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How to allow local connections via Onion Pi?
The occurences in torrc are to :
Bind SOCKS listener to port 9100 on address 192.168.0.1 via SOCKSPort 192.168.0.1:9100 directive
Allow connections from 192.168.0.0/16 subnet to the SOCKS proxy via ...
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Does a relay write to disk frequently?
Tor usually writes data into the DataDirectory. This includes information about the network, status information about your relay and other information. Those files are regularly updated.
You can move ...
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How to make a Tor relays ORPort and DirPort reachable?
I think you are looking for NoAdvertise and NoListen flags. The manual says:
ORPort [address:]PORT|auto [flags]
Advertise this port to listen for connections from Tor clients and
servers. ...
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Running tor browser on raspberry pi 2
RPi{1,2,3} are ARM architecture SoCs, Tor Browser is currently only available for x86 (i386) or x86_64 (AMD64) on Linux, there is no Tor Browser for any ARM platforms.
As such you won't be able run ...
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Problem with hidden service on raspberry Pi
There may be several error due to the configuration.
1) run tor in terminal. Check the output. If it says cannot bind tor, there may be another instance of tor is running. try stop the tor service by:...
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How do I solve problem bootstrapping Tor Browser with raspberry
I think it is:
Re-entry into the network is now denied at the Exit level to all relays' ORPorts and authorities' ORPorts and DirPorts. This change should help mitgate a set of denial-of-service ...
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Creating private and isolated Tor network using raspberry pis
I would suggest you start with chutney enter link description here and see how chutney works by setting up a what you need which is: directory authorities, relays, exit relays and a client. Start with ...
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Tor-relay on raspberry : /var/lib/tor
If you go to https://metrics.torproject.org/rs.html and search for your relay, does it have the "V2Dir" flag? If so, your relay is acting as a directory cache. In this case you should set DirCache 0 ...
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Raspberry Pi 3 as relay command not found
Raspbian is just another flavor of Debian for Raspberry Pi. If /usr/sbin/tor is not available, then Tor is not installed.
You can confirm the status of Tor by running:
sudo apt info tor
You should ...
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How to securely host a Tor hidden site with Raspberry Pi?
It's actually quite easy:
Install OS on RPi
Download web server; nginx? (sleek, simple, etc.)
# apt-get install nginx
Determine IP of RPi
# ifconfig | grep 'inet addr' | grep -v '127.0.0.1'
Install ...
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What is the best practice for browsing without the Tor Browser?
Probably, you could use qemu - virtual machine on *BSD.
Inside it, you could simply run LiveCD Linux, for example Kali-Linux. Thereafter, you might mount host / or / visit torproject.org to fetch ...
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I can't import the Tor gpg debian repository keys
Grab the latest build of Tor project from their download page for linux. I just did it and was 8.5.1.
Make sure you are in the same directory you downloaded the Tor project in to. In my case I ...
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Android tethering: use Orbot or Tor browser on laptop?
tl;dr - You should, wherever possible, use tor on the local system. Especially when the "local" network is potentially hostile (which is almost always with wireless). If you can run Tor Browser on the ...
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How bowse .onion sites with a router (raspberrypi) without tor browser
If you want to use Firefox to access .onion sites you need to allow this explicitly in about:config - network.dns.blockDotOnion must be set to "false" there. Obviously you need a tor instance running ...
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Raspberry with TOR relay and read-only filesystems
For a relay, the only things that are really important to persist are the keys and config.
The state and descriptors might update frequently, the only issue with not persisting them would be that ...
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Your Guard is failing - Tor Server on Raspberry Pi
If your guard node is failing, you could try using a different guard node if you really really want to:
How to change the entry node?
But according to this answer, you shouldn't have to:
Should I ...
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Trying to troubleshoot Tor on Raspberry pi3
The guide tells you how to start tor through this command:
sudo service tor start (or 'stop' to stop it if its already running)
In your log output you see that you start it by just writing the 'tor'...
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How can I bridge Wlan to Ethernet through tor?
There is PORTAL of Pi which bridges ethernet to wireless on an RPi, intended for use with Arch Linux ARM, there is also PORTAL of Raspbian which is the same, except ported to the Raspbian.
You should ...
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Building Tor locally from src on raspberry pi
No problem! Doing it myself regulary! You need a gcc and g++ and the next libraries, compiled in the order of listing here :
Zlib. You need it to compile OpenSSL with compression support
OpenSSL. ...
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Running Tor over Tor
Tor over Tor is always worse, rule of thumb: mo' hops, mo' problems. Instead of using your RPi as a "Force Everything Through Tor" transproxy box, you should use it as an isolating proxy.
Your laptop/...
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How to run Tor on Raspbian on the Raspberry Pi?
Although the answer has been accepted, I have some sort of update:
While everything "weasel" said is true, we now have the Raspberry 2,
that works perfectly as it features an ARMv7 CPU.
In other ...
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