I am using Tor for quite a while now and it got really fast over the years. Meanwhile there are several options to run traffic through Tor and one of them is using a “dockerized” container. The most used image is probably the one from this repository: torproxy-by-dperson. And to run all traffic through this docker it was necessary to do some iptables, but luckily there was also a shell script given.
Unfortunately, there was no proper reset functionality built-in while using this script.
Thus, I decided to write that feature. I used iptables-save
and iptables-restore
to play with iptables. Furthermore, the script creates, starts and stops the docker container
using the script.
You can find the script here: tor-route-all-traffic
You can start routing all your traffic through Tor by using the following command:
sudo ./tor-route-all-traffic.sh
And you can restore your previous configuration using the following command:
sudo ./tor-route-all-traffic.sh -restore
Sources
# | Ressource | URL |
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0 | Code | Github:torproxy |