by Guest on 2024/01/10 10:12:41 AM
Hello. I'm a normal user and I'm starting to learn DarkMX.
How to define work over a proxy in DarkMX for built-in Tor?
I need this because the Tor network is being aggressively blocked on our land.
Bridge methods, snowflakes etc do not work, Tor over vpn/proxy works well.
For example, in the Tor browser I write to the torrc file
Socks5Proxy 127.0.0.1:10808
(v2rayN)
But here I don't see the torrc file or any settings.
by
KH on 2024/01/11 06:33:37 PM
I will add an option in Settings > Tor Connection very soon so that a proxy can be used to tunnel outgoing guard connections. If not in v1.32, it will be in v1.33, which I expect to be soon.
For now, you could always use an external Tor client that is already configured the way you want. The setting for that is also in Settings > Tor Connection.
by Guest on 2024/01/12 11:48:25 AM
Thanks for the answer. This option will be in demand.
I have successfully used Tor over proxy for Super Simple Server with an external Tor client.
I did this thanks to the detailed instructions.
For SSS it was necessary to specify Host Name (onion address from torsitedata)
Listen Address 127.0.0.1:8080
Tor SOCKS5 Address 127.0.0.1:9150
And in the torrc file:
# HiddenService
HiddenServiceDir C:\Users\UserName\torsitedata
HiddenServicePort 80 127.0.0.1:8080
In DarkMX I tried selecting the 'Connect to external Tor client' option.
Address 127.0.0.1
, Proxy Port 9150
, Control Port 9151
I also do
Contacts > The_user > Web Access: On
Contacts > The_user > Web Access > Users > Add > Guests
But this is clearly not enough.
I don’t understand how and where to specify Listen Address and Host Name in DarkMX
and I don’t know what to write in the torrc file of Tor browser (I tried it like for SSS, but it doesn’t work).
As a result, I was unable to launch DarkMX with an external Tor client.
It would be nice to have detailed instructions for noobs.
However, setting up Tor over proxy for the built-in Tor client will simplify this moment.