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Skip all network traffic on Linux through TOR Privoxy
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| Installation: | |
| apt-get install tor privoxy | |
| Edit configuration: | |
| /etc/privoxy/config | |
| Add: | |
| forward-socks5 / localhost:9050 . | |
| forward-socks4 / localhost:9050 . | |
| forward-socks4a / localhost:9050 . | |
| Starting services: | |
| service tor start | |
| service privoxy start | |
| Configuring proxy services: | |
| HTTP proxy: localhost:8118 | |
| SSL proxy: localhost:8118 | |
| SOCKS host: localhost:9050 | |
| IP Check: | |
| curl ident.me | |
| or | |
| www.infosniper.net | |
| https://torcheck.xenobite.eu/ | |
| Don't forget to check for leaks via DNS | |
| https://dnsleak.io/ | |
| https://dnsleaktest.com/ | |
| Add the service Tor and Privoxy at startup | |
| update-rc.d -f tor remove && update-rc.d -f tor defaults && update-rc.d -f privoxy remove && update-rc.d -f privoxy defaults && update-rc.d -f privoxy enable | |
| Removing from startup: | |
| update-rc.d -f tor remove && update-rc.d -f privoxy remove |
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