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tor anonymity network. WWW: https://github.com/yurivict/vm-to-tor PR: 200333 Submitted by: Yuri Victorovich <yuri@rawbw.com>
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You installed vm-to-tor: framework that allows to connect virtual
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machines to the tor network.
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It requires sysctl variable net.link.tap.user_open=1 set in
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/etc/sysctl.conf.
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To start vm-to-tor manually, you can use this command:
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# service vm-to-tor onestart
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This will connect an adapter tap0 to tor. Then you need to change
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settings of one virtual machine to use tap0 interface (in VirtualBox
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you need to set "Bridged Adapter" as a network type and choose tap0
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as an adapter name, in bhyve tap0 will just work).
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To enable at system startup, you can add one of these lines:
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. %%PREFIX%%/etc/vm-to-tor.rc.conf.simple
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or
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. %%PREFIX%%/etc/vm-to-tor.rc.conf.complex
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to /etc/rc.conf, and modify %%PREFIX%%/etc/vm-to-tor.rc.conf.*
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according to your needs. Please read there the explanation of
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vm-to-tor features.
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Before changing configuration, you need to stop vm-to-tor with
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# service vm-to-tor {one}stop
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After changing configuration, you need to start it again:
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# service vm-to-tor start
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To see the status of vm-to-tor:
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# service vm-to-tor status
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To connect to the virtual machine tap1 with ssh:
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# ssh 172.16.1.2
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To change tor router setting for machine tapN with ctrl protocol:
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# vm-ctrl tapN
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By design, you can't connect to the host from the virtual machine for
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security reasons. Machine is isolated from the host environment, and
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is not host-aware. Besides the optional NFS connection, all
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communication initiated by the virtual machine happens only through
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tor.
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