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hello, i recently tried to set up a system wide tor proxy on my arch linux installation.
first i tried to install torsocks and set my socks proxy to 127.0.0.1:9050.
when i launched firefox and got to https://check.torproject.org/ , it said that i wasn't using tor.
so i tried another solution: kalitorify
https://github.com/BrainfuckSec/kalitorifywhen i cloned it, and installed it with
sudo make install, i tried it out.
first, i did:
sudo ./kalitorify.sh
sudo ./kalitorify.sh --helpthen i did:
sudo ./kalitorify.sh --torit then said:
Your system is not using Tor
try another Tor circuit with kalitorify.sh --restartso i tried ./kalitorify.sh --restart
and it said:
Checking your public IP, please wait...and gave no other output.
So then i tried testing if it works by going to https://check.torproject.org/ and it loaded forever
so i did:
sudo ./kalitorify.sh --clearnetand tried to go to a website and it gave me an error.
what do?
Last edited by ahmed101001 (2020-03-08 12:56:08)
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ill post more information in a few minutes
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ok, so
turns out i just needed to restart my computer for my internet connection to work again
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still kinda want to route all my traffic through tor tho
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hello, i recently tried to set up a system wide tor proxy on my arch linux installation.
first i tried to install torsocks and set my socks proxy to 127.0.0.1:9050.
when i launched firefox and got to https://check.torproject.org/ , it said that i wasn't using tor.
firefox supports socks proxies so why did you use torsocks?
so i tried another solution: kalitorify
https://github.com/BrainfuckSec/kalitorifywhen i cloned it, and installed it with
sudo make install, i tried it out.
The script is intended for Kali Linux and you used it without alteration and expect it to work on Arch?
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