archhfan/tor-docker
The easiest way to deploy Tor on Docker. Relay, proxy or exit node, you can use it your own way.
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archhfan/tor-docker repository overview
Tor For Docker
You can configure your tor container with environment variables. Just write a TOR_ prefix at your environment variables, and they will be translated into a torrc file at /etc/tor/torrc inside the container. For multiple settings with the same key, just prefix a number to the environment key like: TOR_0_Foo, TOR_1_Foo...
This container can work as a relay or a proxy, whatever you want to configure. Minimum requirements are to know how torrc file works (it's very easy, looking some examples below you will now hoy to use it)
Container works as proxy and relay by default. Override the configuration with environment variables and disable them.
Docker Compose Example
A little example, using tor as relay and proxy at the same time.
services:
tor:
image: archhfan/tor-docker:latest
environment:
TOR_Nickname: MyRelayNick
TOR_ContactInfo: [email protected]
volumes:
- tor-data:/var/lib/tor
volumes:
tor-data:
Default Configuration
Default values of the environment variables with their respective directive.
| ENV Variable | torrc Directive | Value | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
TOR_SocksPort | SocksPort | 0.0.0.0:9050 | Opens a SOCKS listener on all interfaces for client use. |
TOR_RunAsDaemon | RunAsDaemon | 0 | Keeps Tor in the foreground (necessary in Docker containers). |
TOR_0_ORPort | ORPort | 9001 | Enables IPv4 relay-to-relay (“onion routing”) on TCP port 9001. |
TOR_1_ORPort | ORPort | [::]:9001 | Enables IPv6 relay-to-relay on TCP port 9001. |
TOR_DirPort | DirPort | 9030 | Serves directory information on TCP port 9030. |
TOR_DataDir | DataDirectory | /var/lib/tor | Places Tor’s state, keys, and caches under /var/lib/tor. |
Tag summary
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Last updated
19 days ago
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