Gijs gpesken...@gmail.com wrote:
Why not run something like redsocks (first hit on transparent socks)
http://darkk.net.ru/redsocks/ on VM1 ? It is a program that sits in between
the proxy and client. You then configure the firewall running on VM1 to
redirect traffic only through redsocks and
1) You didn't e-mail me or coderman directly and
2) I don't always stay on top of the Tor mailing list so
3) Here's your open source solution the Tor project paid us for.
http://janusvm.com/tor_vm/
For whatever reason, ask Roger or someone else, Tor VM isn't hosted on the
torproject.org site
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/TorVPN
The VM isn't rewriting your resolv.conf. It's either dhcpd or
some other network configuration wizard on the host. Find it
and use it's capabilities, or shut it down and do manual.
Try to use simpler network addressing instead of random
Thank you for checking!
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/TorVPN
The VM isn't rewriting your resolv.conf. It's either dhcpd or
some other network configuration wizard on the host. Find it
and use it's capabilities, or shut it down and do manual.
You were right. The minimal
The goal is to create a bulletproof environment where nothing can leak
thought configuration mistakes, dns, java, flash, plugins and even side
channel attacks, local infections, trojans...
Additionally it's also nice to know that all applications can be torified
even if they do not support
The goal is to create a bulletproof environment where nothing can leak
thought configuration mistakes, dns, java, flash, plugins and even side
channel attacks, local infections, trojans...
Additionally it's also nice to know that all applications can be torified
even if they do not
