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| + | To run <code class="filename">tor</code> on your router you need to load the follwoing packages in <code class="filename">leaf.cfg</code>: | ||
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| + | * tor.lrp | ||
| + | * libssl.lrp | ||
| + | * libcrpto.lrp | ||
| + | * lpthread.lrp | ||
| + | * libz.lrp | ||
| + | * libevent.lrp | ||
| + | * privoxy.lrp (only required, if you want to run tor with a http/s proxy instead of a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOCKS SOCKS] proxy) | ||
=== Configure Tor === | === Configure Tor === | ||
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Contents
What is Tor?
Tor is free software and an open network that helps you defend against a form of network surveillance that threatens personal freedom and privacy, confidential business activities and relationships, and state security known as traffic analysis.
You can configure Tor to run either as a SOCKS proxy or, together with the privoxy Package, as http/s proxy. Both methods are described below.
Load the necessary package to run Tor
To run tor on your router you need to load the follwoing packages in leaf.cfg:
- tor.lrp
- libssl.lrp
- libcrpto.lrp
- lpthread.lrp
- libz.lrp
- libevent.lrp
- privoxy.lrp (only required, if you want to run tor with a http/s proxy instead of a SOCKS proxy)
Configure Tor
Configure your web browser
Additional reading
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