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	=== TOR ===		=== TOR ===
	Edit the {{code\|/etc/tor/torrc~~</code>~~ configuration to contain the following lines:		Edit the {{code\|/etc/tor/torrc}} configuration to contain the following lines:

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	I've placed the DNS server on a separate IP because I will be using {{code\|dnsmasq~~</code>~~ as my 'primary' DNS server that users will be using since I wanted my own portal/splash page with my own domain name (ie: torified.wifi).		I've placed the DNS server on a separate IP because I will be using {{code\|dnsmasq}} as my 'primary' DNS server that users will be using since I wanted my own portal/splash page with my own domain name (ie: torified.wifi).

	==== Troubleshooting ====		==== Troubleshooting ====
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	=== DHCP / DNS Server ===		=== DHCP / DNS Server ===
	We will be using {{code\|[[dnsmasq]]~~</code>~~ as the DHCP/DNS server.		We will be using {{code\|[[dnsmasq]]}} as the DHCP/DNS server.

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	Notice that the DNS server is 172.19.19.19 -- this IP does not in fact exist in my network. I will use IPTables (see below) to redirect this traffic to TOR. Reason I am using this IP is because it is not on the interface since dnsmasq will complain otherwise.		Notice that the DNS server is 172.19.19.19 -- this IP does not in fact exist in my network. I will use IPTables (see below) to redirect this traffic to TOR. Reason I am using this IP is because it is not on the interface since dnsmasq will complain otherwise.

	dnsmasq is configured to run the DHCP script at {{code\|/scripts/dnsmasq_dhcp~~</code>~~. This script basically ensures that the client gets 'unregistered' from the network when their lease times out or when they reconnect which will force them to my splash page. The contents of the script is quite simple:		dnsmasq is configured to run the DHCP script at {{code\|/scripts/dnsmasq_dhcp}}. This script basically ensures that the client gets 'unregistered' from the network when their lease times out or when they reconnect which will force them to my splash page. The contents of the script is quite simple:

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=== TOR === === TOR ===
Edit the <code>/etc/tor/torrc</code> configuration to contain the following lines: Edit the {{code|/etc/tor/torrc</code> configuration to contain the following lines:



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I've placed the DNS server on a separate IP because I will be using <code>dnsmasq</code> as my 'primary' DNS server that users will be using since I wanted my own portal/splash page with my own domain name (ie: torified.wifi). I've placed the DNS server on a separate IP because I will be using {{code|dnsmasq</code> as my 'primary' DNS server that users will be using since I wanted my own portal/splash page with my own domain name (ie: torified.wifi).



==== Troubleshooting ==== ==== Troubleshooting ====
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=== DHCP / DNS Server === === DHCP / DNS Server ===
We will be using <code>[[dnsmasq]]</code> as the DHCP/DNS server. We will be using {{code|[[dnsmasq]]</code> as the DHCP/DNS server.



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Notice that the DNS server is 172.19.19.19 -- this IP does not in fact exist in my network. I will use IPTables (see below) to redirect this traffic to TOR. Reason I am using this IP is because it is not on the interface since dnsmasq will complain otherwise. Notice that the DNS server is 172.19.19.19 -- this IP does not in fact exist in my network. I will use IPTables (see below) to redirect this traffic to TOR. Reason I am using this IP is because it is not on the interface since dnsmasq will complain otherwise.



dnsmasq is configured to run the DHCP script at <code>/scripts/dnsmasq_dhcp</code>. This script basically ensures that the client gets 'unregistered' from the network when their lease times out or when they reconnect which will force them to my splash page. The contents of the script is quite simple: dnsmasq is configured to run the DHCP script at {{code|/scripts/dnsmasq_dhcp</code>. This script basically ensures that the client gets 'unregistered' from the network when their lease times out or when they reconnect which will force them to my splash page. The contents of the script is quite simple:



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For more information on DNSMasq, see [[Dnsmasq]]



Notice that the DNS server is 172.19.19.19 -- this IP does not in fact exist in my network. I will use IPTables (see below) to redirect this traffic to TOR. Reason I am using this IP is because it is not on the interface since dnsmasq will complain otherwise. Notice that the DNS server is 172.19.19.19 -- this IP does not in fact exist in my network. I will use IPTables (see below) to redirect this traffic to TOR. Reason I am using this IP is because it is not on the interface since dnsmasq will complain otherwise.





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[[Category:Linux]] [[Category:Linux]]
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== Introduction == == Introduction ==



The Tor Wifi Gateway is a planned open wifi access point that lets users connect to the internet via Tor. The purpose of this is to create a gateway which transparently proxies traffic over to Tor (which intrinsically is useful for other projects), perhaps share internet access to neighbors, and perhaps provide access to my stash without authentication. The Tor Wifi Gateway is a open wifi access point that lets users connect to the internet via Tor. The purpose of this is to create a gateway which transparently proxies traffic over to Tor (which intrinsically is useful for other projects), perhaps share internet access to neighbors, and perhaps provide access to my stash without authentication.



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	=== TOR ===		=== TOR ===
	Edit the <code>/etc/tor/torrc</code> configuration to contain the following lines:		Edit the {{code\|/etc/tor/torrc</code> configuration to contain the following lines:

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	I've placed the DNS server on a separate IP because I will be using <code>dnsmasq</code> as my 'primary' DNS server that users will be using since I wanted my own portal/splash page with my own domain name (ie: torified.wifi).		I've placed the DNS server on a separate IP because I will be using {{code\|dnsmasq</code> as my 'primary' DNS server that users will be using since I wanted my own portal/splash page with my own domain name (ie: torified.wifi).

	==== Troubleshooting ====		==== Troubleshooting ====
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	=== DHCP / DNS Server ===		=== DHCP / DNS Server ===
	We will be using <code>[[dnsmasq]]</code> as the DHCP/DNS server.		We will be using {{code\|[[dnsmasq]]</code> as the DHCP/DNS server.

	<syntaxhighlight lang="text" line start="1" enclose="div">		<syntaxhighlight lang="text" line start="1" enclose="div">
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	Notice that the DNS server is 172.19.19.19 -- this IP does not in fact exist in my network. I will use IPTables (see below) to redirect this traffic to TOR. Reason I am using this IP is because it is not on the interface since dnsmasq will complain otherwise.		Notice that the DNS server is 172.19.19.19 -- this IP does not in fact exist in my network. I will use IPTables (see below) to redirect this traffic to TOR. Reason I am using this IP is because it is not on the interface since dnsmasq will complain otherwise.

	dnsmasq is configured to run the DHCP script at <code>/scripts/dnsmasq_dhcp</code>. This script basically ensures that the client gets 'unregistered' from the network when their lease times out or when they reconnect which will force them to my splash page. The contents of the script is quite simple:		dnsmasq is configured to run the DHCP script at {{code\|/scripts/dnsmasq_dhcp</code>. This script basically ensures that the client gets 'unregistered' from the network when their lease times out or when they reconnect which will force them to my splash page. The contents of the script is quite simple:

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			For more information on DNSMasq, see [[Dnsmasq]]

	Notice that the DNS server is 172.19.19.19 -- this IP does not in fact exist in my network. I will use IPTables (see below) to redirect this traffic to TOR. Reason I am using this IP is because it is not on the interface since dnsmasq will complain otherwise.		Notice that the DNS server is 172.19.19.19 -- this IP does not in fact exist in my network. I will use IPTables (see below) to redirect this traffic to TOR. Reason I am using this IP is because it is not on the interface since dnsmasq will complain otherwise.

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

	The Tor Wifi Gateway is a ~~planned~~ open wifi access point that lets users connect to the internet via Tor. The purpose of this is to create a gateway which transparently proxies traffic over to Tor (which intrinsically is useful for other projects), perhaps share internet access to neighbors, and perhaps provide access to my stash without authentication.		The Tor Wifi Gateway is a open wifi access point that lets users connect to the internet via Tor. The purpose of this is to create a gateway which transparently proxies traffic over to Tor (which intrinsically is useful for other projects), perhaps share internet access to neighbors, and perhaps provide access to my stash without authentication.

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Tor Wifi Gateway - Revision history

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