Tor
e' lo strumento necessario. Ecco quello che ho fatto io per installarlo easily and make it work in Firefox (Iceweasel) on Debian Etch.
Here are the instructions for Windows or Mac 1) in Debian Etch Tor is not 'available, so you need to enable backports of Debian. To do this, add / etc / apt / sources.list deb
line http://www.backports.org/debian etch-backports main contrib non-free aptitude So you have to upgrade, but before there 'to resolve the issue of keys, otherwise
aptitude complains. Installing as root, the package debian-backports-keyring
, everything is done automatically: # Aptitude install debian-backports-keyring 2) Once activated the backports, I could finally download tor, along with web proxy privoxy
, which will be 'good with Firefox.
# aptitude-t etch-backports install # aptitude install tor privoxy 3) Then I configured privoxy
:
in the configuration file / etc / privoxy / config
must: - uncomment (or add) the forward-line
socks4a / 127.0.0.1:9050. (watch to the end point) - giving the value 0 (zero) to the following options: enable-remote-toggle, enable-remote-http-toggle , Enable-edit-actions
- if you do not want privoxy maintains a log file, then comment out the line: logfile logfile
and jarfile jarfile
. Then restart with privoxy: privoxy restart # 4) In Firefox (or browser you choose) must change the settings for connecting to the Tor network to enable
. In Firefox (Iceweasel) are Edit - Preferences - Network - Connections . So we have to write localhost
and 9050 in the "SOCKS Host" (socks v5 worked for me). But in truth 'and the best thing' to install the add-on Firefox called Torbutton , which in a single click you can change the necessary configuration and have Tor enabled or disabled. This new button in firefox works fine after following the above steps. Using Tor, sometimes I google comes up in Russian ..
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