Tor in Raspberry Pi

Support & Help Requests Raspberry Pi
#1

Please, why is not possible to have Tor in Raspberry Pi? i suggest as future version, it would be very usefull.
asis

#2

Hi @Asis_Rodriguez,

does this helps?:

https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=49308

#3

thanks very much, i’m afraid not. I am a dummy that use Tor in Windows and try to repeat in Ubuntu… but… too much dificult for my knowledges :frowning: thanks so much
Asis

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#4

Hi Asis,

what about this then?:

http://makezine.com/projects/browse-anonymously-with-a-diy-raspberry-pi-vpntor-router/

#5

From the looks of things, The Tor Browser doesn’t have any packages available for it, which means it cannot be easily installed with a few clicks.

Software is compiled to run on a specific type of hardware – the most common being PCs: i386 and amd64 (sometimes called x86 and x86_64 or x64 in Windows). The Raspberry Pi’s is armhf.

You can get it to run, which is to build it for armhf and then install/run it. I came across this which suggests installing tor to use the Tor network (depends if tor is packaged for armhf), but this doesn’t include the Tor Browser.

#6

thanks Wolfman, i’m trying just to navigate anonymous, as I can do it in windows with Tor. This is not what i’m looking for. just a simple “install Tor and run” or almost…
asi s

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#7

thanks lah7, I installed Tor and use the socks:9050… as you show me, better than before, not?
how can i know if i am navigatin anonymous?.
It’s a pitty not be possible run a “standar” instalation of wonderfull Tor in Raspberry Pi.
asis

#8

I’m no Tor user, but I believe your IP is anonymized when using the Tor network. Try visiting http://whatismyip.com and see if it’s different each time you refresh.

#9

:frowning: not… but thanks Lah7
asis

#10

Get it :slight_smile:
in terminal:
sudo -i (to be superuser)
apt-get install tor (install Tor)
sudo apt-get install tor (run Tor service)
in firefox > preferences > advanced > net > conexion > settings
manual proxy cnfiguration
servidor socks: 127.0.0.1 port 9050
socks5 y dns remote activated
close firefox
reset Pi
and… done¡¡¡
go to https://check.torproject.org/ and :slight_smile:
thanks to all the people who give me links and ideas to get it.
Asis

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#11

Hello, it didnt work on my raspberry pi 3 model b with kali linux, i need some help, I TRIED EVERYTHING

#12

What kind of kali distro are you using? Did you check the signature sha256sum *.iso