The use of Tor allows you to make your Raspberry Pi available behind a static URL, provides security and doesn’t require you to forward any ports in your home router. What if I told you there’s a solution that is worthy of your Hacker™ attitude but won’t leave you puzzling over which tunnel points where? The Onion Just the thought might give you a headache. You could rent a cheap VPS and create a delicate network of tunnels, reverse tunnels, ssh connections, tmux sessions (please stop using screen), …. There are a number of free/paid services available to solve this dilemma.īut you don’t want to install some Java blob from provider xyz. What should you do now? Was all that time spent for nothing? The search You marvel at all the useful information that is now available for you, ~especially when you’re not at home~ but sadly only from your safe network at home. So you set up a Raspberry Pi at home, hooked up some sensors and created a beautiful dashboard. Ip of my proxy is not present in the list neither the port I am using for the Tor proxy.SSH into your Raspberry Pi using TOR 4 The dilemma A INPUT -p 1 -m icmp -icmp-type 8 -j ACCEPT A INPUT -p 6 -m tcp -dport 443 -j ACCEPT A INPUT -m limit -limit 5/min -j LOG -log-prefix 'iptables denied: ' -log-level 7

A INPUT -p 17 -m udp -sport 67 -dport 68 -j ACCEPT

A INPUT -m state -state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT A INPUT -d 127.0.0.0/8 -j REJECT -reject-with icmp-port-unreachable This is what I got # Generated by xtables-save v1.8.2 on Thu Dec 10 10:10:56 2020 If I remove iptables, uninstall it, the proxy works again. I was following a tutorial for the setting and I copied and paste the rules.Īnyway, even if I comment the rules when I set the proxy in the browser I can not reach anything, I got a timeout. I decided to install the email server but, first, I was setting up iptables as firewall. I installed the tor services on my DietPi distro, I configure the proxy on my browser, port 9050 socks v5, and everything is cool. So, the tor proxy is already set and I was able to use it. I want to use my raspberry for two purposes:

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