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Restrict to Iranian IP I was looking at the config file for Privoxy. It doesn't seem to restrict the allowed inbound IP addresses to Iran. Can you post an updated config file that restricts access? Also, the proxy port seems to be 8118. Can you just confirm that? Thanks, Anonymous
23 MB might be too large given the bandwidth. I recommend Portable Opera+Tor which is 7MB and just runs off of a thumb drive. http://files.myopera.com/archetwist/operator/OperaTor-3.3.zip?1245292816 In reality these should all be distributed with MD5 hashes. Wouldn't Portable TOR be more useful? (7.5MB) http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=194105
Problems with using Tor You don't use Tor to give someone in Iran access to blocked web sites. Direct access to Tor is also being blocked in Iran. You still need a proxy server on your machine to relay web traffic for the folks in Iran. You use Tor to protect the IP address of the person setting up the proxy. Also, it saves you the trouble of having to set up port forwarding on your router to allow inbound traffic to your proxy. The problem is that even with Tor, your IP address will change whenever you restart Tor. If you're being found by IP and your IP changes, then your proxy can't be used again until you get your new IP distributed. My thought is that you can use a service like DynDNS to link a free DNS hostname (such as freeiran.dyndns.org) to your changing Tor IP address. This Distro doesn't do that. I'm looking at setting up something that will help.
Problem with Tor Of course, now that I think about it a little more, doing a DNS lookup from inside Iran to find the IP address of the proxy isn't the brightest idea, either. Does anyone know what IS allowed from inside Iran?
Tor + Proxy ready http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1363314/Tor-Anonymity-Network.tar.gz Tor + Proxy virtualized box to deploy in 5 minutes, fast to move, fast to copy it to everyone instructions inside hope this helps good luck
