Tor Project

You would like to support human rights? Then please follow the how-to.

Note: We assume you have a new working Arch Linux running on your RaspberryPi.

First we have to install all the packages which are needed & useful to us.

<sxh bash;> root@pi# pacman -Syyu root@pi# pacman -S base-devel vim tor ntp tor vnstat sudo </sxh>

After that we should create us an own user account with sudo privileges.

<sxh bash;> root@pi# useradd -m -s /bin/bash YOUR_USERNAME root@pi# vimsudo /etc/sudoers … </sxh>

Now, we install yaourt in order to fetch and install packages from the AUR.

<sxh bash;> root@pi# su YOUR_USERNAME root@pi# wget https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ya/yaourt/yaourt.tar.gz root@pi# tar xfv yaourt.tar.gz root@pi# cd yaourt root@pi# makepkg -si root@pi# cd ~/ root@pi# rm -r yaourt* root@pi# yaourt -Syua root@pi# yaourt -S arm </sxh>

In order to integrate tor into systemd, we need to write a -n own service file, which ensures fast, easy usage and the guarantuee that at every boot tor will be started along.

<sxh bash;> root@pi# cd /etc/systemd/system root@pi# vim tor.service … root@pi# vim ntp-once.service … </sxh>

After this, we finally attack the most important part: Tor configuration.

<sxh bash;> root@pi# cd /etc/tor/ root@pi# mv torrc torrc.original root@pi# vim torrc … </sxh>

Either type:

<sxh bash;> root@pi# systemctl start tor </sxh>

or simply boot up your device.

• Routing 150GB Tor traffic though a Raspberry Pi