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Hey dude,
I know normally you need to edit torrc for changing exit nodes to set countrys.
how would you do it on this?
would i fork it and then add a new torrc file or would i change something in the ruby file to choose the country exit nodes?
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Hi there,
Bringing up an old issue I guess :)
In my case, I just need to "SSH" to the container using the following steps:
docker ps
docker exec -ti {container-id} /bin/bash
nano /etc/tor/torrc
ExitNodes {US}
echo ExitNodes "{us}" | sudo tee -a /etc/tor/torrc
service tor restart
docker restart {container-id}
I think it's a workaround and maybe someone else has a better solution to this.
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this doesn't work for me
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Hey dude,
I know normally you need to edit torrc for changing exit nodes to set countrys.
how would you do it on this?
would i fork it and then add a new torrc file or would i change something in the ruby file to choose the country exit nodes?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: