Package torsocks

import "bitbucket.org/kallevedin/torsocks"

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type TorProxy
func NewTorProxy(address string) (*TorProxy, error)
func NewTorProxyNoCheck(address string) *TorProxy
func (tp *TorProxy) DialTor(address string) (net.Conn, error)

Package files

TorSOCKS.go

type TorProxy

A Tor proxy. Is actually just a string with the address of the Tor Proxy. (Needs to be an IPv4 address or a domain name that can be translated to an IPv4 address, with a port.) Examples: "127.0.0.1:9050", "10.0.30.11:9150".

type TorProxy string

func NewTorProxy

func NewTorProxy(address string) (*TorProxy, error)

Defines a new Tor SOCKS5 proxy. Also performs very basic heuristic check to see if it actually is a Tor proxy we are connecting to, and not a normal SOCKS proxy, or something else.

func NewTorProxyNoCheck

func NewTorProxyNoCheck(address string) *TorProxy

Defines a new Tor SOCKS5 proxy. Does not perform any heuristic checks, and always succeeds.

func (*TorProxy) DialTor

func (tp *TorProxy) DialTor(address string) (net.Conn, error)

Dials to the address, through the Tor Proxy. address needs to be an IPv4 address or a domain name that can be translated to an IPv4 address (or a .onion address!) followed by the port number you want to connect to. Examples: "1.2.3.4:22", "duckduckgo.com:80", "227vftpsbp62v7bd.onion:6667".

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