Ingoing & Outgoing connections

Hello, is it possible to achieve this behaviour : RELAY RELAY RELAY RELAYRELAY RELAY | | | | | | +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+ | | ( internet connection 1 ) | | MY RELAY ( on computer #1 ) | | ( LAN connection ) | | PROXY ( on computer #2 ) | | ( internet connection 2 ) | | +---------------+---------------+----------------+ ||| | EXIT_CONNECTION EXIT_CONNECTION EXIT_CONNECTION EXIT_CONNECTION I cant find / undertand the options in torrc documentation. In fact I would have a "ExitConnectionProxy IP:Port" option. Any idea ?

On 14.11.2013 20:21, earlgrey wrote:
Hello,
is it possible to achieve this behaviour :
RELAY RELAY RELAY RELAYRELAY RELAY | | | | | | +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+ | | ( internet connection 1 ) | | MY RELAY ( on computer #1 ) | | ( LAN connection ) | | PROXY ( on computer #2 ) | | ( internet connection 2 ) | | +---------------+---------------+----------------+ ||| | EXIT_CONNECTION EXIT_CONNECTION EXIT_CONNECTION EXIT_CONNECTION
I cant find / undertand the options in torrc documentation.
In fact I would have a "ExitConnectionProxy IP:Port" option.
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That's pretty good idea, but i have no clue how to make it happen though. I wish that how to make this happen myself. -- Best Regars, Anonymous - Supporter of Free Speech. GPG: 0x78612223

On 14/11/13 18:50, Anonymous wrote:
RELAY RELAY RELAY RELAYRELAY RELAY | | | | | | +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+ | | ( internet connection 1 ) | | MY RELAY ( on computer #1 ) | | ( LAN connection ) | | PROXY ( on computer #2 ) | | ( internet connection 2 ) | | +---------------+---------------+----------------+ ||| | EXIT_CONNECTION EXIT_CONNECTION EXIT_CONNECTION EXIT_CONNECTION
You could try : Address <IP1> Socks5Proxy sockshost:port Where IP1 is the IP address of your relay on internet connection 1 and sockshost is the address of your proxy. This should cause tor to make outgoing connections via the proxy, but advertise IP1 as it's address for incoming connections. What are you trying to achieve with this configuration? -Kevin -- PGP key id: 0x1200E000 Fingerprint: 270F F4D1 361A 0F9F A30D 9584 9916 4285 1200 E000
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