ExcludeNodes by country

[Ringo Kamens]

Thanks. I've been looking for something like this.

On 7/17/06, Marcel <u-281 at vif.com> wrote:
>
> Hi fellow tor users.
>
> I made a little script to exclude the tor routers in some countries.
> Either choose the countries you want, or those you don't.  You can put
> this
> script anywhere but in your torrc directory.
>
>
>
> #!/bin/sh
>
>
> # Set one or another, but not both, alphabetical order plz:
> #COUNTRIES_TO_REJECT="CN|FR|GB|HK"; # Those countries will be rejected.
> COUNTRIES_TO_ACCEPT="AR|BR|CA|DE|IL|JP|MX|US"; # All other countries will
> be rejected, those only will be accepted.
>
> # Where to find a routers list:
> ROUTERS="http://serifos.eecs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/exit.pl?textonly=1"
>
> # Location of your torrc file:
> TORRC=/etc/tor/torrc
>
> # Command to reload your torrc:
> RELOAD="/etc/init.d/tor reload"
>
>
> ####  No need to modify nothing after this line ####
>
> set -e
>
> LOCRC=".tmp_torrc"
> LOCROUT=".routers.txt"
>
> test -z $TORRC && exit 0
>
> # create a backup of the torrc file
> cp $TORRC ${LOCRC}.bak
>
> # Remove ExcludeNodes line from torrc
> cat $TORRC | grep -vi Excludenodes > $LOCRC
>
> # Download routers list.
> wget -O $LOCROUT $ROUTERS || exit 0
>
> # Write list of actual countries to a text file for reference
> file=Countries.txt
> echo -n "Countries " > $file
> for i in `cat $LOCROUT | cut -f 1 -d " "| grep -v Tor | sort -u`; do
>     echo -n "$i " >> $file
> done
>
> file=$LOCRC
> echo -n "ExcludeNodes " >> $file
> if [ "$COUNTRIES_TO_ACCEPT" != "" ]; then
>     for i in `cat $LOCROUT | egrep -v "^($COUNTRIES_TO_ACCEPT)" | cut -f 2
> \
> -d " " | egrep -v "^(\[|Network)" | sed s/*//`; do
>         echo -n "$i, " >> $file
>     done
> elif [ "$COUNTRIES_TO_REJECT" != "" ]; then
>     for i in `cat $LOCROUT | egrep "^($COUNTRIES_TO_REJECT)" | cut -f 2 -d
> \
> " " | egrep -v "^\[" | sed s/*//`; do
>         echo -n "$i, " >> $file
>     done
> else exit 0
> fi
> echo finished >> $file
>
> cp $LOCRC $TORRC
>
> # Have Tor to reload its config
> $RELOAD
>
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