12 |
13 | )
14 | }
15 |
16 | export default App
17 |
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1 | const prod = {
2 | url: {
3 | API_URL: `${location.protocol}//${location.host}`
4 | }
5 | }
6 |
7 | const dev = {
8 | url: {
9 | API_URL: 'http://127.0.0.1:5000'
10 | }
11 | }
12 |
13 | export const config = process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development' ? dev : prod
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1 | import React from 'react'
2 | import ReactDOM from 'react-dom/client'
3 | import { PrimeReactProvider } from 'primereact/api';
4 |
5 | import App from './App.jsx'
6 | import './main.css'
7 | import './fileshare.css'
8 |
9 |
10 | ReactDOM.createRoot(document.getElementById('root')).render(
11 |
12 |
13 |
14 | )
15 |
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1 | /** @type {import('tailwindcss').Config} */
2 | export default {
3 | content: [
4 | "./src/**/*.jsx",
5 | ],
6 | theme: {
7 | extend: {},
8 | },
9 | plugins: [],
10 | }
11 |
12 |
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1 | import { defineConfig } from 'vite'
2 | import react from '@vitejs/plugin-react'
3 |
4 | // https://vitejs.dev/config/
5 | export default defineConfig({
6 | plugins: [react()],
7 | })
8 |
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2 | __pycache__/
3 | *.pyc
4 | .idea
5 |
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2 | cffi==1.15.1
3 | click==8.1.2
4 | cryptography==43.0.1
5 | paramiko==3.4.0
6 | pycparser==2.21
7 | PyNaCl==1.5.0
8 | six==1.16.0
9 | tornado==6.4.1
10 |
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1 | #!/bin/sh
2 |
3 | # For development purposes:
4 | #
5 | # Use this script for testing the production mode which use unix socket
6 | # example: ./lib/chatsecure/tcs -n SERVICE -od localhost -m SERVICE_TEST
7 |
8 | echo "[+] Listening port: 80 | unix-socket: /tmp/webssh.sock ..."
9 | socat TCP-LISTEN:80,fork,reuseaddr UNIX-CONNECT:/tmp/webssh.sock
10 |
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1 | import sys
2 | from webssh._version import __version__, __version_info__
3 |
4 |
5 | __author__ = 'Shengdun Hua '
6 |
7 | if sys.platform == 'win32' and sys.version_info.major == 3 and \
8 | sys.version_info.minor >= 8:
9 | import asyncio
10 | asyncio.set_event_loop_policy(asyncio.WindowsSelectorEventLoopPolicy())
11 |
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1 | __version_info__ = (1, 5, 3)
2 | __version__ = '.'.join(map(str, __version_info__))
3 |
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2 | /*# sourceMappingURL=fullscreen.min.css.map */
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1 | This menu entry switches the access point (TorBox's WLAN) to 5 GHz.
2 | Theoretically, this enables a bigger bandwidth between your clients and
3 | the TorBox. However, usually, the bottle-neck lies in the Tor network.
4 |
5 | ATTENTION: The use of the 5 GHz band has also disadvantages. Not all
6 | devices support 5 GHz, consequently, and don't see the TorBox access
7 | point. More critical: 5 GHz needs more power and is not recommended if you
8 | use your TorBox on a weak power adapter or even with a Power Bank.
9 |
10 | Do you want to switch to 5 GHz?
11 |
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1 | By setting up an Onion Service, you can easily and securely share your data through Tor or create a chat environment, even if you are behind firewalls, network address translators or in a censoring country, while preserving the security and anonymity of both parties.
2 |
3 | This menu entry will check if the requested deactivated Onion Service exists and activates it for you. To see all available Onion Services, use menu entry 4. If the requested Onion Service is not existing, it will be created.
4 |
5 | Would you like to ACTIVATE TorBox's ONION SERVICE MODE?
6 |
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1 | With this menu entry, you can DIRECTLY EDIT THE TOR CONFIGURATION FILE. You find some helpful comments in the configuration file. Nevertheless, you should know what you are doing. If you are unsure, then contact us: anonym@torbox.ch
2 |
3 | After changing the configuration, use the following commands in the editor:
4 | CTRL-S to save the changes.
5 | CTRL-X to exit the editor.
6 |
7 | Would you like to change the Tor configuration file directly?
8 |
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1 | With this menu entry, you can DIRECTLY EDIT THE TOR CONFIGURATION FILE. You find some helpful comments in the configuration file. Nevertheless, you should know what you are doing. If you are unsure, then contact us: anonym@torbox.ch
2 |
3 | After changing the configuration, use the following commands in the editor:
4 | CTRL-S to save the changes.
5 | CTRL-X to exit the editor.
6 |
7 | Would you like to change the Tor configuration file directly?
8 |
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1 | !!! WARNING !!! YOU ARE NOT PROTECTED YET !!!
2 |
3 | Please open a web-browser on your device and try to access following or any
4 | NON-ENCRYPTED web-address ("https://" DOESN'T WORK!):
5 |
6 | http://detectportal.firefox.com/success.txt
7 | http://beta.speedtest.net
8 | http://captive.apple.com
9 |
10 | Usually, you should be redirected to the network provider's login portal.
11 | Please fill in the data, which are necessary to access the Internet.
12 |
13 | DON'T FORGET TO COME BACK! If all went well, press CONTINUE to secure your
14 | connection again. Otherwise, TRY IT AGAIN!
15 |
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1 | DONE!
2 |
3 | We removed all bridges in the tor configuration, fetched and added bridges used as default built-in bridges in the TorBrowser.
4 |
5 | However, we didn't restart tor because currently, all bridges are DEACTIVATED!
6 |
7 | If you need bridges, configure them first in the Countermeasure sub-menu and only after that restart tor.
8 |
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1 | This entry will move the domain and its IPs from one exclusion list to another.
2 |
3 | CLEARNET -> The connection to the domain's IPs is established directly
4 | and unprotected. However, if available, the domain is accessed
5 | through VPN.
6 |
7 | VPN -> The connection to the domain's IPs are established through
8 | VPN. However, if VPN is unavailable, the domain is still
9 | accessed through tor.
10 |
11 | Do you want to move the domain and its IP from one list to another?
12 |
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1 | You will now be asked to enter the old and a new admin password.
2 |
3 | During the input, you will not see anything on the screen. Just enter the passwords and press the ENTER key. Finally, you see the confirmation that the password was changed successfully.
4 |
5 | Do you want to change the admin password?
6 |
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1 | Currently, we cannot access a tor-related URL through tor!
2 |
3 | If you choose YES, we will access this URL directly. Even if this shouldn't be a concern in general, it could be problematic in an authoritarian country because your network provider will probably see that you are using tor.
4 |
5 | If you choose NO, then we will go back to the menu. In this case, please check if your local tor installation is working correctly. To be on the safe side, in such a situation, you should permanently use bridges.
6 |
7 | Would you like that we directly access the URL?
8 |
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1 | We will connect the TorBox to a VPN so that the local network data from the command prompt is routed through VPN. However, tor will not restart, and your client network data will still be routed through tor using the interface highlighted in the main menu.
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT
4 | - To use this menu entry, you have first to put one or more *.ovpn-files
5 | in the ~/openvpn directory so that TorBox can execute OpenVPN with
6 | that file.
7 |
8 | Would you like to CONTINUE?
9 |
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1 | STOP! THIS SCRIPT IS INTENDED TO BE USED BY THE DEVELOPERS ONLY!
2 |
3 | This script converts a default TorBox installation to a TorBox mini installation.
4 |
5 | Important: This script must be run locally and not via a network connection. It will most probably destroy your installation. You have been warned!
6 |
7 | Do you want to start the conversion?
8 |
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1 | This menu entry deactivates TorBox's OBFS4 BRIDGE RELAY, which is the default.
2 |
3 | However, the used configuration will not be deleted. If you activate the OBFS4 BRIDGE RELAY again, the same configuration will be applied -- no need to worry ;-)
4 |
5 | At the end, Tor automatically restarts.
6 |
7 | Would you like to DEACTIVATE the TorBox's OBFS4 BRIDGE RELAY?
8 |
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1 | With this menu entry, you can deactivate MEEK-AZURE, which is the default.
2 |
3 | At the end, Tor automatically restarts.
4 |
5 | Would you like to DEACTIVATE MEEK-AZURE?
6 |
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1 | This menu entry DEACTIVATES OBFS4 BRIDGES. However, the OBFS4 bridges will not be deleted, you can activate these bridges later again -- no need to worry ;-)
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT
4 | Only when ALL OBFS4 bridges are disabled, TorBox will directly connect to the Tor network, which is the default.
5 |
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1 | This menu entry deactivates TorBox's ONION SERVICE MODE, which is the default.
2 |
3 | However, configured Onion Services, client authorizations, hosted data, configuration for TFS and TCS will not be deleted and the actual configuration preserved. If you activate the ONION SERVICE MODE again, the same configuration will be applied -- no need to worry ;-)
4 |
5 | At the end, Tor automatically restarts.
6 |
7 | Would you like to DEACTIVATE TorBox's ONION SERVICE MODE?
8 |
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1 | This menu entry DEACTIVATES SNOWFLAKE BRIDGES. However, the SNOWFLAKE bridges will not be deleted, you can activate these bridges later again -- no need to worry ;-)
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT
4 | TorBox will directly connect to the Tor network, which is the default.
5 |
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1 | This menu entry REMOVES ALL bridges. However, bridges are necessary for TorBox to bypass Tor blocking in a country. To use this feature of TorBox, you need at least one bridge. After deleting all bridges, you should add new bridges again.
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT
4 | WITH REMOVING ALL BRIDGES, TorBox will directly connect to the Tor network, which is the default. However, instead of removing bridges, we recommend deactivating them.
5 |
6 | Would you like to CONTINUE?
7 |
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1 | This menu entry REMOVES selected bridges. However, bridges are necessary for TorBox to bypass Tor blocking in a country. To use this feature of TorBox, you need at least one bridge. After deleting all bridges, you should add new bridges again.
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT
4 | WITH REMOVING ALL BRIDGES, TorBox will directly connect to the Tor network, which is the default. However, instead of removing bridges, we recommend deactivating them.
5 |
6 | Would you like to CONTINUE?
7 |
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1 | This menu entry deletes or deactivates one or several specific Onion Services. If you want to deactivate all Onion Services at once, then use menu entry 2.
2 |
3 | DEACTIVATING means that configured Onion Services, client authorizations, hosted data, configuration for TFS and TCS will not be deleted and the actual configuration preserved. If you activate the ONION SERVICE MODE again, the same configuration will be applied.
4 |
5 | DELETING means that configured Onion Services, client authorizations, hosted data, configuration for TFS and TCS will be irrevocably lost.
6 |
7 | Would you like to DEACTIVATE or DELETE one or several specific Onion Services?
8 |
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1 | This menu entry will disable SSH password login.
2 |
3 | Especially after generating and testing SSH keys to log into TorBox without a password, disabling the SSH password login is advisable.
4 |
5 | IMPORTANT
6 | Disabling SSH password login is only possible if SSH keys are generated, and the public key is on the TorBox ready to work.
7 |
8 | Are you ready to disable TorBox's SSH password?
9 |
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1 |
2 |
3 | This menu entry disables temporary (until next reboot) or permanently
4 | (not recommended) the OpenVPN server on the TorBox. The configuration
5 | will not be touched.
6 |
7 | How do you want to disable TorBox's WLAN (ESC -> go back)?
8 |
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1 | This menu entry disables TorBox's Web SSH, which means that you can not
2 | connect TorBox with a web browser anymore after pressing enter.
3 | You will be disconnected if you are using the web browser right now.
4 |
5 | Do you want to disable TorBox's Web SSH?
6 |
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1 |
2 |
3 | This menu entry disables temporary (until next reboot) or permanently
4 | (not recommended) TorBox's WLAN. It makes only sense and is only
5 | possible if your client is connected via Ethernet cable.
6 |
7 | ATTENTION: If you permanently disable TorBox's WLAN and start-up TorBox
8 | without an Ethernet cable, you will lock out yourself from accessing
9 | TorBox through WLAN.
10 |
11 | How do you want to disable TorBox's WLAN (ESC -> go back)?
12 |
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1 | During the start-up of TorBox, by default, there is a failsafe in place to put TorBox's AP back on wlan0 if it was used on wlan1. It will prevent the lock-out of the TorBox user.
2 |
3 | However, if the TorBox user will permanently has the TorBox AP on wlan1, which is usually a USB wlan adapter, he can DISABLE that failsafe by using this menu entry.
4 |
5 | By using this menu entry again, the failsafe can also be ENABLED again, which is the default.
6 |
7 | Would you like to ENABLE or DISABLE the wlan1 failsafe?
8 |
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1 | This menu entry disables temporary (until next
2 | reboot) or permanently TorBox's WLAN. This makes
3 | only sense and is only possible if your client is
4 | connected via Ethernet cable.
5 |
6 | Currently, no client is connected via Ethernet cable.
7 | Please connect first a client with an Ethernet cable
8 | to TorBox and try again.
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1 | This menu entry will disconnect the TorBox from a VPN so that the local
2 | network data from the command prompt is routed through your Internet
3 | provider without a VPN (default). Client network data will always be
4 | routed through Tor.
5 |
6 | IMPORTANT
7 | - This menu entry will not restart Tor and break your Tor connectivity
8 | if you route the Tor traffic through VPN. In this case just use
9 | another Internet source in the main menu (entry 4-9).
10 |
11 | Would you like to CONTINUE?
12 |
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1 | With this menu entry, you can define domain names (for example, netflix.com), which will be accessed directly or through a VPN and not through tor.
2 |
3 | This option may be a solution for sites blocking requests from tor exit nodes or unproblematic streaming sites.
4 |
5 | However, this comes with the risk that you will leak information and location! Therefore, we highly advise against using this option in authoritarian countries! If you communicate with such a site, you have to assume that everyone will see that and may also see the content of the communication!
6 |
7 | Do you want to use this menu entry?
8 |
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1 | With this menu entry, you can DIRECTLY EDIT a CLIENT AUTHORIZATION by starting an editor.
2 |
3 | After changing the client authorization, use the following commands in the editor:
4 | CTRL-S to save the changes.
5 | CTRL-X to exit the editor.
6 |
7 | Would you like to change a specific client authorization directly?
8 |
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1 | This menu entry enables TorBox's WLAN permanently. This is the default
2 | configuration.
3 |
4 | Do you want to enable TorBox's WLAN permanently?
5 |
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1 | Would you like to erase ALL passwords in the TorBox Wireless Manager?
2 |
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1 | This entry will exclude a specific domain (for example, netflix.com) from being routed through tor. It means that the IP address of this site will be accessed directly or through a VPN. You have to assume that everyone will see that you access this site and may even see the content of the communication.
2 |
3 | If the domain is already in the exclusion list, then the domain can be changed as follow:
4 | - Rescan and add more subdomains and IPs connected to the domain.
5 | - Change the kind of exclusion list (direct access or through a VPN).
6 | - Remove the domain and its IPs.
7 |
8 | Are you ready to start?
9 |
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1 | Most likely, a tightly configured firewall stays in the way of a proper
2 | working TorBox. Tor commonly uses ports 80, 443, 9001 and 9030 for
3 | network traffic and directory information.
4 |
5 | Activating the countermeasure against a tightly configured firewall takes
6 | care that tor uses only port 80 and 443 for its data stream, which should
7 | help with a tightly configured firewall.
8 |
9 | IMPORTANT: THIS CAN LEAD TO PROBLEMS IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF BRIDGES
10 | and DOESN'T WORK WITH AN OBFS4 BRIDGE RELAY simultaneously.
11 |
12 | Do you want to activate the countermeasure against a tightly configured
13 | firewall?
14 |
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1 | Would you really like to update the firmware of your Raspberry Pi 4 or 5?
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT
4 | - Use a reliable power supply.
5 | - Don't remove power from your TorBox during the update.
6 | - If something goes wrong, your EEPROM could be left corrupted, and
7 | the RPI4/5 wont boot again. In such a case, download and use the
8 | Raspberry Pi Imager to create a Recovery SD Card. For more
9 | information, see here: https://t.ly/5DGqT
10 | - You have to reboot the system at the end.
11 |
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1 |
2 | We HIGHLY recommend activating TorBox's automatic counter actions (TACA). TACA avoids connection downtime to the tor network and gives a better user experience, especially on connections with lower bandwidth.
3 |
4 | Do you want to activate TACA (the default is YES)?
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1 | We are sorry that the activation of tor with bridges failed.
2 |
3 | We are reverting the change in the configuration regarding the anti-firewall countermeasure and are going to start the Countermeasure sub-menu.
4 |
5 | For more information see here: https://www.torbox.ch/?page_id=797
6 |
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1 |
2 | This should install/update the additional network drivers for Realtek 8188eu, 8188fu, 8192eu, 8812au, 8814au, 8821au, 8821cu, and 8822bu.
3 |
4 | IMPORTANT
5 | If this is not a fresh installation but an update of an existing installation, it is recommended to update the base system first (menu entry 1) and to reboot.
6 |
7 | Would you really like to install/update the additional network drivers (the default is YES)?
8 |
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1 | WARNING!
2 | The menu entries in this menu entry are under development, considered risky or may compromise your security and anonymity.
3 |
4 | We don't recommend using these menu entries. Only use it if you understand the potential risks and consequences. Proceed with caution and at your own risk.
5 |
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1 | ATTENTION!
2 | Countermeasure against tightly configured firewalls is active! Most probably, this leads to problems if you want to use bridges. We recommend to DEACTIVATE it.
3 |
4 | Do you want to deactivate the countermeasure against tightly configured firewalls?
5 |
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1 | There is no Ethernet interface!
2 |
3 | Sorry, but for this functionality, an Ethernet
4 | interface is mandatory Please try another menu
5 | entry or report this error to anonym@torbox.ch
6 |
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1 | There is no tethering device or an USB ethernet
2 | adapter connected!
3 |
4 | Sorry, but for this functionality, a tethering
5 | device or an USB ethernet adapter is mandatory!
6 | Please try another menu entry or report this
7 | error to anonym@torbox.ch
8 |
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1 | There is no network interface to configure!
2 |
3 | Please try another menu entry or report this
4 | error to anonym@torbox.ch
5 |
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1 | The chosen interface to the Internet doesn't exist!
2 |
3 | You can try it anyway, which will lead to a forced
4 | reconfiguration of the TorBox network configuration.
5 | This could lead to a lock out, therefore we recommend
6 | to try another menu entry!
7 |
8 | Do you want to apply force?
9 |
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1 |
2 | There is no network interface to configure, yet!
3 |
4 | It seems that you are on a TorBox on a Cloud installation but didn't install the OpenVPN server yet. You can install the OpenVPN server by using the Configuration sub-menu.
5 |
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1 |
2 | MEEK-AZURE or OBFS4 is active!
3 |
4 | If we can successfully activate SNOWFLAKE, we would simultaneously deactivate MEEK-AZURE or/and OBFS4.
5 |
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1 |
2 | SNOWFLAKE or MEEK-AZURE is active!
3 |
4 | If we can successfully activate OBFS4, we would simultaneously deactivate MEEK-AZURE or/and SNOWFLAKE.
5 |
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1 | There is no cellular link or an USB dongle connected!
2 |
3 | Sorry, but for this functionality, a cellular link
4 | (for example, the Sixfab Shields/HATs for cellular
5 | connections) or an USB dongle is mandatory!
6 |
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1 | This is not a Raspberry Pi, which is necessary for
2 | this feature.
3 |
4 | If you think something is wrong with this message,
5 | then please report it to anonym@torbox.ch
6 |
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1 |
2 | SNOWFLAKE or OBFS4 is active!
3 |
4 | If we can successfully activate MEEK-AZURE, we would simultaneously deactivate SNOWFLAKE or/and OBFS4.
5 |
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1 | There is no VPN connection through tun0 and/or no
2 | ovpn-file in the ~/openvpn directory!
3 |
4 | Sorry, but for this functionality, a VPN connection
5 | through tun0 or an ovpn-file in the ~/openvpn
6 | directory is mandatory! Please try another menu entry
7 | or report this error to anonym@torbox.ch
8 |
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1 | There is no wireless network interface, which can
2 | be used as TorBox's wlan.
3 |
4 | If you think something is wrong with this message,
5 | then please report it to anonym@torbox.ch
6 |
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1 | There is no WiFi chip or adapter connected!
2 |
3 | Sorry, but for this functionality, an WiFi chip
4 | or adapter is mandatory! Please try another menu
5 | entry or report this error to anonym@torbox.ch
6 |
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1 | There is no USB WiFi adapter connected!
2 |
3 | Sorry, but for this functionality, an USB WiFi
4 | adapter is mandatory! Please try another menu
5 | entry or report this error to anonym@torbox.ch
6 |
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1 | This menu entry installs the LCD-show driver for no-name TFT displays.
2 | Currently, we support only 3.5" TFT displays.
3 | Please let us know if you wish to have support for additional displays.
4 |
5 | The installation requires an internet connection.
6 | For more information see also here: https://www.torbox.ch/?page_id=982
7 |
8 | Would you like to install the LCD-show driver for no-name TFT displays?
9 |
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1 | Isn't that an installation on a cloud?
2 |
3 | I don't think you should do that... but, hey, what
4 | do I know?
5 |
6 | Do you want to do it anyway?
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1 | Isn't that an installation on a cloud?
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT: Randomizing the network interface could lead to a lockout!
4 | Some cloud providers assign IP addresses in connection to the interface's MAC address.
5 |
6 | Do you want to do it anyway?
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1 | Certain Internet provider (usually at airports, in hotels, coffee houses, etc.) disconnect the network connection after a particular time of inactivity. In this case, the Tor statistics (main menu entry 1) no longer shows any data transfer. After about 15 seconds, errors in communication with the Tor network will appear.
2 |
3 | This menu entry activates a recurring Ping to google.com (by default, you can change it in run/torbox.run) to prevent disconnection by an Internet provider with an activated "disconnect when idle feature".
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1 | This menu entry installs the support software for Adafruit’s PiTFT displays. Following models are supported:
2 | - PiTFT 3.5" resistive touch 320x480
3 | - PiTFT 2.8" capacitive touch 240x320
4 | - PiTFT 2.4", 2.8" or 3.2" resistive 240x320
5 | - PiTFT 2.2" no touch 240x320
6 | - Braincraft 1.54" display 240x240
7 |
8 | However, TorBox's menus and dialog boxes have only been adapted for the PiTFT 3.5"
9 |
10 | The installation requires an internet connection.
11 | For more information see also here: https://www.torbox.ch/?page_id=982
12 |
13 | Would you like to install the support software for Adafruit’s PiTFT displays and start the configuration program?
14 |
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1 |
2 | You are now at the command prompt.
3 | \033[1;93mIMPORTANT: Local network data from the command prompt
4 | is NOT routed through the tor network! BE CAREFUL!!\033[0m
5 | To go back to the menu type "./menu" in "~/torbox".
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1 | In highly authoritarian countries connecting the tor network could be seen as suspicious. The default hostname of TorBox is "TorBox" ( representing the version).
2 |
3 | When a computer connects to an ISP's network, it sends a DHCP request that includes the hostname. Because ISPs can see, log and even block hostnames, setting another hostname or using a randomized hostname may be preferable.
4 |
5 | We recommend randomizing the hostname in highly authoritarian countries or if you think that your ISP blocks tor related network traffic.
6 |
7 | Your current hostname is: HOSTNAMEANKER
8 |
9 | Do you want to CHANGE it?
10 |
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1 | It seems that this specific Onion Service already exists but is deactivated. We can try to activate it.
2 |
3 | In the end, when the Onion Service is successfully reactivated, TorBox will present you again with all necessary information, including a QR-code.
4 |
5 | If you want to replace the specific Onion Service, you must first delete it with menu entry 5.
6 |
7 | Would you like to try to reactivate the specific Onion Service?
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1 | This permanently deletes Bridge Relay data, meaning:
2 | - deactivate the use of the bridge relay,
3 | - delete your bridge relay, (hashed) fingerprints etc.
4 |
5 | We will NOT...
6 | ...delete or reset the configuration files,
7 | ...deactivate the use of bridges and delete your bridges,
8 | ...delete all circuits and force a change of the permanent entry node,
9 | ...delete the Tor statistics.
10 |
11 | Are you sure to permanently delete Bridge Relay data?
12 |
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1 | This menu entry DELETES all or specific OBFS4 BRIDGES from TorBox. However, OBFS4 Bridges are necessary for TorBox to bypass Tor blocking in a country. To use this feature of TorBox, you need to have at least one OBFS4 bridge.
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT
4 | If you delete ALL OBFS4 bridges, TorBox will directly connect to the Tor network, which is the default. However, instead of deleting OBFS4 bridges, we recommend simply to deactivate OBFS4.
5 |
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1 | This menu entry DELETES all or specific SNOWFLAKE BRIDGES from TorBox. However, Snowflake Bridges are necessary for TorBox to bypass Tor blocking in a country. To use this feature of TorBox, you need to have at least one Snowflake bridge.
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT
4 | If you delete ALL Snowflake bridges, TorBox will directly connect to the Tor network, which is the default. However, instead of deleting Snowflake bridges, we recommend simply to deactivate Snowflake.
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1 | This menu entry removes one or several client authorization(s) from a specific Onion Service.
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT
4 | Removing all client authorizations from a specific Onion Service makes the service public. BE CAREFUL!
5 |
6 | Would you like to remove one or several client authorization(s) from a specific Onion Service?
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1 | This menu entry removes one or several client authorization(s).
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT
4 | Removing a client authorization makes the specific Onion Service inaccessible for your TorBox and all client devices whose data traffic is routed through the TorBox. BE CAREFUL!
5 |
6 | Would you like to remove one or several client authorization(s)?
7 |
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1 | This entry will remove a specific domain from the exclusion list. It means that the IP address of this site will be accessed through tor, which is the default.
2 |
3 | Next, you will be asked for the domain name. Be aware that, for example, netflix.com will also remove www.netflix.com. However, if you enter www.netflix.com, then netflix.com or www1.netflix.com will still be in the exclusion lists.
4 |
5 | Do you want to remove the given domain from the exclusion lists?
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1 | You can (re)start tor and check the progress of building circuits. Depending on your network and the contacted bridge relay, this could last several minutes. Ignore all the error messages. At the end of that process, you should see "Bootstrapped 100%: Done". You can leave the progress report by pressing q.
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT
4 | To run properly, SNOWFLAKE has to resolve DNS requests and connect some URLs directly. It is not a problem because all client's DNS requests and data are still handled through the tor network. However, your network provider may see that you are using tor.
5 |
6 | Are you ready to (re)start Tor now?
7 |
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1 | You can (re)start Tor and check the progress of building circuits. Depending on your network and the contacted bridge relay, this could last several minutes. Ignore all the error messages. At the end of that process, you should see "Bootstrapped 100%: Done". You can leave the progress report by pressing q.
2 |
3 | Are you ready to (re)start Tor now?
4 |
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1 | You can (re)start Tor and check the progress of building circuits. Depending on your network and the contacted bridge relay, this could last several minutes. Ignore all the error messages. At the end of that process, you should see "Bootstrapped 100%: Done". You can leave the progress report by pressing q.
2 |
3 | Are you ready to (re)start Tor now?
4 |
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1 |
2 | Disabling root access means you can only use TorBox with the torbox user account. If all works as it should, it is recommended to disable root access for security reason.
3 |
4 | Would you like to disable root access?
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1 |
2 | This menu entry activates root access to the TorBox and ask for a new password for security reason.
3 |
4 | Would you like to enable root access?
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1 | This menu entry starts, stops or lists TorBox Chat Secure (TCS) on Onion domains.
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT
4 | - To use TCS, you have first to toggle the Onion Service Mode from OFF to
5 | ON and/or create an Onion Service (menu entry 2 or 3).
6 | - Without client authorization (menu entry 7-11), you will share the
7 | website folder with ANYONE. If you don't want that, control the
8 | client's access first.
9 |
10 | Do you want to start, stop or list TCS on Onion domains?
11 |
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1 | This menu entry installs the support software for Sixfab Shields/HATs. Following Sixfab Shields/HATs are supported:
2 | - Raspberry Pi GSM/GPRS Shield
3 | - Raspberry Pi 3G-4G/LTE Base Shield V2
4 | - Raspberry Pi 3G/4G<E Base HAT
5 | - Raspberry Pi Cellular IoT Application Shield
6 | - Raspberry Pi Cellular IoT HAT
7 | - Raspberry Pi Tracker HAT
8 |
9 | For more information, hardware recommendation and detailed instruction on how to install the support software, go to https://www.torbox.ch/?page_id=1030
10 |
11 | Would you like to install the support software for Sixfab Shields/HATs and start the configuration program?
12 |
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1 |
2 | Disabling SSH access from the Internet means you can only use SSH from a client device connected to the TorBox. If you are using TorBox on a Cloud, then you can only log into TorBox with SSH when the client is connected to the server via OpenVPN. Be careful not to lock yourself out of the box!
3 |
4 | Would you like to disable SSH access from the Internet (this is the default)?
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1 |
2 |
3 | This menu entry activates SSH access to the TorBox from the Internet.
4 | However, this will only work, if you have the ability to expose the SSH
5 | port to the Internet (make sure that NAT doesn't get in the way).
6 |
7 | How do you want to enable SSH access from the Internet (ESC -> go back)?
8 |
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1 | This programme will downgrade your TorBox to an older kernel version.
2 |
3 | The older selected kernel may be needed to allow the installation of certain drivers, which are not yet available for the newest kernel.
4 |
5 | Would you like to downgrade the Linux kernel?
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1 | TorBox is a non-commercial, private project. All the scripts are free software under the GNU General Public License version 3.
2 |
3 | There are a few things you can do for this project:
4 | - Spread the word! Tell others about TorBox.
5 | - Give feedback: What do you like? What should be improved (and how)? Which
6 | features do you request?
7 | - Report bugs, problems, spelling errors etc.
8 | - Improve by participating on GitHub: https://github.com/radio24/TorBox
9 |
10 | Visit also our project website: https://www.torbox.ch
11 |
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1 | This menu entry starts, stops or lists TorBox File Sharing (TFS) on Onion domains. The difference to serving a website folder on Onion domains (menu entry 17) is that TFS is focused on exchanging files, not serving a website.
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT
4 | - To use TFS, you have first to toggle the Onion Service Mode from OFF to
5 | ON and/or create an Onion Service (menu entry 2 or 3).
6 | - Without client authorization (menu entry 7-11), you will share the
7 | website folder with ANYONE. If you don't want that, control the
8 | client's access first.
9 |
10 | Do you want to start, stop or list TFS on Onion domains?
11 |
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1 | We will...
2 | ...delete all circuits and force a change of the permanent entry node;
3 | ...delete the list of excluded slow tor relays, if activated;
4 | ...delete the Tor statistics.
5 |
6 | We will NOT...
7 | ...deactivate the use of bridges (-> countermeasure sub-menu);
8 | ...deactivate the use of bridge relay (-> OBFS4 Bridge Relay sub-menu);
9 | ...deactivate the use of Onion Services (-> Onion Service sub-menu);
10 | ...delete or reset the configuration files;
11 | ...delete your bridges;
12 | ...delete your bridge relay, (hashed) fingerprints etc.;
13 | ...delete your Onion Services.
14 |
15 | Are you sure to reset Tor?
16 |
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1 | Isn't that a TorBox mini installation?
2 |
3 | I don't think you should do that... but, hey, what
4 | do I know?
5 |
6 | Do you want to do it anyway?
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1 | Would you like to reset your TorBox configuration files?
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT
4 | - THIS WILL DELETE ALL YOUR CONFIGURATION!! ALSO THE DEFAULT PASSWORDS
5 | WILL BE SET: CHANGE-IT
6 | - We recommend to make first a backup with menu entry 6, and also to
7 | update the TorBox's menu entry 5. This will also provide you with the
8 | newest configuration files, stored in /home/torbox/torbox/etc.
9 | - After the reset, we recommend to re-run the First Start-up Dialogue
10 | with menu entry 12, and to change the essential passwords with entry 1
11 | and 2 in the Configuration sub-menu.
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1 | It seems that TorBox is not connected to the Internet yet!
2 |
3 | If you want to connect TorBox with a cable to the Internet, you should already have plugged in the ethernet cable. If not, do it now and press CONTINUE.
4 |
5 | If you must connect the TorBox with another wireless network (usually through a USB wireless adapter), choose CONNECT WLAN.
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1 | This menu entry unhides the name of TorBox's WLAN. In other Words: if
2 | TorBox's WLAN is enabled (see also menu entry 8), its name will be publicly
3 | seen. This is the default configuration of TorBox.
4 |
5 | Do you want to unhide TorBox's WLAN?
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1 | This menu entry starts, stops or lists website folders on Onion domains. The difference to TorBox's File Sharing (TFS) capabilities (menu entry 18) is that TFS is focused on exchanging files, not serving a website.
2 |
3 | IMPORTANT
4 | - To share a website folder through an Onion domain, you have first to
5 | toggle the Onion Service Mode from OFF to ON and/or create an Onion
6 | Service (menu entry 2 or 3).
7 | - Without client authorization (menu entry 7-11), you will share the
8 | website folder with ANYONE. If you don't want that, control the
9 | client's access first.
10 |
11 | Do you want to start, stop or list website folders on Onion domains?
12 |
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1 | This menu entry supposes that TorBox should be connected to the Internet through the onboard wireless chip supporting the 2.5 and 5 GHz bands (wlan0). It is also the default configuration for the TorBox mini.
2 |
3 | Would you like to CONTINUE?
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1 | To enable the 5 GHz band, you have to set the correct WLAN regulatory domain of the country in which you are operating TorBox.
2 |
3 | The change is active immediately and remains active even after a reboot.
4 |
5 | Would you like to continue?
6 |
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