tor_control | Rust interface to the Tor Control Protocol | Router library

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tor_control is a Rust library typically used in Networking, Router applications. tor_control has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Rust interface to the Tor Control Protocol (TorCP)

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Python: stem.controller Tor Control port to configure Tor Circuits for Stream Isolation

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Python: stem.controller Tor Control port to configure Tor Circuits for Stream Isolation

Asked 2021-Sep-21 at 15:59

This is the whonix documentation on stream isolation and tor circuits

This is the whonix documentation on interfacing and controlling Tor via sockets

I have previously tried the python requests library to make GET requests to Tor's official link for checking exit node IP information inside a whonix workstation VM (read about whonix here). The request always shows the same IP information, independent of me running the script, closing it, running it again. In the first link the author describes what applications are already supported. If not listed, the user must provide support.

I attempted to provide support in my own script by communicating to the specific socket using first sockets, then the stem library. Sockets by itself had no effect, and now the stem library is giving me errors at runtime.

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Answered 2021-Sep-21 at 15:59

There is no need to use stem or connect to the control port to enable stream isolation for your circuits. Stream isolation is determined by the credentials supplied to Tor's SOCKS proxy.

If you are using Python requests, see this answer.

To use the same IP for a connection, use the same credentials when connecting to the SOCKS proxy. If you want to change the IP (use a different circuit), then you need only use a different set of credentials.

In the example below, each requests session uses a different circuit and should have a different exit IP address.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69250301

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