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Configue tor as a podman container in Fedora Silverblue
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Configue tor as a podman container in Fedora Silverblue

Installation

  1. Pull image from dockerhub

         $ podman pull docker.io/osminogin/tor-simple

  2. Create a container from the image

         $ podman create --label "io.containers.autoupdate=registry" --name tor-service -p 9050:9050 docker.io/osminogin/tor-simple:latest

  3. Use Podman to generate a unit file for tor and start the service

         $ mkdir -p $HOME/.config/systemd/user
     $ podman generate systemd --name tor-service --new > $HOME/.config/systemd/user/tor.service
     $ systemctl --user daemon-reload
     $ systemctl --user start tor.service

  4. Now Tor runs on port 9050. Check it

         $ podman ps
     $ systemctl --user status tor.service
     $ ss -nlt
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