I hereby claim:
- I am dragononcrypto on github.
- I am dragononcrypto (https://keybase.io/dragononcrypto) on keybase.
- I have a public key ASD0Wk-8-AO6Wsk0IWqmYn20OrInU-9wmeirjwQsWFP5owo
To claim this, I am signing this object:
dragononcrypto
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| #title :deeponion-linux.sh | |
| #description :This script will install DeepOnion and required dependencies | |
| #author :dragononcrypto | |
| #email :dragonvslinux@riseup.net | |
| #date :N/A | |
| #version :0.1 | |
| #usage :sh deeponion-linux.sh | |
| #notes :Intended for Ubuntu, Mint and Debian. |
Tails is an amnesic live operating system that aims to preserve your privacy and anonymity. It is a Linux Debian distribution configured to follow several security measures including sending all internet traffic through the Tor network. The following tutorial documents how to build DeepOnion in Tails, create an AppImage, configure the amnesic system to whitelist the DeepOnion application, as well as creating a bash script to automate this configuration in Live sessions.
To install the DeepOnion QT wallet in Tails you will need a persistent volume configured with Personal Data and GnuPG enabled. You can build deeponion in Tails and create an AppImage or download the image and configure Tails to use it instead. This process has been tested with DeepOnion 1.5.5 in Tails 3.5, it