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Im testing Osiris with Tor, so that i can hide which IP's are the ones sharing the osiris portal.

Im trying with two computers with the P2P port blocked at the router, since i want to only be accessible via Tor. But when i do that, no data gets transfered. I was expecting to see in the logs the IP's of Tor exit nodes.

Also, when i use Osiris configured with Tor, does all the data pass thru the Tor connection? What about DHT?

Can Osiris be used whiteout reveling the users real IP, or who created the portal and shared it in the first place?

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nnnnnn, on 24 January 2012 - 08:31 AM, said:

Im testing Osiris with Tor, so that i can hide which IP's are the ones sharing the osiris portal.

Im trying with two computers with the P2P port blocked at the router, since i want to only be accessible via Tor. But when i do that, no data gets transfered. I was expecting to see in the logs the IP's of Tor exit nodes.

A node with Tor can't receive request, can only send request. It's a Tor limit.
Your node under Tor can contact other peers.
But if you test with 2 pc, both over Tor or both under the same IP, can't work.
I hope i'm explained.

nnnnnn, on 24 January 2012 - 08:31 AM, said:

Also, when i use Osiris configured with Tor, does all the data pass thru the Tor connection? What about DHT?

Really i don't know, i will ask to the developer that write the DHT part.

nnnnnn, on 24 January 2012 - 08:31 AM, said:

Can Osiris be used whiteout reveling the users real IP, or who created the portal and shared it in the first place?

"Standalone", the IPs who share a portal are public. If you want to hide, you can use Tor, a VPN, an http-proxy or other software like that.