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Not really. If the exit Tor node is within the US you won't be able to reach the blocked domain. On the other hand, a free DNS from overseas should work.
by gasull 16y ago
Not really. If the exit Tor node is within the US you won't be able to reach the blocked domain.
On the other hand, a free DNS from overseas should work.
- mike-cardwell 16y agoYou can configure Tor to exit from a specific set of countries, or to exclude a specific set of countries from the exit list.
- gasull 16y agoYou are right. Maybe Tor should be configured by default to work that way. Do you have a .torrc that makes Tor to exit from non-censorship countries? I would like to use it. Alternatively, do you have a list of non-censorship countries? NB: If you run a Tor hidden service remove it from your torrc before posting it.
- mike-cardwell 16y agoI don't have such a list no. However, the configuration option is quite simple. If you wanted to block China, Russia and the US, you'd simply add this to your torrc: ExcludeNodes {cn},{ru},{us}
- gasull 16y agoThanks.