Tor that is abbreviation of Tearing Onion Routing is free and open source software for being anonymous in network, Tor is multiplatform so you can use it on all Gnu/Linux, Windows and Mac for more information you can check here.
There is two cases that you can use Tor, one is that you need to set Bridge for your Tor service because in some countries Tor service may not get ready for using so we need to test some bridges and in other case you just should start this service on Arch Linux, first we should install Tor dependencies so use the following command to install them :
sudo pacman -S tor torsocks obfsproxy
If you want to run your Tor with obfs3 bridge you should edit “Torrc” text file :
sudo nano /etc/tor/torrc
Now that your in file add the following codes below the text :
UseBridges 1
Bridge obfs3 172.245.230.122:51156
ClientTransportPlugin obfs3 exec /usr/bin/obfsproxy --managed
Instead of ( 172.245.230.122:51156 ) you can put any other bridge, for getting bridges you can go here or you can send E-mail to bridges@torproject.org, your E-mail text should be this :
get transport obfs3
By the command below start the Tor service :
sudo systemctl start tor.service
After a while run this command to undrestand if Tor is ready or not :
systemctl status tor.service
If you can find the following code as output of Tor status, Tor is ready :
Bootstrapped 100%: Done
Now Tor should be added in the startup services to be loaded after SystemD started, so use this command and enable Tor service :
sudo systemctl enable tor.service
For download and install Tor-Browser which is connected to Tor all the time and it’s security is higher than other ways such as Foxtproxy use the command below :
yaourt -S tor-browser-en
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