A user-friendly, colorful, and fully-featured Bash script for managing a transparent Tor proxy on Linux. Includes status reporting, DNS redirection via dnsmasq, IPv6 blocking, Tor ControlPort integration, IP renewal, and easy start/stop/restart commands.

• 🎨 Colorful & user-friendly CLI with clear status messages
• 🔀 Transparent Tor routing with iptables redirection
• 🔒 IPv6 traffic blocking for privacy
• 🌐 DNS redirection via dnsmasq
• 📜 Automatic resolv.conf backup & restore
• 🔄 Start, stop, restart, and status commands
• 🔑 Tor ControlPort integration:
  • Renew Tor IP via signal or ControlPort command
  • Initialize Tor config with hashed password
• 🕵 Check your current Tor exit IP
• 💾 Backup of Tor configuration before changes

• Linux (Debian/Ubuntu recommended)
• tor
• iptables and ip6tables
• dnsmasq
• curl
• netcat (nc)

git clone https://github.com/suuhm/tor-trans.sh
cd tor-trans.sh
chmod +x tor-trans.sh

Important

At the first start you have to run ./tor-trans.sh init

./tor-trans.sh {command}

Available Commands:

# Start Tor transparent proxy
./tor-trans.sh start

# Check status
./tor-trans.sh status

# Get a new Tor identity via ControlPort
./tor-trans.sh renew

• All outgoing TCP traffic is transparently redirected to Tor's TransPort using iptables
• All DNS queries are redirected to Tor's DNSPort via dnsmasq
• IPv6 is optionally blocked to prevent leaks
• A backup of /etc/resolv.conf is kept and restored when stopped
• Tor ControlPort can be configured to allow programmatic IP renewal

• This script modifies your system's firewall and DNS settings.
• Always review the script before running it on a production machine.
• IPv6 blocking is recommended to prevent leaks.

MIT License – feel free to modify and share.