Briefly describe your issue below:
What version of Parrot are you running? 4.7 Mate amd64
What method did you use to install Parrot? Debian GTK
Configured to multiboot with other systems? no
Running on laptop with wifi.
Cannot get anonsurf to give an IP. Tor browser works, but not anonsurf. Tried stopping and rebooting, but still does not work.
Somewhat solved. Anonsurf does not work with ufw firewall if I deny incoming. Have to allow incoming. Tor will work with denying incoming in firewall though. Anyway to configure ufw to work with anonsurf?
I notice I had the same problem before and i couldnât find the right port to allow. Have you checked torrc file?
P/s: basically anonsurf create a local proxy and forward all of your traffics so it could be the reason that it didnât work and tor worked
I ran âps auxâ command while anonsurf is running and the user for tor is âdebian-+â.
Ran âsudo vim /usr/bin/anonsurfâ to edit the file. Changed the line with "TOR_UID=âdebian-torâ to TOR_UID=âdebian-+â and seems to work now.
Does show error when starting though:
iptables v1.8.3 (nf_tables): owner: Bad value for ââuid-ownerâ option: âdebian-+â
Try `iptables -hâ or âiptables --helpâ for more information.
Donât have more time to work on it today. Maybe look into it later.
From what i understand, this is daemon account that tor uses for the service
$cat /etc/passwd | grep tor
debian-tor:x:113:119::/var/lib/tor:/bin/false
So it makes the error msg.
I ran
$cat /etc/passwd | grep debian-tor
debian-tor:x:112:119::/var/lib/tor:/bin/false
and then I again edited the file using the UID value from above
$sudo vim /usr/bin/anonsurf to edit the file. Changed the line with "TOR_UID=âdebian-torâ to TOR_UID=â112â and seems to work now and no error. Gives me an IP and traceroute looks like going through Tor. Anonsurf is running with UFW firewall denying incoming.
Let me tell this to our team so other guys can track it
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