20 lines
720 B
Bash
20 lines
720 B
Bash
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_setupTorProxy(){
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local torSocket=$NIX_BUILD_TOP/.tor.sock
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local torPort=unix:$torSocket
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exec {tor_fd}< <(@tor@ --DataDirectory "$NIX_BUILD_TOP/.tor" --SocksPort "$torPort")
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exitHooks+=("kill '$!'")
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# Wait for Tor to start
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read < <(<&$tor_fd- @tee@ /dev/fd/2 | @grep@ -m 1 -F 'Bootstrapped 100% (done): Done')
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export ALL_PROXY="socks5h://localhost$torSocket"
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# A Git repository may have submodules that fetch from clearnet URLs, so
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# for better performance, use Tor only for onion addresses. (fetchgit
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# doesn't respect ALL_PROXY, so this doesn't conflict.)
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export FETCHGIT_HTTP_PROXIES="http://*.onion $ALL_PROXY ${FETCHGIT_HTTP_PROXIES-}"
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}
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postHooks+=(_setupTorProxy)
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