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Qubes-OS-lokinet-setup.md
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This guide is based on This guide is based on
* Qubes OS 4.0 (verified for Qubes OS 4.1) * Qubes OS 4.0 (verified for Qubes OS 4.1)
* Debian 11 * TemplateVM based on Debian 11
* Tor-Browser 11.0.4 * Tor-Browser 11.0.4
* lokinet-0.9.8-deb0.9.8.1~deb10 * lokinet-0.9.8-deb0.9.8.1~deb10
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* `user@lokinet-vm:~$ sudo apt update` * `user@lokinet-vm:~$ sudo apt update`
* `user@lokinet-vm:~$ sudo apt-get install lokinet-gui -y` * `user@lokinet-vm:~$ sudo apt-get install lokinet-gui -y`
* `user@lokinet-vm:~$ lokinet-gui &` * `user@lokinet-vm:~$ lokinet-gui &`
* done. Now, you can join directly to the remarks of this section. * The lokinet GUI will launch and you should notice an increasing number on *lokinet routers* and *active paths*. As *exit node* you can enter **exit.loki** which is hosted by the OPTF (3)
* done. Now, you can jump directly to the remarks of this section.
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####Remark: Once you have lokinet access, ####Remark: Once you have lokinet access,
* you can also fetch packages over lokinet by changing `https://deb.oxen.io` to `http://deb.loki` (note "http" instead of "https") * you can also fetch packages over lokinet by changing `https://deb.oxen.io` to `http://deb.loki` (note "http" instead of "https")
* you can benefit from Qubes OS AppVM Firewall settings. Open the AppVM Settings *[Dom0] Settings: lokinet-vm*, click to the *Firewall rules* and *Limit outgoing Internet conncetions to ...*: 199.195.253.224, verify the IP address of https://exit.loki.network * you can benefit from Qubes OS AppVM Firewall settings. Open the AppVM Settings *[Dom0] Settings: lokinet-vm*, click to the *Firewall rules* and *Limit outgoing Internet conncetions to ...*: 199.195.253.224 (exit.loki), verify the IP address of https://exit.loki.network
limit traffic to: 199.195.253.224 limit traffic to: 199.195.253.224
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The following describtion will based on the [Simple setup for one standalone AppVM](http://8bb19w1gugu7yq3cyck63gbo18udodab1b6zr1uykdphm37ushco.loki/whoami/QubesOS-lokinet-setup/wiki/Qubes-OS-lokinet-setup#simple-setup-for-one-standalone-appvm). For the template approach you need to make the installation and modification within the templateVM or if you want to keep it on the AppVM level, do all operations in the user directories. You can download and verify the Tor-Browser download file in any disposable AppVM and move it afterwards to your templateVM. This will not be explained in more details here. The following describtion will based on the [Simple setup for one standalone AppVM](http://8bb19w1gugu7yq3cyck63gbo18udodab1b6zr1uykdphm37ushco.loki/whoami/QubesOS-lokinet-setup/wiki/Qubes-OS-lokinet-setup#simple-setup-for-one-standalone-appvm). For the template approach you need to make the installation and modification within the templateVM or if you want to keep it on the AppVM level, do all operations in the user directories. You can download and verify the Tor-Browser download file in any disposable AppVM and move it afterwards to your templateVM. This will not be explained in more details here.
Download the latest version of Tor-Browser Download the latest version of the Tor-Browser
* check the latest version on https://www.torproject.org/download/languages * You can either do it manually by downloading the latest version from https://www.torproject.org/download/languages, verify the downloaded file and launch it afterwards with `./start-tor-browser` OR **simply use Micahflee's torbrowser-launcher** (5):
* open a terminal in **lokinet-vm** https://www.torproject.org/dist/torbrowser/11.0.4/tor-browser-linux64-11.0.4_en-US.tar.xz * open a terminal in **lokinet-vm**
* * `user@lokinet-vm:~$ sudo apt install torbrowser-launcher`
* `user@lokinet-vm:~$ torbrowser-launcher`
* the Tor-Browser will launch automatically and you can directly continue with the next steps.
Open the terminal of your freshly created AppVM (lokinet) and move the tor-browser to system directory `/opt`
For the
`user@lokinet:~$ mv tor-browser /opt`
...
The default configuration is set to use Tor, therefore we need to make some modifications to use lokinet instead of the Tor network. The default configuration is set to use Tor, therefore we need to make some modifications to use lokinet instead of the Tor network.
In the Tor-Browser address bar type **`about:config`** and confirm the risk to access the Tor Browser configuration. In the Tor-Browser address bar type **`about:config`** and confirm the risk to access the Tor-Browser configuration (4).
* search for: **network.dns.disabled** and set it to **false** * search for: **network.dns.disabled** and set it to **false**
* search for: **extensions.torlauncher.start_tor** and set it to **false** * search for: **extensions.torlauncher.start_tor** and set it to **false**
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sources: (1) https://deb.oxen.io/; (2) https://docs.oxen.io/products-built-on-oxen/lokinet (3) Oxen Privacy Tech Foundation (OPTF) https://optf.ngo/about-optf. sources: (1) https://deb.oxen.io/; (2) https://docs.oxen.io/products-built-on-oxen/lokinet (3) Oxen Privacy Tech Foundation (OPTF) https://optf.ngo/about-optf (4) https://www.ghacks.net/2018/11/26/can-you-use-the-tor-browser-without-tor-connection/ (5) https://github.com/micahflee/torbrowser-launcher
contributors: Loutchi contributors: Loutchi

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