A Python tool for running multiple Tor services on local ports
Project description
Torloc
Torloc runs multiple Tor services on local ports. So you can use many different ip addresses without having to start each service manually.
For Linux and Windows.
Installation
pip install torloc
Or download the tarball / git clone and...
python setup.py install
Or include torloc directory in your project (PySocks required).
Or simply copy the torloc directory to your Python's lib/site-packages directory (PySocks required).
Usage
import torloc ports_data = torloc.start(6, threads=3) for port in ports_data: ... torloc.stop(ports_data)
Output example
STARTING: 49152...
STARTING: 49153...
STARTING: 49154...
READY: 49152 (192.42.116.27)
STARTING: 49155...
READY: 49153 (185.220.101.48)
STARTING: 49156...
READY: 49154 (185.220.100.252)
STARTING: 49157...
READY: 49155 (185.220.101.24)
READY: 49156 (185.220.101.25)
READY: 49157 (185.220.101.46)
Stooping 49152, 49153, 49154, 49155, 49156, 491537 ... OK
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