Releases: IzumiRain/xTor
Release list
xTor v1.0.0
xTor v1.0.0
The first stable xTor release provides a polished TUI and structured CLI for operating isolated, multi-location Tor clients on a Debian or Ubuntu server.
Highlights
- Isolated Tor worker and loopback-only SOCKS5 endpoint for each selected location
- Permanent per-location SOCKS ports that remain stable across profiles and catalogue refreshes
- Independent profiles with transactional switching and only one active profile at a time
- Coordinated node and location refresh from a validated Onionoo snapshot
- Location start, stop, restart, verification, speed test, and bounded Force Start
- Menu-driven TUI designed for both normal and compact terminals, plus an automation-friendly CLI
- Project-wide diagnostics, logs, watchdogs, autostart, update, rollback, and ownership-safe uninstall
- Dependency-aware installer for supported Debian and Ubuntu systems using systemd
One-line installation
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/IzumiRain/xTor/main/bootstrap.sh | sudo shBootstrap downloads the published v1.0.0 release and verifies its SHA-256 checksum before running the installer.
Offline installation
Download both release assets, keep them in the same directory, and verify the archive before installing:
sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS
mkdir -p /root/xtor-1.0.0
tar -xzf xtor-offline-1.0.0.tar.gz -C /root/xtor-1.0.0
cd /root/xtor-1.0.0
sudo ./install.shArchive SHA-256:
e60a5495e0eaeef11f87b112d27507d792639859c19ad35954b2bf5de7985d65 xtor-offline-1.0.0.tar.gz
Before using xTor
Read README.md and SECURITY.md, obtain permission from your hosting provider, and comply with applicable law, provider policies, and destination-service terms. Tor routes, exit countries, performance, availability, and anonymity are never guaranteed. Keep managed SOCKS listeners on loopback and configure applications to resolve DNS through the proxy.
xTor is an independent, unofficial third-party client-management project. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, or audited by The Tor Project.