Tor Hidden Service Docker Container

Simple container to make a service available over tor. This is not a minimal container, rather being built onto of Ubuntu bionic so we can use the official packages and repository for tor.

Running

export PRIVATE_KEY=$(cat private_key)
export HOSTNAME=$(cat hostname)
docker-compose up

Then connect to your service through tor. You'll see a hello world message if it has worked.

Using docker-compose in production probably isn't advisable. You probably want to use Deis, Kubernetes, Docker Swarm or similar to deploy it for real.

Environment Variables

• TOR_PORT=80 Port to expose the service on inside tor
• SERVICE_URI=your-service:80 URI for tor to connect to the service on
• HOSTNAME=eesh4eeChiepitee5rai.onion Your services hostname
• PRIVATE_KEY=-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----... The private key. Can be multiline.

Parameters

None required.

If you provide any it'll run them, so:

$ docker run tor-container echo 1234
1234

Ports

All the magic happens in the tor service, so no ports are exposed.

License

See LICENSE.md