At this point I have tried about 20 different "acclaimed solutions" that all did not work. All on top was torpy, that seems to not be the actual tor but a little toy twin. The issue there was that due to insufficient amount of nodes in the toy twin network I had 99.9% of all times timeouterrors.
I do not know whether your solution works in windows but I am not willing to try it out before confirmation.
Could you please give sufficient details on how to install it on windows, mac, and linux, with as few dependencies as possible?
Imagine you want to explain to anyone's grandma via the internet how to install it, regardless of whether they read it now or in 10 years (which is how old some of the tutorials I searched through had been).
The next thing is then whether I can use it to replace socket.
Consider I have a program in which a client connects to a server via socket with
in order to send and recv bytes from that server via this socket. But the server shall not get to see the client's IP address or port. Can your package be used to replace those exact two lines suitably? (it does not have to be two lines in the solution.)
Hi,
At this point I have tried about 20 different "acclaimed solutions" that all did not work. All on top was torpy, that seems to not be the actual tor but a little toy twin. The issue there was that due to insufficient amount of nodes in the toy twin network I had 99.9% of all times timeouterrors.
I do not know whether your solution works in windows but I am not willing to try it out before confirmation. Could you please give sufficient details on how to install it on windows, mac, and linux, with as few dependencies as possible? Imagine you want to explain to anyone's grandma via the internet how to install it, regardless of whether they read it now or in 10 years (which is how old some of the tutorials I searched through had been).
The next thing is then whether I can use it to replace socket. Consider I have a program in which a client connects to a server via socket with
in order to send and recv bytes from that server via this socket. But the server shall not get to see the client's IP address or port. Can your package be used to replace those exact two lines suitably? (it does not have to be two lines in the solution.)