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https://github.com/SecOps-Institute/Tor-IP-Addresses/blob/master/tor-nodes.lst

Commit ab529b8 emptied out the tor-nodes.lst file. This is probably unintended.

I wonder if is it possible to define ExitNodes with IPv6 in torrc?

for the IPv4, it is enough to define as, for instance ExitNodes 222.222.222.222.

But not possible with IPv6?

Best regards

Feed has not committed since Oct 21st.

The list has stopped being updated since March 24. Is everything ok?

It would be nice if you could upload the source code to GitHub :D.

Hi,

last lists are empty or old, can you verify if everything is ok?
Thanks :)

Hi. I tried converting the .lst file into a .txt file using a Python script I made a few hours ago with all the necessary redirects for use on AdAway.

AdAway is a FOSS DNS manager on Android used primarily for ad-blocking, it can also be used to block any other websites.

While the script has no issues just by reading & running it, AdAway can't pick up on these Tor nodes and thus can't be blocked by the app. I'd like to know if this is something to do with the IP addresses on this repo, my script, or the Android app itself.

You may reproduce the results with the following:

• Install AdAway on an Android device
• Configure it to either use root or a VPN option
• Add my list for blocking using this link https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ryanbarillos/dns-blocklists/main/hosts/everyone/tor/nodes.txt

It should display "X Hosts", where X is the sum of all IP addresses blocked using the host source. However, that doesn't get displayed and thus none of the Tor nodes get blocked on my Android phone. And I'd like to know what could be causing it.

FYI I've already filed an issue on the AdAway GitHub repo to also find help from the app developers, too. Looking to find solutions from all sides.

Thanks in advance.

Screenshots of this unusual behavior:

The current tor-nodes.lst is empty

Emptied by commit 4e4d8eb