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An Exit Enclave is a term used to reference a Tor relay that allows exit to another, non-tor service on that same IP address. An
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example is https://archive.torproject.org/ has IP Address 38.229.70.19 and is reachable on tcp port 443. The Tor Exit Enclave is
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named '''archivetpo''' with ''ExitPolicy accept 38.229.70.19:443''. The Tor relay '''archivetpo''' becomes the preferred path to
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named **archivetpo** with _ExitPolicy accept 38.229.70.19:443_. The Tor relay **archivetpo** becomes the preferred path to
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https://archive.torproject.org/ through the Tor Network.
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This feature is useful for people who run services and wish to ensure Tor users have access though their nodes.
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If you would still like to be and Exit Enclave this is an example torrc of an Exit Enclave that only allows
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connections out of the Tor network services offered on the same system. The following configuration is
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used for the Tor exit enclave '''archivetpo''':
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used for the Tor exit enclave **archivetpo**:
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{{{
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```
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SocksPort 9050 # what port to open for local application connections
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SocksListenAddress 127.0.0.1 # accept connections only from localhost
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ORPort 9001
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ExitPolicyRejectPrivate 0
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ExitPolicy accept 38.229.70.19:443
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ExitPolicy reject *:*
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}}} |
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