Tox

From the project home page: "Tox is a distributed, secure messenger with audio and video chat capabilities."

Installation

In order to use Tox, you should install a Tox client. See List of applications/Internet#Tox clients.

Proxy

To connect via Tor, first start it with:

sudo -u tor /usr/bin/tor

Then configure your Tox client. For example:

toxic -t -p 127.0.0.1 9050

Run a node

To be able to connect to others, Tox needs to connect to a DHT node first. All DHT nodes are connected to each other, and since everyone is connected to at least one DHT node, you can connect to others one way or the other.

The package toxcore creates user tox-bootstrapd and includes tox-bootstrapd.service and a configuration file in /etc/tox-bootstrapd.conf.

Edit the configuration file and add appropriate nodes from Tox wiki or Node status page.

Enable and start tox-bootstrapd.service and check if it is running fine and port has been bound:

# ss --listening --numeric --processes | grep ''node_port''

udp        0      0 *:''node_port''                 *:*                                 576/DHT_bootstrap

gollark: Yes, paper bad.

gollark: I have about four A4-sized books of maths notes from this year and every additional one makes looking up information harder.

gollark: I mostly have paper notes for things because school, but they're annoying when I have to reference them because I generate a *lot* of notes and have to linear-search them.

gollark: (Very unstable)

gollark: (I have to use it for school sometimes)

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