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experimental tor minecraft server address: skap66s7esiowfonhn6mlbgtsd7bkf6s4tpz5wngcrrxko43z3f4ubid.onion game version: 1.21.11 works with non premium launchers, my setup 1. polyMC launcher: https://polymc.org/ 2. TOR mod: https://modrinth.com/mod/mcovertor pollyMC setup: select your game version -> Edit Instance -> Version -> Install Fabric then open Mods tab and add downloaded tor mod .jar file

I've seen a few posts about Minecraft behind tor on various places on the internet now. Never tried it though. How's the lag?

testing thread watcher >>9059 i got ~ 200-1000 ms lag depending on tor circuit

>>9058 on the one hand, this seems cool on the other hand, minetest is way more lain than minecraft i am torn. maybe ill stop by. is it a serious server or is brewing soykaf welcome?

>>9061 >minetest never played it lol, looks cool >is it a serious server? started a few hours ago, it will depend on who stays. i think /rules/ are good to go for now. waiting for your feedback, from my side, interacting with static objects like mining etc is playable, but things get trickier when fighting mobs. also i got a strategy with this mod to press >change IP button few times until i get ping below 300 ms, which is visible when mouse is over the signal bar

>>9061 Unfortunately, minetest uses UDP, so it can't be proxied over Tor. In theory, it should work with i2p, but I couldn't make it work when I tried.

>>9063 what do you think about idea of simple tcp wrapper? client side will start listening on udp port allowing connection from game. if anything is received it will establish tcp connection to a server side wrapper and will forward packets in two directions?

>>9059 why do you even use tor to play minecraft genuinely?

>>9073 Hidden services are quite cozy for selfhosting simple things, you can run something on a pc in your house and have people connect to it without having to leak your IP to them, or having to worry about your dynamic IP changing. Also it's free

I guess it's down? Host is unreachable. (I haven't used tor in a long time so idk)

take the server back up dumbass

I WAS SO EXCITED TO PLAY SOME MINECRAFT OVER TOR MAKE THE SERVER BE ONLINE AGAIN :(

>>9092 Yes >>9096 It was really laggy which made it even more unlikely to have been long-term

its up again but land claims have expired

i'll be playing this a lot i think, recently started getting into multiplayer again. if anyone wants to help me build up a nice village commune please let me know! i'd love to have someone to play with on here. ~basil

Can you also do Luanti over Tor?

>>9211 Luanti uses UDP but Tor only supports TCP. It might be possible, but it isn't straightforward. If you manage to make it work, please write a tutorial.

>>9211 >>9213 Btw, i2p can do UDP, supposedly, but I didn't manage to make it work.

I2P seems a bit better suited for this purpose, but hey, this is cool as hell. Amazing work, OP.

>>9076 Just take into account that it's theoretically possible to discover your hidden service in Tor. I don't mean its real IP, but rather that there are ways to enumerate all hidden services in the network, so eventually you may get some bots joining in the game. Just a warning for others: hidden services are not that hidden. If you want to share services with friends, set up client authorization.

>>9211 >>9213 i think its possible to build an tcp wrapper for from server side, you need to open tcp listener, and for each new connected client assign free src udp port, and forward in two ways to specified local dst port of udp luneti server. on client side, udp listener as a localhost proxy server, and each packet that comes on udp listener you forward to opened (per udp src port) tcp socket to server

>>9217 You can't easily enumerate because there is almost and infinity of addresses to try. No one run bots that search for darknet minecraft server, what would be even the point. And finally if you DON'T want your hidden service to be discoverable, this is where "HiddenServiceAuthorizeClient stealth" config comes in >>9213 Tcp wrappers are tricky

Do people really still play mc? Is it not getting old now

>>9221 learn about how hidden service connections are established if you want to connect to a hidden service, you first need to find the middle node where the onion service is advertising its entry point ("middle node") and where are these hidden service entry points listed? in publicly available HSDirs https://spec.torproject.org/rend-spec/overview.html without this mechanism, it would not be possible to establish a 6-node hidden service circuit hidden service enumeration is trivial

>>9225 Who said it was impossible? I just said there is too much addresses to try.

>>9226 >Who said it was impossible? Explain why it would be possible. It makes no sense.