Go Toralizer

Usage

Basic Command Execution

To execute a command through Tor, use the exec command with the --command flag:

toralizer exec --command "curl http://example.com"

Verbose Output

Enable verbose output to see more details about the execution:

toralizer exec --command "curl http://example.com" --verbose

Specify Timeout

Set a custom timeout for the command execution:

toralizer exec --command "curl http://example.com" --timeout 60s

Custom Proxy Address

Use a custom proxy address instead of the default socks5://127.0.0.1:9050:

toralizer exec --command "curl http://example.com" --proxy "socks5://127.0.0.1:9150"

Redirect Output to a File

Redirect the command output to a file:

toralizer exec --command "curl http://example.com" --output output.txt

Example

toralizer exec --command "curl http://example.com" --verbose --timeout 45s --proxy "socks5://127.0.0.1:9150" --output result.txt

This command will execute curl http://example.com through the Tor network with verbose output, a timeout of 45 seconds, using a custom proxy address, and redirect the output to result.txt.