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--connections CHUTNEY_CONNECTIONS
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--hs-multi-client CHUTNEY_HS_MULTI_CLIENT
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+Address Options:
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+ --ipv4 CHUTNEY_LISTEN_ADDRESS
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+ --ipv6 CHUTNEY_LISTEN_ADDRESS_V6
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Standard Actions:
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./chutney configure networks/basic
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./chutney start networks/basic
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@@ -108,14 +112,15 @@ Waiting for the network:
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Changing the network address:
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- Chutney defaults to binding to localhost. To change the bind address,
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- set the CHUTNEY_LISTEN_ADDRESS environment variable. Setting it to some
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- interface's IP address allows us to make the simulated Tor network
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- available on the network.
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+ Chutney defaults to binding to localhost. To change the IPv4 bind address,
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+ set the CHUTNEY_LISTEN_ADDRESS environment variable. Similarly, change
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+ CHUTNEY_LISTEN_ADDRESS_V6 for IPv6: it defaults to "no IPv6 address".
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+ Setting it to some interface's IP address allows us to make the simulated
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+ Tor network available on the network.
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- IPv6 support for both Tor and Chutney is a work in progress. If your system
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- returns IPv6 ::1 as the (first) address for localhost, you might need to
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- set CHUTNEY_LISTEN_ADDRESS="127.0.0.1" for chutney to work.
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+ IPv6 support for both Tor and Chutney is a work in progress. Currently,
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+ chutney verifies IPv6 client, bridge client, and hidden service
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+ connections. It does not use IPv6 SOCKSPort or Exit traffic.
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The configuration files:
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networks/basic holds the configuration for the network you're configuring
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