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If one accesses the onion service, one has to append ":<ONIONSERVICE_PORT>" to the onion link.
Feature Request
It would be great to have two environment variables for web service containers that go into the generated torrc file:
VIRTUAL_PORT
If set, use this port of to connect with the service. Useful if a service has more than one port exposed. If this is not set but just one port is exposed, use that port.
ONIONSERVICE_PORT
If ONIONSERVICE_PORT is set, one can access the onionservice via this port. If it is not set, use the chosen virtual port instead.
Current Situation
One can specify
ONIONSERVICE_PORT
in case a web service container has multiple ports exposed. This will result in the following line intorrc
:If one accesses the onion service, one has to append ":<ONIONSERVICE_PORT>" to the onion link.
Feature Request
It would be great to have two environment variables for web service containers that go into the generated
torrc
file:VIRTUAL_PORT
ONIONSERVICE_PORT
ONIONSERVICE_PORT
is set, one can access the onionservice via this port. If it is not set, use the chosen virtual port instead.Benefits
The above line in
torrc
would change to:Even if
VIRTUAL_PORT
is e.g.4040
, one can still specifyONIONSERVICE_PORT=80
and visit the onion service just with the blank onion link.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: