Hello.
I am trying to make a tor only allow traffic through onion services and exit nodes.
I would like to blacklist all domains first, as that is simple and does not need to be updated, then whitelist all onions and exits.
Reason: I am hosting an onion service, but I don't want any client traffic comming from that machine.
I've played with MapAddress, VirtualAddrNetworkIPV4, AutomapHostsOnResolve, AutomaptHostsSuffixes, but nothing seems to work as intended above.
MapAddress *=127.0.0.1 does not report invalid conf, but the controller reports it is using invalid sytax because "*" be source or target. I tricked the controller with MapAddress *.*=127.0.0.1, as every domain has a dot, the controller didn't report syntax error and this option is actually ignored.
If the above worked, then the next option would be the whitelisting: MapAddress *.onion VIRTUAL_IP Or possibly the AutomapHostsOnResolve 1 and AutomapHostsSuffixes .exit,.onion would handle that part hopefully.
I did the lazy way, the antivirus way, I downloaded the IANA TLD domain list and used basic string manipulation to make: MapAddress *.${domain} 127.0.0.1 And yes, as you may think, the list is huge that has to be on its own included conf file, and also prone to be outdated every time a new TLD is created. But it works, in a dumb and prone to mistakes, it works. Can this be done better? Not antivirus way of all is permitted, some known items are blocked. I would prefer all is blocked and some items are permitted.
The real objective was to block all non .onion and .exit targets coming from a client, that the controller reports with SOURCE_ADDR, but I didn't find an option to MapAddress per client or anything similar to that do manipulate addresses per client source, so that is why I started doing this for all tor traffic, which is not what I really want, but controlling targets per client.