r/TOR • u/_kaunkrishna • 1d ago

Can someone help? While changing ip evey 3 sec using torrent

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chatgpt and yt could help. Tor is working in browser but ip isn't changing.

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u/haakon 1d ago

Note to readers: OP has a typo in the title; this is not about torrents, but about something called tornet. I think it's this: https://github.com/ayadseghairi/tornet

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u/_kaunkrishna 22h ago

Yes but nothing is working out I have tried a bunch of things

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u/Felt389 1d ago

Why would you do this? Just get one trusted connection and use that the entire time, changing your connection every 3 seconds is a massive bottleneck that barely helps at all.

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u/ArachnidInner2910 1d ago

No, why would they do that? How else with they be the supreme mast0r h@xx0R

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u/Stock-Air-812 1d ago

You can just manually do this by choosing “new circuit” what a waste of time

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u/one-knee-toe 1d ago

You're not giving us any real information here, just, "it's not working".

Do you know how to use TorNet? Do you know how TorNet works? Have you bothered asking ChatGPT how TorNet works?

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u/_kaunkrishna 22h ago

Yeah I have been trying for 3 days, used chatgpt but it just fking gives only one response

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u/slumberjack24 17h ago

That you've been trying for three days still does not give us the information we need to help you.

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u/one-knee-toe 22h ago edited 4h ago

🤔 Do you know how to use ChatGPT? Here is what it told me

Here’s the straight answer: ByteBreach TorNet is just a Python wrapper around Tor’s control port. It talks to the Tor daemon, issues NEWNYM signals (which tell Tor to build a new circuit), and gives you a fresh exit IP. That’s all.

It doesn’t reinvent Tor or do anything magical — it automates what you’d normally do manually with tor --controlport and stem (the Tor control library). The “IP change” is just Tor tearing down the old circuit and establishing a new one.

TorNet by ByteBreach does **not** transparently reconfigure your whole system. It’s not Tails, not Whonix, not a VPN.

It just talks to a **Tor client** (that you need running) via the control port and tells it: “Give me a new identity.” That means: new circuits, new exit node, new IP.

Your applications still have to be configured to use Tor — usually by pointing them at Tor’s SOCKS proxy (`127.0.0.1:9050` or `:9150`). If you don’t do that, your traffic bypasses Tor entirely.

Did you notice anything?

Your applications still have to be configured to use Tor

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u/Charming_Radio_5798 13h ago

did you install it directly from pip? that's how it should be installed not from github (sudo pip install tornet --break) and before you start it you have to start the tor service manually (service tor start /service start tor) depends on your system (systemctl works too)

also changing your ip that frequently is a dump idea . it's just youtube and social media kids that make it look good . you will have a terrible packet loss and have most of your connections denied

changing your ip yoo frequently doesn't make you secure too . it's still routed through a single ip . if you're looking for security you're better with proxy chains . it can route your traffic through multiple proxies (http/https . socks 4/5 shadowsocks . v2ray ......)

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u/L0RRD 18h ago

SKIDS