{{Header}} Open file /usr/local/etc/torrc.d/50_user.conf in a {{kicksecure_wiki|wikipage=Software#Text_Editor|text=text editor}} of your choice, with administrative rights. {{IconSet|h2|1}} Sysmaint notice. Ensure the VM has administrative (sudo / [[root|root]]) access first. See also [[sysmaint]]. {{IconSet|h2|2}} Platform specific. Select your platform. {{Tab |type=controller |content= {{Tab |title= ==== Graphical {{project_name_gateway_short}} USER Session ==== |image=[[File:{{project_name_short}}-logo-icon.svg|25px]] |content= This is not possible. }} {{Tab |title= ==== Graphical {{project_name_gateway_short}} SYSMAINT Session ==== |image=[[File:{{project_name_short}}-logo-icon.svg|25px]] |content= If you are using a graphical {{project_name_gateway_short}} booted into PERSISTENT Mode {{!}} SYSMAINT Session, take the following step. System Maintenance Panel → Open Terminal → run /usr/libexec/gateway-shortcuts/torrc }} {{Tab |title= ==== Graphical {{project_name_gateway_short}} Unrestricted Admin Mode ==== |image=[[File:{{project_name_short}}-logo-icon.svg|25px]] |content= If you are using a graphical {{project_name_gateway_short}} and enabled {{kicksecure_wiki |wikipage=unrestricted_admin_mode |text=unrestricted admin mode }}, take the following step. Start Menu → System Tools → Tor User Config }} {{Tab |title= ==== [[Qubes|Qubes-Whonix-Gateway]] ==== |image=[[File:Qubes-logo-icon.png|25px]] |content= If you are using [[Qubes|{{q_project_name_long}}]], take the following step. Qubes App Launcher (blue/grey "Q") → Service → {{project_name_gateway_long}} ProxyVM (commonly named {{project_name_gateway_vm}}) → Tor User Config }} {{Tab |title= ==== Terminal {{project_name_gateway_short}} ==== |image=[[File:Utilities-terminal.png|25px]] |content= If you are using {{project_name_gateway_short}} with {{cli}}, take the following step. {{CodeSelect|code= sudoedit /usr/local/etc/torrc.d/50_user.conf }} }} }} {{IntroLike| EDITORS NOTICE: The mentioned start menu entries on this wiki page are all using sudoedit internally. There is no need to instruct the user specifically to be using sudoedit for better security. }} {{Footer}}