Hidden services + JRuby

[luisa herneste]

I'm posting here because I've tried for hours a solution.
This project is about easy blog pubblication for activist.
I know JRuby is not supported but the syntax is clear and it will be really helpfull,
I probably didn't understand fully the low level design backing tor startup.
Here is my code:

#<<client.rb>>
require 'rubygems'
require 'java'
require 'logger'
@logger = Logger.new(STDERR)
here = File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__))
$LOAD_PATH << "#{here}"
jars_dir = here + "/lib/jars"
$LOAD_PATH << jars_dir
#Dir["lib/*.jar"].each { |jar| require jar } #TO_TEST CROSS-PLATFORM
Dir.entries(jars_dir).sort.each do |entry|
  if entry =~ /.jar$/
    @logger.info "JAVA: Requiring #{entry}"
    require entry
  end
end
##################################################
#     create tor proxy on port 1080
#java_import "org.silvertunnel.netlib.tool.NetlibProxy"
#args = ["0.0.0.0:1080","socks_over_tor_over_tls_over_tcpip"].to_java(:string)
#org.silvertunnel.netlib.tool.NetlibProxy.main(args)
#puts org.silvertunnel.netlib.api.NetLayer.public_instance_methods
# << SUCCESS
#     create new private+public hidden service key
org.silvertunnel.netlib.layer.tor.TorNetLayerUtil.getInstance()
keypair = org.silvertunnel.netlib.layer.tor.util.Encryption.createNewRSAKeyPair()
newnetaddress = org.silvertunnel.netlib.layer.tor.TorHiddenServicePrivateNetAddress.new(keypair.getPublic(),keypair.getPrivate())
# << SUCCESS
#onion address
puts newnetaddress.getPublicOnionHostname
# << SUCCESS
#    define local listening address inclusive port
netaddress = org.silvertunnel.netlib.layer.tor.TorHiddenServicePortPrivateNetAddress.new(newnetaddress,80)
#    // get TorNetLayer instance and wait until it is ready
#    NetLayer netLayer = NetFactory.getInstance().getNetLayerById(NetLayerIDs.TOR);
#    netLayer.waitUntilReady();
netlayer = org.silvertunnel.netlib.api.NetFactory.getInstance().getNetLayerById("NetLayerIDs.TOR")
netlayer.waitUntilReady()
# << SEVERE: could not create NetLayerFactory of NetLayerIDs.TOR
#    Create Tor over TLS/SSL over TCP/IP layer
#    torNetLayer = new TorNetLayer(loggingTlsNetLayer, /*loggingT*/tcpipDirNetLayer, TempfileStringStorage.getInstance());
#    NetFactory.getInstance().registerNetLayer(NetLayerIDs.TOR_OVER_TLS_OVER_TCPIP, torNetLayer);
#    torNetLayer.waitUntilReady();
tempfile = org.silvertunnel.netlib.util.TempfileStringStorage.getInstance()
tornetlayer = org.silvertunnel.netlib.layer.tor.TorNetLayer.new("127.0.0.1", "80", tempfile)
org.silvertunnel.netlib.api.NetLayerFactory.getInstance().registerNetLayer("NetLayerIDs.TOR_OVER_TLS_OVER_TCPIP", tornetlayer)
tornetlayer.waitUntilReady()
# << NameError: no constructorfor arguments (org.jruby.RubyString,org.jruby.RubyString,org.silvertunnel.netlib.util.TempfileStringStorage)
#<</client.rb>>

System information:
100% tests good with JUnit
JARs loaded: bcprov-jdk15-145.jar jdom.jar silvertunnel.org_netlib.jar
Version: netlib 0.13
To test: install jruby, copy the 3 .jar to client/lib/jars/ and run client/client.rb with jruby

[Christian Hapke]

Hi,

one mistake is the assumption that you use a String "NetLayerIDs.TOR" - instead it is a field TOR of class NetLayerIDs. Same same with "NetLayerIDs.TOR_OVER_TLS_OVER_TCPIP".

Beside these thing I'm not sure what you want with the call of method registerNetLayer().

I hope, this helps,

Christian

[luisa herneste]

Thanks! it worked, if anyone need it, here's the code to run tor(tor proxy automation is in 1 topic) in jruby:
For Hidden service I can't find the exact call to createNetServerSocket.

#    // get TorNetLayer instance and wait until it is ready
#    NetLayer netLayer = NetFactory.getInstance().getNetLayerById(NetLayerIDs.TOR);
#    netLayer.waitUntilReady();
netlayer = org.silvertunnel.netlib.api.NetFactory.getInstance().getNetLayerById(org.silvertunnel.netlib.api.NetLayerIDs.TOR_OVER_TLS_OVER_TCPIP)
netlayer.waitUntilReady()
# << SUCCESS