BHStyle - Tor Daily Usage

Much of this guide has involved detailed one-time setup processes. From now on, all you have to do when you want to use TOR from your Ubuntu virtual machine is to follow these steps. Every step listed is a step you have already done, so feel free to re-vi
1. Start TrueCrypt, and mount your hidden volume which contains your virtual machine.
2. Start VirtualBox
3. Start TorBrowser Bundle.
4. Click "Firewall" to highlight it, and then click on "Snapshots (1)" in the top right.
5. Right click on "Snapshot 1" and then select "Restore Snapshot". Select "Restore" if prompted.
6. Right click "Firewall" and click "Start"
7. Right click "Primary" and click Start. Log in as normal.
8. Go to "Applications" -> "Accessories" -> "Termin
9. Type in: sudo bash (and hit enter)
10. Type in your password if prompted.
11. Type in the following commands exactly as shown below (or copy paste them):
ifconfig eth0 10.0.3.2
/etc/init.d/polipo stop
/etc/init.d/tor stop
/etc/init.d/privoxy stop
Note: the last three commands, those beginning with /etc/ are only necessary if you installed Torchat
12. Your terminal window should still be open. Type in the following command exactly as shown (or copy paste it):
ssh -N -L 9050:10.0.2.2:9050 root@10.0.3.1
13. Type "yes" if prompted. When prompted for the password, give your Firewall password. Not your Ubuntu password.
14. In your terminal window, go to "File" and "Open Tab".
15. Now, type exactly as shown below to open the second tunnel:
ssh -N -L 8118:10.0.2.2:8118 root@10.0.3.1
16. Return to Firefox. Go to the "File" menu and uncheck "Work Offline" if it is checked.
17. Go to the URL: http://check.torproject.org
If you see the text: "Congratulations. Your browser is configured to use Tor" then you are all set!