help.func

#!/bin/bash
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#              ##########        SPLITTER       ##########
#              ##########       Ver: 0.2.4      ##########
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#       Created By: Rener Alberto (aka Gr1nch) - DcLabs Security Team
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help () {
banner #Function
echo " Help:
  Sintax sample for good balance between stability and privacy:
       \$ /bin/bash splitter.sh -i 1 -c 10 -re exit

 -i  : Defines the number of (I)NSTANCES per country.
       When the number of INSTANCES per country is more than 1 it will disable
       the feature of CHANGE_COUNTRY_ON_THE_FLY, to ensure a better estability.

 -c  : Defines the number of (C)OUNTRIES.
       You can define the list of countries to use changing the value of option
       ACCEPTED_COUNTRIES and include the country or countries.
       For example to use only relays from United States set it to {US} and define
       at least 2 TOR INSTANCES.

 -re : Defines the (R)ELAY (E)NFORCING approach.
       Ps: To setup the list of countries you must edit the configuration
       file. This options will control how the script will manipulate the
       TOR ENTRY NODE and the TOR EXIT NODE.

       The options for the (R)elay (E)nforcing are:
       1) entry: Sets a specific country as ENTRY relay
                 and will use a different country as EXIT relay.
                 The load balancing algorithm is: Round Robin.

       2) exit:  Sets a specific country as EXIT relay
                 and will use a different country as ENTRY relay.
                 This option give you the control of the EXIT relays and
                 could be used to bypass GeoIP protections.
                 Whoever reduces the number of EXIT realys available.
                 The load balancing algorithm is: Round Robin.

       3) speed: This option is the fastest option because reduces the
                 delay between the hops of relays inside TOR network by
                 setting the same country as ENTRY and EXIT node.
                 All other countries will be set as EXCLUDE NODES, so the
                 middle relay will hopefully also be selected inside the
                 same country.
                 The load balancing algorithm for this option is:
                 Least Connections Round Robin.
                 This algorithm sends the next request for the instances
                 with least number of request in the queue but still
                 performing the load balancing between all other instances.

                 Do not use this option for sensitive activities because
                 it could reduce the security if you consider that your
                 adversary could easily compromise a TOR ENTRY-NODE and
                 a TOR EXIT-NODE in the same country.
                 Some contries doesn't have ENTRY GUARDS and EXIT NODES
                 enougth to create valid circuits.
                 Keep your eyes on the health check URL to identify
                 countries with this issue. By default the health check is:
                 http://127.0.0.1:63537/splitter_status

       4) none:  Don't enforce any specific country to ENTRY or EXIT relay.


This script has some dependencies and without it can't be executed.
Please install all dependencies and configure the settings.cfg file
with the path for the binaries.

  == DEPENDENCIES:==
 	1) tor 	 	 	   --> version 0.4.6.7 or earlier - https://www.torproject.org/ - https://github.com/torproject/tor
 	2) privoxy 	 	   --> version 3.0.26  or earlier - http://www.privoxy.org/
 	3) haproxy 	 	   --> version 1.7.5-2 or earlier - https://www.haproxy.org/
 	4) proxychains-ng  --> version 4.13-4	 	or earlier - https://sourceforge.net/projects/proxychains/
 	5) expect		   --> version 5.45	or earlier - https://sourceforge.net/projects/expect/
	6) dnsdist 		   --> version 1.1.0	or earlier - https://dnsdist.org/index.html
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exit 1
}