private-tor-network/scripts/docker-entrypoint

#!/bin/bash
set -o errexit

# Fudge the sleep to try and keep the consensus
#FUDGE=$(( ( RANDOM % 100) + 20 ))
FUDGE=3

echo -e "\n========================================================"

if [ ! -e /tor-config-done ]; then
    touch /tor-config-done   # only run this once

    # Generate a random name
    RPW=$(pwgen -0A 10)
    export TOR_NICKNAME=${ROLE}${RPW}
    echo "Setting random Nickname: ${TOR_NICKNAME}"
    echo -e "\nNickname ${TOR_NICKNAME}" >> /etc/tor/torrc

    # Host specific modifications to the torrc file
    echo -e "DataDirectory ${TOR_DIR}/${TOR_NICKNAME}" >> /etc/tor/torrc
    TOR_IP=$(ip addr | grep 'state UP' -A2 | tail -n1 | awk '{print $2}' | cut -f1 -d'/')
    echo "Address ${TOR_IP}" >> /etc/tor/torrc
    echo -e "ControlPort 0.0.0.0:9051" >> /etc/tor/torrc
    if [  -z "${TOR_CONTROL_PWD}" ]; then
       TOR_CONTROL_PWD="16:6971539E06A0F94C6011414768D85A25949AE1E201BDFE10B27F3B3EBA"
    fi
    echo -e "HashedControlPassword ${TOR_CONTROL_PWD}" >> /etc/tor/torrc

    # Changes to the torrc file based on the desired role
    case ${ROLE} in
      DA)
        echo "Setting role to DA"
	cat /etc/tor/torrc.da >> /etc/tor/torrc
	echo -e "OrPort ${TOR_ORPORT}" >> /etc/tor/torrc
	echo -e "Dirport ${TOR_DIRPORT}" >> /etc/tor/torrc
	echo -e "ExitPolicy accept *:*" >> /etc/tor/torrc
	KEYPATH=${TOR_DIR}/${TOR_NICKNAME}/keys
	mkdir -p ${KEYPATH}
	echo "password" | tor-gencert --create-identity-key -m 12 -a ${TOR_IP}:${TOR_DIRPORT} \
            -i ${KEYPATH}/authority_identity_key \
            -s ${KEYPATH}/authority_signing_key \
            -c ${KEYPATH}/authority_certificate \
	    --passphrase-fd 0
	tor --list-fingerprint --orport 1 \
    	    --dirserver "x 127.0.0.1:1 ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff" \
	    --datadirectory ${TOR_DIR}/${TOR_NICKNAME}
	echo "Saving DA fingerprint to shared path"
	da_fingerprint >> ${TOR_DIR}/torrc.da
	echo "Waiting for other DA's to come up..."
        ;;
      RELAY)
        echo "Setting role to RELAY"
 	echo -e "OrPort ${TOR_ORPORT}" >> /etc/tor/torrc
        echo -e "Dirport ${TOR_DIRPORT}" >> /etc/tor/torrc
        echo -e "ExitPolicy accept private:*" >> /etc/tor/torrc

        echo "Waiting for other DA's to come up..."
	;;
      EXIT)
        echo "Setting role to EXIT"
        echo -e "OrPort ${TOR_ORPORT}" >> /etc/tor/torrc
        echo -e "Dirport ${TOR_DIRPORT}" >> /etc/tor/torrc
        echo -e "ExitPolicy accept *:*" >> /etc/tor/torrc
	echo "Waiting for other DA's to come up..."
        ;;
      CLIENT)
        echo "Setting role to CLIENT"
	echo -e "SOCKSPort 0.0.0.0:9050" >> /etc/tor/torrc
        ;;
      HS)
	# NOTE By default the HS role will point to a service running on port 80
	#  but there is no service running on port 80. You can either attach to 
	#  the container and start one, or better yet, point to another docker
	#  container on the network by setting the TOR_HS_ADDR to its IP
	echo "Setting role to HIDDENSERVICE"
	echo -e "HiddenServiceDir ${TOR_DIR}/${TOR_NICKNAME}/hs" >> /etc/tor/torrc
	if [  -z "${TOR_HS_PORT}" ]; then
	  TOR_HS_PORT=80
	fi
	if [ -z "${TOR_HS_ADDR}" ]; then
	  TOR_HS_ADDR=127.0.0.1
	fi
	echo -e "HiddenServicePort ${TOR_HS_PORT} ${TOR_HS_ADDR}:${TOR_HS_PORT}" >> /etc/tor/torrc
	;;
      *)
        echo "Role variable missing"
        exit 1
        ;;
    esac

    # Buffer to let the directory authority list be built
    sleep $FUDGE
    cat ${TOR_DIR}/torrc.da >> /etc/tor/torrc

fi

echo -e "\n========================================================"
# display Tor version & torrc in log
tor --version
cat /etc/tor/torrc
echo -e "========================================================\n"

# else default to run whatever the user wanted like "bash"
exec "$@"