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# Running OnionShare in Tails
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Until OnionShare gets included in Debian, it will be annoying to install it in Tails so that it persists reboots. For now, you'll need to run a build script the first time, and then install it separately each time you boot. These instructions make it pretty simple.
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*The OnionShare GUI works in Tails 1.1 and later.*
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### Building for Tails the first time
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Start by booting to Tails. Mount your persistent volume and set an administrator password. Once you login and connect to the Tor network, open a terminal and type:
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cd ~/Persistent
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git clone https://github.com/micahflee/onionshare.git
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sudo onionshare/tails/build.sh
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You only need to do that once each time you want to build a new verison of OnionShare.
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### Installing in Tails
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In order to actually use it though, each time you boot Tails you'll need to enable your persistent volume and set an administrator password. Then open your Persistent folder and double-click on `Install OnionShare`. Type your temporary administrator password, and then OnionShare will get installed.
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OnionShare will appear in the menu under Applications > Internet > OnionShare.
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