Unofficial mirror on the *.onion network (tor)
Hey y'all,
While I'm thinking of new/updated things, wanted to make folks aware of an available slackware mirror on the onion network. http://slack64y3pqluw32.onion/ More information here: http://www.slackware.com/~vbatts/tor/ |
Very interesting.
If someone needs to set up a mirror site on the Tor Network, what's the process? Can someone look uphttp://slack64y3pqluw32.onion/ and trace you as the owner? Does tor have it's own dns? |
To run a tor HiddenService is just a matter of installing Tor, update the torrc config file to expose that port and associate it with a directory to host the RSA key for the service.
The "DNS" name is not traditional DNS, but a base32 encoded pointer to the checksum of the RSA key running the service. It is part of the Tor protocol to validate the key and establish the socket for a rendezvous if it checks out. More info here https://www.torproject.org/docs/hidden-services |
Nice :), anyway we could encourage the maintainer to mirror slackwarearm as well?
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Thank you, all this is very interesting. I just downloaded Tor browser, which allows me to connect to your repository. Tor browser does not require tor and torsocks, doesn't?
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If you set slackpkg to use this Tor mirror, you would need to install the tor package and enable the service however. |
Can the admin of the mirror please check its health? It has not been updated since August 2nd
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This is working again B)
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I've added slackwarearm 14.2 and current to the config. They'll be syncing out now. |
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The rsync link for the mirror is not working.
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@slackcoder, sorry. I didn't notice that I had not made the rsyncd stay attached to the parent PID, so that container was just rolling 🙄
It's up now. Code:
torsocks rsync 7oqabxbkksriopx34gnafj34rycgv6s6qjt5rszgomj5hm3z3adza5ad.onion::slackware |
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torsocks rsync 7oqabxbkksriopx34gnafj34rycgv6s6qjt5rszgomj5hm3z3adza5ad.onion::slackware |
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