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@ -40,7 +40,9 @@ Additionally, the individual tildeverse member should advertise their onion name
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Tor installs easily on Debian, via apt.
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```sudo apt install tor```
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sudo apt install tor
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```
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This installs both the tor daemon, and torsocks. It configures Tor as a simple entry node, without relaying. Out of the box, it is safe to use to access the Tor network, and to use it as a proxy on the tildeverse machine.
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@ -67,4 +69,7 @@ so for a single-server tilde a single onion is enough and easier to bookmark and
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single onion services = removing server anonymity so we can have more bandwidth and better latency; good for public servers (like tildes!)
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onionv3 : based on ed25519 keys so if you want pretty names you gotta go check on that (not use shallot and
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onionv3 : based on ed25519 keys so if you want pretty names you gotta go check on that (not use shallot and whatnot)
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DO NOT USE ONIONv2 THIS IS TERRIBLE
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when configuring an onion services tor only routes to the precise port, no direct access to other ports on the machine through tor. but since client requests are coming from localhost (from the tor daemon on the server) be careful not to expose some services to localhost or they may become available through tor (probably not what you intended)
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