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Do you have your website over Tor? This is my home page http://lain666qr74wihwk.onion/

>>6368 Thank you Lainon, very cool!

>>6368 Seriously though - great website.

>>6368 >Do you have your website over Tor? No. >This is my home page http://lain666qr74wihwk.onion/ bookmarked looks neat!

Are you fuarrrking serious, skid.

Pretty awesome. Some cool links there too. Hadn't heard about Libertorian before.

>>6368 Great website, but how the fuarrrk does that counter work? There seems to be static content only

Pretty comfy website lainon. >Do you have your website over Tor? I would but I don't know how. Maybe I should learn.

>>6379 Look for TorVPS

>>6379 Running a hidden service does not require running an exit relay. So it's probably OK to run it from home, unless you're planning to host illegal soykaf

>>6378 it's just a log-parsing script that modifies index.html or something like that

>>6372 >>6377 >>6379 Thank you lainons! Actually, this page is for the community. So if you have any suggestions or interesting links - please share. By the way, Daniel's hosting has been hacked recently, presumably with russian php 0day. So some links might not work for now

>>6395 it's just a word filter

>>6386 >it's probably OK to run it from home I have comcast and they tend to be real assholes about this kind of thing. Would it still be OK?

>>6394 Dat is better to share P2P static files https://docs.datproject.org/

>>6397 If your ISP is not Tor-friendly you can always use bridges. https://bridges.torproject.org/ It's still a little bit risky, though.

>>6368 Can you post a short and simple guide on how to make and host a website?

http://yuxv6qujajqvmypv.onion/ anyone else seeing basically absolutely nothing besides notes and updates?

>>6408 Nah, same for me.

>>6406 >how to make a website simple version: create an html file with your text editor of choice, write the html for the website, optionally also write some css for styling and use some static images or fonts complicated version: use a web framework like rails or django, see documentation for your specific framework for more details >how to host a website buy a server or rent a vps or dedi and install an http server like apache or nginx. hosting over a hidden network like i2p or tor is more complicated than hosting over the clearnet, see documentation for your specific hidden network. if you just want to test to see if your website works, "python3 -m http.server" will serve everything in the working directory to 0.0.0.0:8000

>>6408 http://yuxv6qujajqvmypv.onion/intro.html Here you go. But it's outdated, do not rely on it.

>>6411 Apache and nginx are so complicated. I wish OpenBSD's httpd was available on Linux.

>>6432 Yes, for hidden services it's better to use lightweight servers like lighttpd or thttpd.

Would anyone here have an encrypted HTTPS website where you could download movies?;

>>6641 nice try FBI

>>6368 wat happened lainon? site is down :(

>>7020 OP lainon mentioned in this thread that they were using Daniel's hosting, so here's Daniel's hosting service. Have a read of the first paragraph: http://dhosting4xxoydyaivckq7tsmtgi4wfs3flpeyitekkmqwu4v4r46syd.onion/ Lainon's hosting provider was attacked back in November, deleting the users' services. Daniel says he doesn't keep backups, which is a sensible decision for hidden services. It was probably random vandalism, but who knows. The OP was made right before the attack took place, and they probably haven't restored their service at that address, if at all. OP's site isn't in Daniel's published list of currently hosted sites. I hope that lainon comes back to report that it was restored somewhere, it seemed cool and comf.

>>7024 oh damn. thanks for clearing that up. i hope lainon comes back too. was a nice site.

>>6641 ulozto.net

>>6368 wish you would put it up again OP