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new mirror @ pressfreedomfoundation.org
by Kevin M. Gallagher 09 Apr '14

09 Apr '14

Greetings, I am writing to let you all know that Freedom of the Press Foundation has just yesterday set up a new mirror of the Tor Project at https://tor.pressfreedomfoundation.org. -- Kevin Gallagher Twitter: @ageis GPG: 0x5921D69C2258 6762 C39A 5DFF F7D7 FDC5 5F4F 4788 5921 D69C XMPP/OTR: ageis(a)jabber.calyxinstitute.org 40BDF095 F9968FB2 9E576C9B CFFCAE2E 3740EE04

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https://tor.eff.org is back (!)
by Peter Eckersley 09 Apr '14

09 Apr '14

We aren't sure yet whether this is temporary or permanent.

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hello - i've set up another mirror
by Florian Walther 09 Apr '14

09 Apr '14

Hello all, i just wanted to say hello, my name is Florian Walther, i'm from Germany. Because it looks like our turkish friends need some more mirrors i just set up another one, reachable at http://tor-mirror.snurn.de/ Feel free to add it to the official list. It will update itself every 6 hours using rsync via cron. have a nice day /~flow

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New mirror
by Bernd Fix 09 Apr '14

09 Apr '14

I want to announce a new Tor mirror at http(s)://tor.hoi-polloi.org - Bernd. P.S.: The https cert is signed by CAcert.org, so depending on your browser or operating system you are likely to get a warning/error when using https. >Y<

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ADD mirror tormirror.piratenpartei-bayern.de
by Wolfgang Steinert 09 Apr '14

09 Apr '14

Rsynced every 6 hours, HTTP and HTTPS http(s)://tormirror.piratenpartei-bayern.de Country: DE Organisation: Piratenpartei Bayern

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New Tor-mirrors
by Ahmad Zoughbi 09 Apr '14

09 Apr '14

Hi I've created these mirrors http://rot.ahmadz.me http://tor.g-dev.org http://mirtor.kebreet.net http://mirror.uvirt.us https://azoughbi.me/tor-mirrort Please let me know if its working or there is any problems/thoughts Thanks

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New Tor Mirror and Introduction
by Max Jakob Maass 09 Apr '14

09 Apr '14

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Hi everyone, I'm a CS Student and part-time polically interested activist from Germany, specializing in privacy and security. I am running a server together with a friend, and we are already running a Tor Relay [0] that has been active for almost two years with minimal interruptions (for example, when our providers network infrastructure went offline about a month ago. sigh). Seeing the situation in turkey, I finally decided to also mirror the tor website. So, feel free to add the following to your list: HTTP dist/: http://mirror.velcommuta.de/tor/dist/ HTTP website: http://mirror.velcommuta.de/tor/ HTTPS dist/: https://mirror.velcommuta.de/tor/dist/ HTTPS website: https://mirror.velcommuta.de/tor/ The SSL CA is StartCom / StartSSL. Certificate Fingerprints: SHA1: E1:29:6D:B5:0F:C8:8E:BA:57:41:DA:0B:FA:71:C2:E7:88:68:28:9E SHA256: 63:29:C9:E5:AA:AB:74:78:D4:FB:87:5E:40:C1:25:5A:3D:62:7B:C7: 12:89:45:B6:E4:D8:F9:C6:97:AB:C8:F3 SHA512: A5:1B:AB:E8:B3:37:78:97:1A:77:07:D5:E8:32:C6:8A:CD:88:25:66: 96:8D:AC:4B:D4:49:30:B4:D1:4F:77:6C:AF:C0:5E:76:02:BC:F5:D5: 99:70:B8:E5:2F:3C:0D:EB:9D:AB:29:0D:FF:59:97:59:A4:DE:3F:04: 7A:C1:EA:8E (in case anyone wants to check, the up-to-date cert fingerprints can always be found at [1], signed by my PGP key [2]) The mirror is reachable using IPv4 and IPv6. Two questions: 1. Is it desirable to force SSL connections using a .htaccess file, or should I avoid that, as some countries will terminate / track SSL connections? 2. Would it make sense to also make the mirror available as a hidden service, so people already using Tor can get new versions by downloading them from a hidden service? As that would entail almost zero extra work, I would be perfectly willing to add the few lines to my torrc to make that possible. Sincerely, Max Maass P.S.: If I have missed any pitfalls when configuring the mirror, please let me know. [0] http://torstatus.blutmagie.de/router_detail.php?FP=f606c4dc0fc5ca80cd6f22ba… [1] https://verify.velcommuta.de/ssl/ssl.txt [2] FP: 84C4 8097 A3AF 7D55 189A 77AC 169F 9624 3408 825E -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.14 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQJ8BAEBCgBmBQJTNHT7XxSAAAAAAC4AKGlzc3Vlci1mcHJAbm90YXRpb25zLm9w ZW5wZ3AuZmlmdGhob3JzZW1hbi5uZXQ4NEM0ODA5N0EzQUY3RDU1MTg5QTc3QUMx NjlGOTYyNDM0MDg4MjVFAAoJEBafliQ0CIJe15kP/jrEktFIuhlAa5fjyTDzFAyj gS5zFNH/e65MyxdsDH0sgThHr0hyrXcp4FuFGwEMWz2ZGR9sKkD9CgvZi3a7Z5hR WAKLdfkdU2blr+vlRHrtJ/JFtATzokAPtb/YwVaUQksBnncV0Abo4s7WJ9uDqxmd wasLRY3FVX/61k4m2T200tnkTMNGph7UcTGeKhYduiMZHfndrU3w6HcNa2llAX0g 5R0tWOVeNSKT2US482z03cDo6aYud4BRF7Cx0U+7rjxXaPvPBcVlmO4JxD8OiFhW +LyRuf2jhANNOzpl1q+pKSngjRN15P2QdfYf9p7o9A4Sgv3+McKYuMqlfSr3NUj/ vFHm1mZTUIi1TNQoWZvoyWlPCY4QQksumrs4SOaYA6U7w4EGNQ1K/G1V/YmPg7OO 1xWrCTaTgzUDGe59RjE9qTx3JhWDBvWOvTTGoBb+UYBLX2eYPZAbMI+m6V6ne7Ae +h6FpjspdgbJUoxIWtERQD7W/deTtFWlfPUP18Z+9YsmU70Fb9dWsoYKMme77k6K 1FAXW/EGUvZT8xobFkraKcR28FpiMaoXUADfZQ33ONrKD+t2tmh/xLtZlrcMphPf +Pk/IRmbaBszhcP9KgOacL2q5jaF9xYFMU0WKjxsv5zd9NgM/+BC1Mlwf3qetJY5 Xy409GfP+yTUZUcuKYZ+ =CFoJ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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CHANGE to mirror at 199.175.55.215
by Steve Snyder 05 Apr '14

05 Apr '14

To whom it may concern: The mirror at 199.175.55.215 was previously HTTP only. It now supports HTTPS (self-signed certificate) with Perfect Forward Secrecy. FYI.

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ADD mirror tor.eff.org
by mark burdett 02 Apr '14

02 Apr '14

as Peter mentioned last week, https://tor.eff.org is back. It's an HTTPS mirror on IPv4 and IPv6. We are planning to keep it online for the time being (and can send another update here if for some reason we don't keep it up) Thanks! --mark B.

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Mirror in the DNS?
by Taylor Hornby 31 Mar '14

31 Mar '14

Hi, I wrote this little tool for implementing a "filesystem" in the DNS: https://github.com/defuse/dnsfs I'm sure this has been done before, but I couldn't find anything exactly like it, and it works surprisingly well. Currently you can download the Tor source code from my DNS server like this (note, this is only temporary, I may remove it in the future): for i in `seq 15394`; do host -t TXT f2p$i.dnsfs.defuse.ca | \ cut -d '"' -f 2|base64 --decode; done > /tmp/tor-0.2.4.21.tar.gz Or, if you want to try it but don't want to make *15,394* DNS requests (please respect your ISP's DNS server, the responses will be cached), here's a smaller demo that downloads and displays a text file: for i in `seq 21`; do host -t TXT f1p$i.dnsfs.defuse.ca | \ cut -d '"' -f 2|base64 --decode; done|less I wrote it just for fun, but I realized it might actually be useful for getting Tor and other things to people in censored areas like Turkey. So, my question is: Is this useful at all? Should I keep making Tor available this way? Thanks, -- Taylor Hornby

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