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Mirror removal
by A 04 Apr '18

04 Apr '18

Hello. Please remove the mirror: RU Soviet Anonymous creep.im Due to some dumb Russian legislation, I was forced to move server to the European VPS and thus can't afford 50GB+ space for mirroring torproject.org. It was a nice ride though. A

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mirror offer
by Random Mirror / Tor Node Operator 25 Mar '18

25 Mar '18

hi, could someone add my mirror pls? coby [at ]127001 [dot] ovh,Tor Supporter,DE,Germany,DE,TRUE,FALSE,No,http://tor.127001.ovh/,https://tor.127001.ovh/,,,http://tor.127001.ovh/dist/,https://tor.127001.ovh/dist/,,,17. Dez 19:01:37 CET 2017 thx. -- ------------------------ Random Mirror / Tor Node Operator

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Remove *.mirror.babylon.network
by Tim Semeijn 21 Mar '18

21 Mar '18

For the foreseeable future we will not be able to provide our mirrors anymore. Could you please remove: nl.mirror.babylon.network fr.mirror.babylon.network Thanks! -- Tim Semeijn Babylon Network PGP: 0x2A540FA5 / 3DF3 13FA 4B60 E48A E755 9663 B187 0310 2A54 0FA5

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Mirror removal
by Tyler Johnson 19 Mar '18

19 Mar '18

Please remove the following mirror: tor <at> secure <dot> voyage, secure.voyage, CA, Canada, CA, TRUE, FALSE, No, http://tor.secure.voyage, https://tor.secure.voyage, , , http://tor.secure.voyage/dist, https://tor.secure.voyage/dist, , , Mon Jan 8 02:58:44 2018 Unfortunately, some unforeseen financial circumstances are preventing me from continuing this service. Sorry, Tyler

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CHANGE tor.ludikovsky.name
by Peter Ludikovsky 16 Mar '18

16 Mar '18

Hi, I decided to remove the rsync-Service for now. New mirror line: peter AT ludikovsky DOT name, Tor Supporter, AT, Austria, Europe, TRUE, TRUE, No, http://tor.ludikovsky.name/, https://tor.ludikovsky.name/, , , http://tor.ludikovsky.name/dist, https://tor.ludikovsky.name/dist, , http://54lnbzjo6xlr4f4j.onion/, Regards /peter

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Remove tor.myrl.net
by myRL.net 03 Mar '18

03 Mar '18

Due to removal of our IS servers we'll also take down our Tor mirror tor.myrl.net. Please remove it from the list. Thanks

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DMARC problems when using this mailinglist
by Valentin Brandl 13 Jan '18

13 Jan '18

Hi, when sending a mail to this mailinglist, I receive various DMARC reports from different mail providers, both private and big ones like google or mail.ru. This doesn't happen on other mailinglists. Also my mailserver flags mails from this list as spam with makes me think, others might have the same problem. I think it is a problem when rewriting some mail headers. It makes the list a pain to use. Maybe anyone knows how to fix this. I'll append the DMARC report I received from google. -- greetings Valentin Brandl

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New mirror
by Valentin Brandl 08 Jan '18

08 Jan '18

Hi there, I created a new mirror for the Tor project website and dist files. It can be found under http://mirror.oldsql.cc/tor/ or as an onion service via http://oldsqlcbr3aykyta.onion/tor. The server is located in France and is hosted by OVH. I sync the mirror every 2 hours to keep it up to date. The server has IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity and the mirror can also be reached using TLS. Rsync and FTP are _not_ available. Here is my membership line for the `tor-mirrors.csv` file: Tor Fan, Tor Supporter, FR, France, Fr, TRUE, TRUE, No, http://mirror.oldsql.cc/tor/, https://mirror.oldsql.cc/tor/, , , http://mirror.oldsql.cc/tor/dist/, https://mirror.oldsql.cc/tor/dist/, , http://oldsqlcbr3aykyta.onion/tor, -- greetings Valentin Brandl

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New Mirror Addition: mirror.torworld.org
by Lunar 06 Jan '18

06 Jan '18

Hello Tor people! We'd like to introduce our mirror and would like to request that it be added to the live Tor mirrors page. Site and dist are rsynced hourly and hosted on a stable VM on our own hypervisor. It's accessible via HTTP and HTTPS, but HTTPS is not forced as suggested. Lunar, Tor World (torworld.org) DE, Germany, Europe, TRUE, FALSE, No, http://mirror.torworld.org/, https://mirror.torworld.org/, , , http://mirror.torworld.org/dist/, https://mirror.torworld.org/dist/, , ,

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HSTS for a tor mirror
by Valentin Brandl 05 Jan '18

05 Jan '18

Hi there, I'm starting to build a mirror for the tor project. The instructions page states `Try not to redirect http to https. Many places in the world cannot use https due to local or national firewalls`. Since there should be no redirect, should I also stop sending HSTS headers when the page is visited via https? Also should or shouldn't I insert my site into the HSTS preload list? greetings Valentin Brandl

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