On Thu, 28 Jan 2016 03:19:18 +0000, Mike Tigas wrote: ...
I'll note that our config *does* try to rewrite protocol-relative URIs; it could be simpler and the config grouped a bit better. But for any of our domains, the regular expressions attempt to rewrite all three cases of http/https/proto-relative clearnet to protocol-relative onion, i.e. this line and others like it:
subs_filter (http:|https:)?//(www.)?propublica.org/ //www.propub3r6espa33w.onion/ gir;
Yeah, me reading rexep... But it modifies all the URLs, even outside hrefs and in plain text. I don't know if that is bad.
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For something that has to play the role of HTTP server or proxy, it'd have to be pretty performant, and nginx fits the bill quite well.
I may look into proxying in go sometimes.
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Anyway, sorry for the long reply here.
No worry. I can press 'd' anytime, and this text may well go into the config gist.
Very interested to hear others' thoughts about this sort of proxying and keeping onion-users in onion space.
I have two proto-projects: One would be to externally onionify our publicly-visible bugtracker, and the other is a bunch of raspberries where some pages point to each other. Making that so that onions reliably refer to the onions is...interesting.
Anyway, thanks for the responses. I way afraid that I was simply too early on the new list to get anything at all. :-)
Andreas