Index

Operations

  1. Building Web2Onion-dev/beta: Treating Onion Mirrors as Deployments

    Why I built Web2Onion-dev/beta, what it does for my static onion mirrors, what I am testing next, and why the source remains private for now.

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  2. What Operating Tor Across Fifteen Locations Taught Me

    Operational lessons from building and maintaining a geographically and technically diverse Tor relay fleet.

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  3. Operating Tor Relays on Linux, BSD, and SunOS

    The operational differences that matter when Tor runs across Debian, Alpine Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, DragonFlyBSD, and OmniOS.

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  4. Moving From MyFamily to Happy Families

    How Tor's key-based Happy Families design replaces fragile fingerprint lists and how to migrate without losing family integrity.

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  5. Building Safer Container Health Checks for Tor Relays

    What a Tor relay health check can prove, what it cannot prove, and how to keep monitoring from hiding operational failures.

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  6. The Responsibilities of Running a Tor Exit

    What changes when a relay becomes the final hop to the public Internet, from provider consent and exit policy to abuse handling and DNS.

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