Comment by iamnothere
3 months ago
Every time I read about an emulation or file sharing project kicked off of GitHub, I think: should have used Radicle.
You can put your node behind Tor if you’re worried about demand letters, by the way.
3 months ago
Every time I read about an emulation or file sharing project kicked off of GitHub, I think: should have used Radicle.
You can put your node behind Tor if you’re worried about demand letters, by the way.
Is it straightforward to set up a seed node that's simultaneously available on multiple networks? For example tor, i2p, clearnet, and maybe even yggdrasil all at the same time. I ask because I recall (not git related) projects in the past that did not do well when configured in such a way.
Tor only (SOCKS) or Tor and clearnet is easy. Yggdrasil only is also easy (just restrict access to your tun). Yggdrasil and clearnet requires you to ensure that outgoing traffic takes the correct interface, this also applies if you want to combine with Tor. I don't know about I2P.