Debian, Uptime and Darknets
This one has always been a tricky one for me, trying to remember which Raspberry Pi was running which version of Raspbian / Debian. I guess you’ll have some idea of what you are running depending which command works for you.
Take Back The Darknet (Part 14)
Part 14 - Testing the Waters Time to get some content up on your web server. You can either fire up Samba or use terminal to create a new website, etc, etc.
Take Back the Darknet (Part 13)
Part 13 - Generating a Domain Name Use the vanity generator (Shallot) to make some private keys.
Take Back the Darknet (Part 12)
Part 12 - Hardening Tor If you have multiple websites you can adjust these. If you are just using /var/www/ adjust accordingly.
Take Back the Darknet (Part 11)
Part 11 - Configuring HTTPS (SSL) Generate SSL keys via CAcert.org. Great website for doing this is right here.
Take Back the Darknet (Part 10)
Part 10 - Configuring Tor Stop the Tor service from running while we tinker. sudo service tor stop
Take Back the Darknet (Part 8)
Part 8 - Installing Tor To get Tor up and running we need to install it with the following. sudo apt-get install tor -y
Take Back the Darknet (Part 5)
Part 5 - Installing Apache 2.4 HTTP Server If you are hosting a clearnet website, you will want to make sure ports 80 (http) and 443 (https) are forwarded on your router. One of the wonderful things about the darknet is that it does not require any port forwarding due...
Block Copying Under Mac OS X
I’ve found that using dd is quite useful for older software. This has been especially important for copying Mac OS Standard disks since 10.6+ do not support read/write. One thing to note is that using “rdisk” instead of “disk” allows the copy to complete much quicker. Recently I’ve used this...