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Thanks, I am new to the git-http-backend, it is strict on my side and needs ".git" appended. This new push fixes the http+https urls. |
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Added now. May take a while for it to appear. I've fixed indentation and ordering for you, and removed redundant http://. |
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This overlay is a collaborative maintained Gentoo developer overlay. Some of us are involved with SecuShare, but we try out all sorts of XKEYSCORE-resistant technology. Some of our unique ebuilds are the full GNUnet suite, a functional guile-2 and software around the psyced chatserver. Some ebuilds are experimental/testing - refer to the included README for more info and details. If you would like to get involved read https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Overlay:Youbroketheinternet
It was requested that we either work on layman to work in tor support or to provide http+https addresses. Because we lack the resources at the moment to work on something like layman, we are starting to provide https access for the public indexed instances of this collaborative overlay.