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This feature describe the ability for a Tor2web node to serve static content over it's own specific IP or Hostname.
A tor2web node have to associate a unique identifier, being this an IP address or an hostname.
Over that unique identifier the Tor2web node must serve static files over http and https.
This feature is useful for a tor2web node that want to:
Provide a standard abuse disclaimer and/or general information (an index.html)
Publish system collected information (like the ones generated by mrtg)
The configuration file by default should be enabled and point, as a webroot, to the directory /static/tor2website/ with a default, standard index.html file .
The configuration by default should use the external IP address of the hostname, but it should be possible to optionally configure also another hostname (for example mytor2webnode.mydomain.org) .
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This feature describe the ability for a Tor2web node to serve static content over it's own specific IP or Hostname.
A tor2web node have to associate a unique identifier, being this an IP address or an hostname.
Over that unique identifier the Tor2web node must serve static files over http and https.
This feature is useful for a tor2web node that want to:
The configuration file by default should be enabled and point, as a webroot, to the directory /static/tor2website/ with a default, standard index.html file .
The configuration by default should use the external IP address of the hostname, but it should be possible to optionally configure also another hostname (for example mytor2webnode.mydomain.org) .
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: