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When seeking an exit Node for a data route, categorize the target hostname as Free-World or non-Free-World. If non-Free-World, defer to the next method of Terminal Intelligence. If the target...

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Free World Bit from GLD

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Use the public IP, if available, to obtain the country code from the GLD database. Check the country code against a hard-coded list of non-Free-World countries to see whether we're...

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Add a reasonable hard limit on the number of unreachable nodes in the list. When the list overflows, replace the oldest hostnames with the newest ones. When accepting Gossip, reject...

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Modify the Neighborhood database and the Gossip protocol to handle the dissemination of the unreachable list. Add a set of debug logs to the Gossip acceptor to chronicle the acceptance...

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Add a message for the Proxy Client to send to the Neighborhood, with another inaccessible hostname to add to the list. Have the Neighborhood generate a debug log whenever that...

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Make a Jenkins job and supporting automation to download a fresh copy of the IP-to-country-code database after every update (2nd of each month for IP2LOCATION), convert it, and apply it...

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Make the Hopper check incoming relay traffic to see if it comes from a Node that's lying about the country it resides in, and ignore the traffic if so. Also,...

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Make the Neighborhood search for exit nodes in the acceptable countries whenever it constructs a route to a hostname, and choose the actual exit node from that list. (Choose simply...

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Build a top-level-domain-to-country-code-group service into the SubstratumNode. This will probably be part data and part code. Make the Node capable of accepting a hostname in its RouteQueryMessage. Put a debug...

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Modify the Neighborhood database and the Gossip protocol to handle and disseminate the country code.

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