Jack Singleton
Jack Singleton
+1 in our deployment we use our own cert so we haven't got around to adding support for sandcats yet. It would absolutely be useful for a lot of people...
How are you thinking we'd check the results? I'm cool with whatever as long as it makes it easy for us to tell if the server is ever maxing out...
Issue referenced in the above PR that describes a few current problems with a Sandstorm Tor Hidden service: https://github.com/sandstorm-io/sandstorm/issues/434 Note that there is still some benefit to setting up a...
Hey thanks for thinking about this! A Tor driver for Sandstorm sounds _really_ cool. This could definitely be something we look into. Another thing to think about is using a...
So I'm thinking the best place to start is a hidden service gateway to sandstorm -- it is something we know we will want eventually regardless, and it doesn't look...
> If possible, you should not trust the Host: header in the Tor case, but rather, only accept the *.onion Host header if it authentically comes from Tor. I believe...
I think the what is Tor. Tor can expose a dns resolver locally which will route all queries through the Tor network. It would be awesome to do transparent proxying...
look into: https://github.com/alecmuffett/eotk
Splitting this issue from #14 based on great recommendations from Cameron 👍
Cool, did you use resolv.conf or iptables forwarding?