Re: [mfv] publish your web server content securely
Gabx <[email protected]> Sun, 14 Dec 2025 17:34:46 +0100
| Newsgroups | alt.privacy.anon-server,alt.anonymous,alt.cypherpunks |
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| Organization | Victor Hostile Communication Center 1312 |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Gabx wrote: > Gabx wrote: >> Stefan Claas wrote: >>> merkle_metadata.json.ots 514 B >>> Stamped SHA256 hash: >>> efe524acc00d18c2d45a16f4a340a2503d71d4231dbf83baa7183710caddfc0c >>> >>> merkle_metadata.json 32.1 kB >>> SHA256: 3ea3cc82a9eb6fba6d0688fb87ce973637098f58daf3b6f10d259954a13a90c3 >>> >>> FAILURE! >>> >>> File does not match original! > > Hi Stefan, > mfv is perfect for privacy-focused sites. Many of us host content > exclusively on Tor hidden services. Without native proxy support, > verification requires awkward workarounds that don't reliably work > with Go binaries.The Go client doesn't work with torsocks > or torify because Go's HTTP client bypasses the LD_PRELOAD mechanism. > > I've written a patch that adds native Tor SOCKS5 proxy support to mfvc. > The changes are minimal and backward-compatible. > > The key addition is an HTTP client with SOCKS5 dialer: ## Changes Summary - New `--tor` flag enables SOCKS5 proxy (127.0.0.1:9050) - Auto-detection of .onion addresses (enables Tor automatically) - Added `golang.org/x/net/proxy` dependency - Increased timeout to 120s for Tor connections - Version bump to 0.5.0 Gabx -- https://yamn.virebent.art https://news.tcpreset.net gemini://n5ry24fweklbn562o7fnyefanygtwxlgi7aevn26huuxqlsftxy5ljqd.onion/ http://e2mjj44t3eauxra2rmrlpn7vbd6whziypccfehlrlgnnvgr6xwp5lrad.onion/