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0 sats \ 4 replies \ @l0k18 10 Feb 2023 \ parent \ on: Will you run Bitcoin nodes, when it's illegal to do so? bitcoin
agreed, domain names can be resolved by socks proxies so any should be possible to use.
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0 sats \ 3 replies \ @kristapsk 10 Feb 2023
bitcoind uses DNS only for initial peer discovery when you start your node for the first time. And even if it's not working, you can addnode= new peers manually.
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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @l0k18 10 Feb 2023
So it would require a firewall redirection to funnel it to use Tor for hidden services. Still??
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17 sats \ 1 reply \ @kristapsk 10 Feb 2023
What? I'm not sure I'm following. You just install Tor and configure bitcoind to use it. Then bitcoind will automatically create .onion service for your node, where other Tor enabled nodes will be able to connect to, and you will be able to connect to other Tor nodes (or clearnet nodes via Tor using exit nodes). No firewall configuration is needed for that, unless you have some strict rules that prohibits encrypted outgoing traffic to tcp/443, which Tor uses (to look like a HTTPS traffic).
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @l0k18 10 Feb 2023
good. I haven't used it for years.
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