I2P
This blog post is intended as a general guide to running a mirror of a clear-net service as an eepSite.
Unfortunately, it’s probably impossible to completely cover all possible cases of making an existing web site available as an eepSite, there’s simply too diverse an array of server-side software, not to mention the in-practice peculiarities of any particular deployment of software. Instead, I’m going to try and convey, as specifically as possible, the general process preparing a service for deployment to the eepWeb or other hidden services.
Much of this guide will be treating the reader as a conversational participant, in particular If I really mean it I will address the reader directly(i.e. using “you” instead of “one”) and I’ll frequently head sections with questions I think the reader might be asking. This is, after all, a “process” that an administrator must consider themselves “involved” in just like hosting any other service.
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