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Re: Mirroring a Hidden Service



I meant more for Mirroring my own site while having the creation and owner of the site invisible. I could create and edit the page on my local machine, host it as a hidden service, send a command to an external computer that causes it to update to the hidden-service ans load it as a web page. as the author I would remain anonymous even if "The Man" ever got the box that the webpage was actually sitting on.

On 10/5/05, Peter Palfrader <peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Wed, 05 Oct 2005, Matt Thorne wrote:

> huh well that is really cool and something that I am going to have to think
> alot more about. thanks

However mirroring sites without the expressed consent of the owner is
probably quite impolite as it can suck up a lot of resources.

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