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Re: hidden services...

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Is this logical? Is it because it is actually the tor server (i.e. localhost) which accesses the content from apache and sends it to the rendez-vous point?

It is simply, because your copy of Tor, presumably running on your machine is accessing Apache server that running on the same computer.

Tor (Someone's computer) <--> node <--> node....node <--> node <--> Tor (on your computer) <--> Apache (on your computer)

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