Gautham Nekkanti: > I want to put forward a project idea of Simple analytics tool for HIDDEN > service providers. Although, there are already thousands of > third-party traffic statistic tools, most of them require javascript and > just defeats the whole purpose of server anonymity. This project is a > little similar to Arm, instead it involves in listening how many users are > connected to our site and parsing it. > > Advanced metrics like IP addresses of visitors, countries, e.t.c. wouldn't > be available as it is pointless in our case (Since the IPs reflect the IPs > of exit nodes). So, it basically displays the number of visitors and a few > other metrics. Historic data will be presented graphically. The data will > be accessible through a localhost website and Historic data would be stored > in a local database. Although, it is not nearly as advanced as other > statistic tools, it would still be an essential tool for Hidden service > providers to analyze their traffic figures. How would it be? Please share > your views. I like this idea! However, to make it to the GSoC, you probably need to find two Tor people to mentor you on this. atagar would know better. I hope you'll work on this project regardless of what happens in GSoC15. Bests, -- Nima 0XC009DB191C92A77B | @mrphs "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" --Evelyn Beatrice Hall
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