This is an alternative design to the default "This is a Tor Exit Router" page provided by The Tor Project.
This notice is intended to be placed on a virtual host for a domain that your Tor exit router IP reverse resolves to, so that people who may be about to file an abuse complaint would check it first before bothering you or your ISP.
You must configure the notice page before you start using it.
To do so, open _config.yml with a source code editor and start adjusting the variables to your needs.
| Key | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
demo_mode |
Boolean | Default: trueDemo page notice. It will display under the header. |
title |
String | Default: This is a Tor Exit RouterThe title of the page. It will appear in the browser's tab, in the header under the logo and page meta tags. |
ips |
Sequence | Default: nullA list with one or more IPs of your Tor exit router. |
name |
String | Default: First LastYour name or username by which you are known online. |
email |
String | Default: email@domain.tldThe email that will receive the complaints. |
pgp |
String | Default: nullThe URL to the public PGP key associated with the email that will receive the complaints. |
p2p |
Boolean | Default: trueDisable if common P2P ports are not blocked by your Tor exit router. |
sections.dmca |
Boolean | Default: trueDisable to hide the DMCA law section. |
sections.ecpa |
Boolean | Default: falseUS-only. Enable if you are a US operator. More info here. |
sections.credits |
Boolean | Default: trueDisable to hide the footer that links back to my website and this repository. |
See: CONTRIBUTING.md.
The code is open source under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3.
Tor overview illustration by The Tor Project.
Tor Browser logo by Fabián Alexis from Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0 License).
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