setting up your own search-enging for torland

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We stumbled over YaCy as a distributed search-enging. It's quite a nice thing
but being distributed unless changed it just starts connecting to it's non-tor-peers
and index the web.
But...you can configure it to be part of the network of CaCy-Servers on tor and help
index torland. As a side-effect you get a local search-index that is allways reachable
without lag.

Parts needed:

Java 1.4.x
some free ram and disk
some free bandwidth

english setup-instructions

german setup-instructions

short YaCy+ot howto on the hidden wiki

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masked.name

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We recently discovered a nice service we wanted you to know about:
masked.name

You can register here(using tor) and then use a mail, im, irc, ftp in torland and have a public (as in outside torland and on the normal internet) blog on NAME.masked.name.
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trying for php+mysql-hosting

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To see if we/I can offer anonymous php- and database-backed services
I/we are currently trying to register at 110mb.com .
Registration is only open at random times to limit the number of registrations.
Same with uttx.net.
Thus we will have to wait....


..stay tuned.
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Adding a calendar

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Next we want to add a calendar, showing the major privacy-related
events of the year in the homepage we created.

status: We ARE having some trouble doing this with either mozilla or konqueror (no firefox yet).
status We got it to run by using Firefox with TOR and Privoxy. You can access it here.
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Google Analytics

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So, as we want to know just how many
people are really reading this and what they
are reading we are trying to add google-analytics.

status: we could add the code to the google-pages-site but have trouble with the analytics-page and with the blogger-template-editing while using privoxy+tor.
We will keep you posted.
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Our own domain-names

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So... what did we do?
Since most public services on the net require an email-address,
we started with creating a gmail-account.
Thus we also have this blog and a site on pages.google.de .

As a next step we are trying to register the domains:
anonymity-blog.tk and

anonymity.tk/.
This way we want to get rid of the ".pages.google.com" and ".blogger.com"
in the URLs for our first 2 sites at the expense of a bit of advertisement.

status: The confirmation-emails have not arrived yet. Maybe gmail is blocked there or it simply takes a while. We will come back to this later.
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