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[Peter Green <peter AT greenpete.free>]

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I'm not sure 'I' would look for nodes that supported OpenNIC, I would set one up if it is within my ability. But of course that's not ideal.

What I would prefer is that the application/s that route through the TOR network would route my D.N.S. requests to the servers in my resolve.conf and return the results for my browser (or other app) to access the correct I.P. again through the TOR network. 

It seems there's two basic problems. 1)TOR insisting on using the exit nodes resolvers and 2)local apps not working in a secure way, but I am no expert and am trying to piece together this picture.

Peter 
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woodq11 AT gmail.com wrote:

In response to the OP, how would you go about finding nodes that can resolve
OpenNIC domains? I was looking for some tool the other day that let you see
which exit nodes could access your website (I assume it was intended to allow
people to create blocklists without including nodes that didn't allow access
to their sites anyway.)


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