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#: en/services.html:16 msgid "Hidden Services" msgstr "" #. type: Content of: #: en/services.html:19 msgid "" "Remark: Support for hidden services is new in Vidalia. You should expect it " "to have bugs, some of which possibly corrupting your hidden service " "configuration. So, don't rely on it, or rather, don't blame us if something " "goes wrong. If you find bugs or have comments on this new feature, please " "let us know! We need your feedback. " msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:26 msgid "What is a hidden service?" msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:28 msgid "" "Hidden services allow you to provide any kind of TCP-based service, e.g. an " "HTTP service, to others without revealing your IP address. The protocol to " "provide a hidden service is built on top of the same circuits that Tor uses " "for anonymous browsing and roughly has similar anonymity properties." msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:35 msgid "" "For more information on hidden service you may want to read section 5 of " "Tor's design paper (doc/design-paper/tor-design.pdf) or the Rendezvous " "Specification (doc/spec/rend-spec.txt)." msgstr "" #. type: Content of: #: en/services.html:40 msgid "" msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:41 msgid "How do I provide a hidden service?" msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:43 msgid "Providing a hidden service consists of at least two steps:" msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:45 msgid "" "Install a web server locally (or a server for whatever service you want to " "provide, e.g. IRC) to listen for local requests." msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:47 msgid "" "Configure your hidden service, so that Tor relays requests coming from Tor " "users to your local server." msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:50 msgid "" "There is a fine tutorial on the Tor website " "(https://www.torproject.org/docs/tor-hidden-service.html) that describes " "these steps in more detail." msgstr "" #. type: Content of: #: en/services.html:55 msgid "" msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:56 msgid "What data do I need to provide?" msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:58 msgid "" "The services table contains five columns containing data about configured " "hidden services:" msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:61 msgid "" "Onion Address (generated): The service (or onion) address is generated by " "Tor to uniquely identify your service. Give this onion address to the people " "who shall be able to access your service. You may use the \"Copy to " "clipboard\" button for that to avoid typos. If you have just created a " "hidden service, the field says \"[Created by Tor]\"; in order to make it " "display the real onion address, you need to save your configuration and " "re-open the settings window." msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:68 msgid "" "Virtual Port (required): This is the TCP port that clients will need to know " "in order to access your service. Typically, you will want to use the " "service-specific port here, e.g. port 80 for HTTP. Note that the virtual " "port usually has nothing to do with firewall settings, because it is only " "used Tor-internally." msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:73 msgid "" "Target (optional): Usually you want Tor to relay connection requests to " "localhost on a different port than the one you specified in \"Virtual " "Port\". Therefore, you can specify a target consisting of physical address " "and port to which requests to your hidden service are redirected, e.g. to " "localhost:5222 (or on whatever port your server is listening). If you don't " "specify any target, Tor will redirect requests to the port specified in " "\"Virtual Port\" on localhost." msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:81 msgid "" "Service Directory (required): Tor needs to store some hidden-service " "specific files in a separate directory, e.g. a private key and a hostname " "file containing the onion address. This directory should be distinct from a " "directory containing content that the service provides. A good place for a " "service directory might be a sub directory in Tor's data directory. -- Note " "that you cannot change the directory of a running service (it wouldn't make " "much sense to allow it, because Vidalia is not supposed to move directories " "on your hard disk!). If you want to move a hidden service to another " "directory, please proceed as follows: Start by disabling the service in " "Vidalia and save the configuration. Then move the directory on your hard " "disk to the new place. Finally, change the directory in Vidalia to the new " "location, enable the service again, and save the new configuration." msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:95 msgid "" "Enabled: If this checkbox is disabled, Vidalia will not configure the given " "hidden service in Tor. This can be useful for keeping the configuration of a " "currently unused service for later use. All non-enabled services are stored " "in the Vidalia-specific configuration file vidalia.conf." msgstr "" #. type: Content of: #: en/services.html:103 msgid "" msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:104 msgid "What are the five buttons used for?" msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:107 msgid "Add service: Creates a new empty service configuration." msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:108 msgid "" "Remove service: Permanently removes a hidden service configuration. (If you " "want to temporarily remove a service, uncheck its Enabled checkbox.)" msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:111 msgid "" "Copy to clipboard: Copies the onion address to the clipboard, so that you " "can tell it to whoever shall be able to use your service." msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:114 msgid "Browse: Lets you browse to find a local hidden service directory." msgstr "" #. type: Content of: #: en/services.html:119 msgid "" msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:120 msgid "How can I configure advanced hidden service settings?" msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:122 msgid "" "Tor allows configuration of more specific settings for hidden services, " "e.g. forcing to use (or avoiding) certain nodes as introduction points, or " "providing multiple virtual ports for the same service." msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:128 msgid "" "However, we decided to simplify things in Vidalia and provide only the most " "common settings. If you want to configure advanced settings, you need to do " "so in Tor's torrc file. Vidalia will not remove those settings even when you " "are editing your hidden services. If you specify more than one virtual port, " "only the first will be displayed and be editable." msgstr "" #. type: Content of: #: en/services.html:135 msgid "" msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:136 msgid "How does Vidalia help me to access other hidden services?" msgstr "" #. type: Content of:
#: en/services.html:138 msgid "" "Not at all. There is no need to do so. If you want to access another hidden " "service, type the service's onion address in your browser (or appropriate " "client application if it's not a web service), and Tor does the rest for " "you. There is no need to specifically configure Tor for that." msgstr ""