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RE: flattr: Since we force https on the internet facing site, with the http link there was a warning from the browser about 'mixed mode content' . Using https://api.flattr.com/button/button-static-50x60.png caused the image to disappear if one only accepts strong ciphers in the browser (e.g. security.tls.version.min set to 2 in Firefox). It would look like we were doing something wrong even though it's not us, so that's not a viable option. Looking over https://flattr.com/terms it seems that there's no problem with our hosting it ourselves. It's also a tiny image besides. Now to email flattr to strengthen the crypto on their site...
To run locally (for testing purposes):
- Install proxychains, configure it for Tor
- Pull in the dependencies:
$ proxychains ./setup_venv.sh
(you can also pull them non-anon by leaving out proxychains)
- Compile translations (if you want to see them):
$ ./compile-messages.sh
- Start the webserver:
$ ./runserver.py
- Open the site at http://localhost:5000/
# MIRROR OPERATORS #
If you want to mirror the I2P website, thanks! Here is a checklist:
- Do not edit any of the files in i2p2www/
- In particular, do not change the CANONICAL_DOMAIN variable in
i2p2www/__init__.py, it needs to point to the official site for SEO.
- The only variable you may need to edit is MTNURL in etc/update.vars
(if your Monotone server tunnel is listening on a different port).
- If you want to enable caching, copy i2p2www/settings.py.sample to
i2p2www/settings.py and edit appropriately.
- Add ./site-updater.sh to your crontab. This will keep the site updated,
recompile the translations when necessary, and touch a file in /tmp/
(look in etc/update.vars for the filename, your webserver should restart
WSGI when the timestamp of this file changes).