There's no law against hosting a .onion website. I coded it in a text editor in .html. It was probably more secure than any of the new markets.
I did it for my own entertainment. No one but me ever accessed it. I can't see what your problem is.
Are you unable to do the same thing?
@Alkoi I'm in the process of looking for people to start a .onion. It's not a market, but instead a gambling site. See my post below and let me know if you're interested.
https://tforum.pro/post/e4b0218d8267ae2a932b/?context=7cc9d5c9fa8c3dc129#c-7cc9d5c9fa8c3dc129
https://tforum.pro/post/e4b0218d8267ae2a932b/?context=7cc9d5c9fa8c3dc129#c-7cc9d5c9fa8c3dc129
i thought to buy a rapery pi and connect batteries and etc to it and to connect to public wifi so its like a host and I dont give my home location. But thanks for advice, I didnt know that I can buy remote server here
Yeah, you can definitely run your own .onion if you want to learn. I’m doing something similar on my side, just experimenting with a small Raspberry Pi and keeping everything as simple as possible.
For databases, it doesn’t have to be complicated — even a small local database works fine for basic projects. The key is to start minimal and understand how things connect before adding more features.
I’m not trying to scale or advertise anything, just learning how hosting, backend, and Tor services behave when you control everything yourself. Starting small and boring is honestly the best way to avoid mistakes early on.
For databases, it doesn’t have to be complicated — even a small local database works fine for basic projects. The key is to start minimal and understand how things connect before adding more features.
I’m not trying to scale or advertise anything, just learning how hosting, backend, and Tor services behave when you control everything yourself. Starting small and boring is honestly the best way to avoid mistakes early on.
home PC? This is clearly some kind of local joke?))
"local joke?" I think you're being sarcastic. "Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit, but the highest form of intelligence." Oscar Wilde.
I love your username. My Ancient Greek isn't as good as my Latin, but I can recognize πρῶτος, which means 'first'.
Whonix is set up to do it. The instructions I followed are on the Whonix website.
I love your username. My Ancient Greek isn't as good as my Latin, but I can recognize πρῶτος, which means 'first'.
Whonix is set up to do it. The instructions I followed are on the Whonix website.
Just a home PC is the maximum for testing. It is possible to deploy a business card website for a journalist or a student group website)
I wouldn't take any more risks.
I wouldn't take any more risks.
And yes, it was sarcasm)
I didn't give out the onion address to anyone. I had the website running in one VM and Tor running in another one. I just wanted to see if I could get it to work. It did on my first try. I impressed myself. I didn't impress anyone else.
You made me laugh. Have a few upvotes for that.
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