tor-webwml.git

@@ -190,14 +190,30 @@ pre-emptive blocking approach prevents exploitation of security vulnerabilities

 <!-- for operators -->

+<!-- bine -->

+<div class="projectbox">

+<!--<a href="https://github.com/cretz/bine"><img class="icon"

+src="$(IMGROOT)/icon-carml.png" alt="carml icon" width="75"

+height="75"></a>-->

+<div class="projectdesc">

+<div class="name"><a

+href="https://github.com/cretz/bine">bine</a></div>

+<p>

+bine is a

+<a href="https://stem.torproject.org/faq.html#are-there-any-other-controller-libraries">Tor controller</a>

+written in Go. Its README has an example config to set up an onion service.

+</p>

+</div>

+</div>

+

 <!-- carml -->

 <div class="projectbox">

-<a href="​https://meejah.ca/projects/carml"><img class="icon"

+<a href="https://meejah.ca/projects/carml"><img class="icon"

 src="$(IMGROOT)/icon-carml.png" alt="carml icon" width="75"

 height="75"></a>

 <div class="projectdesc">

 <div class="name"><a

-href="​https://meejah.ca/projects/carml">carml</a></div>

+href="https://meejah.ca/projects/carml">carml</a></div>

 <p>

 carml is a command-line collection of utilities to query and manipulate a

 running Tor. It does terminal colours, plays nicely with grep, pipes and so