Never. UDENIX <ude...@firemail.cc> wrote:
> >> I wish OpenBSD supported using mirrors hosted on the Tor or I2P networks > >> for > >> system and package installation and upgrades. For instance, Debian not only > >> supports but also maintains official mirrors on the Tor network. > > Not going to happen. If you can find a trustworthy source of files > > on > > one of those networks you could download the img or iso and install > > from there, but the install kernel is a very constrained environment - > > there's no space to add things like that. > > I'm not asking for Tor or I2P to be added to the base system, but > rather for the ability to use mirrors hosted on these networks without > having to go through a lot of steps [1]. Ideally, it should be as > simple as installing the necessary software (even if it's from the > ports tree), configuring and running it, and then adding the mirror > address to installurl(5). This should be sufficient to install and > update the system and packages. > > On the other hand, there are kernel drivers for WireGuard, but > WireGuard is not included in the base system because it violates > OpenBSD's copyright policy. In contrast, the Tor and I2Pd routing > software is licensed under the 3-Clause BSD license. > > [1] > https://dataswamp.org/~solene/2024-05-25-openbsd-privacy-friendly-mirror.html >
