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Yacy's still around. Nice. After a year or two of hosting a Yacy instance (2014?) I started winding up on some general (probes, etc) blacklists. I also host a

Yacy's still around. Nice. After a year or two of hosting a Yacy instance (2014?) I started winding up on some general (probes, etc) blacklists. I also host a small mail server and I was getting mail returned. I'd force an IP swap and a few weeks later it'd be the same. I had to let Yacy go.

1oooqooq 3y ago
So that is how they block a people's search/crawler. Didn't thought they would use the most complicated method. They also use block lists to add every single TOR node (even if not an exit) and every VPN under the sun (except for streaming, because, why would them, that's why they exist)
- WarOnPrivacy 3y ago
  > So that is how they block a people's search/crawler. It seems less that was the intent and more they blacklist IPs with behavior they find annoying. They're super general lists. > They also use block lists to add every single TOR node This annoyed the crap out of me. The stupid Dan list guy made it as easy as he could to lump low risk bridges in with high risk exit nodes.