Goals
1) Embedding Youtube videos
2) Title bar changes to say that someone replied/replied to you like on 4ch.
2) Updating bunkerchans-front end to 1.7

>not tumbling down
This is why Bunkerchan is failing

Current problems:

Can't change theme (at least on /dead/) it reverts every time I reload the page.

Captcha can't be reloaded on quick reply (as in, there is no button) , and if you got a quick reply up, your images won't work in regular reply mode. In which case you'll have to reload the entire page if you want to upload an image.

Ideas:

It would be great if we could upload epub, so I won't have to keep 2 copies of every ebook.

Flags, but maybe preferably without the shitposting ones.

Fix the option to delete posts, currently there's no automatic password.

>Current problems with bunkerchan
1) Namefaggotry
2) Floodings with sexually suggestive anime

Both are bourgeois af and should be purged out of the bunkers

>>441
>2) Floodings with sexually suggestive anime
Being able to have a discussion on marxist theory without a cartoon 12 year old's vag in my face would be nice tbh.

>>439
1) Thats due to /dead/ using custom CSS
2)I'll fix that when I'll have the chance
3)Sure But I need backend access to do that so Hoxha has to do it.
4) see 3

>>440
I'll ask lynx.


>>441
>>442
We'll have a vote.

>>443
Forgot trip

>>442
>>441
It's not "flooding" as much as I was the only one posting for most of this year.

Don't like it? Give this board some variety by actually engaging in it, don't complain otherwise.

>>445
The desire to spend time and engage on a site decreases disproportionate with the amount of "erotic" anime and, even worse, lolicon. But I will try to ignore it and post some more.

>>446
Why are you posting on an imageboard now again?

>>447
Just a month ago, bunkerchan was different. And to be honest: I started visiting imageboards mostly for gore and rekt pics on /b/ and feels on /r9k/.

>>447
Also that shitty "imageboards have the sole purpose of posting hentai/lolicon"-meme (I know the images I rant about arent either, but my point stands).

New problem detected:
Captchas expire way too fast

>>436
>2)
Renewed the cert but I don't have access to the lynxchan folder for some reason.

>>439
EPUB'S AND FLAGS ARE ENABLED!

This is a Tor test post.

>>452
Bunkerchan hidden service when?

please set a default theme for all boards.
noscript users can not set one, which makes everything incredibly confusing, and people who don't use noscript shouldn't exist.

also consider using cacert instead of letsencrypt, LE is evil and mozilla is evil (not because of the brendan eich thing /pol/ keeps whining about, that was fine).

furthermore, let tor users post pics.
it worked on lainchan. the only people who spam CP are FBI agents and they're busy with the larger chans.

>>455
bump, and also please mention on the frontpage or in the header that the server supports ssl and that the cert just ran out and you're too lazy to get a new one.

usually i just rely on HTTPS Finder and then HTTPS Everywhere to check sites for ssl capabilities, but HTTPS Finder ignores expired certs.

PS: first of all, fix the fucking default theme problem, this is awful.

>>455
>complaing about javascript on a javascript based imageboard
But yeah going to fix it, post-migration to the new host.

>Cacert over Lesencrypt
Why?

>let tor users post pics
and get bunkerchan taken down in the process? No.

>>457
We renewed the cert, we just haven't replaced it yet due to the fact i've been quite busy these past weeks.

>>458
>let tor users post pics
>>and get bunkerchan taken down in the process? No.
lainchan allowed tor users to post pics and it worked fine.
you could spoiler them by default if your board software supports that.
FBI sometimes spams CP over tor so that tor gets blocked but if their goal was to take down your chan they could also post illegal text.
https://primes.utm.edu/curios/page.php?number_id=953

>javascript based imageboard
you should learn more about security and privacy and make js entirely optional for everything important unless you want to ignore a large percentage of oldfag anons.

what is this, honeypotchan?

>>Cacert over Lesencrypt
>Why?
mozilla refused for years to recognize cacert as a root CA and now they run their own that does exactly the same.
they reinvented the wheel for personal profit while being a dick to everyone who didn't want to pay for an SSL certificate, which greatly hampered SSL adoption amongst non-commercial users.
i wouldn't be surprised if mozilla starts to run their own DNS server soon and use it by default, so they can mitm anyone they like, just like google can with chrome.
furthermore, mozilla gradually removed support for elliptic curves from their software until only the three curves that were created by the NSA remained.
and then they removed the strongest of those three NSA curves, so only two remained.
do not trust mozilla unless you absolutely have to (which in this case, you don't).

oh btw echo this to base64 and save the result as .png

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base64 -d <text> > pic.png

eh, post got truncated but you get the idea, i guess.
also correct way to decode is
echo "<text>" | base64 -d > pic.png

sorry for the spam, but it's kinda decisive for the future of the chan.
all in all: lurk moar, this is all public knowledge.
ED has an example of a tool that can be used to share images through the edit comments on wikipedia.

btw the pic i was trying to share was entirely legal and not even porn. don't want you to ban tor nodes altogether.

my geoiplookup says bunkerchan is currently hosted in canada. i hope you'll move outside the 14 eyes.

>>460
fucking autists - I had to risk the need to incinerate my drives after checking your image

>>465
>autists
it's called terrorism, and i did not engage in it.
see >>462 and >>463

picture was too big and got truncated so you can't decode it anyway.
but now the moron argument for why tor users can't upload images is off the table and the admin can flip the switch when he comes back online.

unless bunkerchan is just another Fed-controlled honeypot.

please switch away from MongoDB, the name already explains why.

they were aware of the problem but apparently mongodb devs work for the feds.
https://www.linux.com/news/about-40000-mongodb-databases-found-open-online
when this news was published, shills started flooding the chans and social networks, claiming it was all a lie and there were no open databases anywhere.
do not trust them.

also Node.js is hipster bs and when their server gets hacked they can deanonymize and infect users who forgot to install noscript, occasionally even get root through webgl and graphics driver vulnerabilities.

>>468
or when they get an NSL.

>>469
or maybe i confuse node.js with some other framework that you don't install locally.
if it is hosted on the bunkerchan server then this problem doesn't apply.
but it's still hipster shit.

>>464
>hosted in USA
don't be ridiculous, i'm sure you can find cheaper solutions in better countries.

also in the US more numbers are illegal than in other countries so even if it weren't possible to post images as tor user via web proxies you could still be pwned by illegal text.

allow tor users to post pics and move to a less retarded country you fucking asshole.
snowden did not sacrifice his life so you could be a fucking asshole dickhead about it and call people autists when they care about security and privacy.
i hope you not only feel properly ashamed, but also change your life.

>>474
Alright, yes, I agree. It was a bit heavy-handed. I didn't mean to come off as a dickhead by tossing the autism meme around.

It is a pretty high risk no matter what steps we take. Perhaps one day the VPS will give us bullshit, maybe the next day it's the registrar, or the anonymization on the domain, or the ISP. It's better to have the users vigilant and treat this like an email host. Encrypt the "illegal" material. I also understand that it is impossible to have GPG on an anonymous forum.

Ultimately, I am open to anything that helps with privacy. Don't get me wrong, I would prefer to Torpost myself, but I also keep in mind the risk with media.

Of course, it's always possible to try it out. See how well it does and keep it if we're wrong about the risks.

I would also like to try the concept of Tor hidden boards. Those only accessible from the Tor network. That way gives a little more room to respond to an issue.

>>475
okay, well, solve the problems mentioned above or try to find people who can solve them.

i just showed you that anyone who wants to post CP to take down this chan can do this, both in ASCII and in image form (check /tech/ and /dprk/), so let tor users post images like lainchan did without problems.
nobody wants to post illegal material here, there are much better places.
the only people who post illegal shit on chans are FBI and other agents.

btw you can still use pgp on anonymous boards via web of trust or by gambling on the chance that NSA doesn't yet use a bot to intercept PGP on imageboards, or by solving the Socialist Millionaire Problem by hand.

>>476
That's perfectly reasonable. I believe we have the resources to safeguard the servers from most skiddie attacks and such. I won't go into detail.

>i just showed you that anyone who wants to post CP to take down this chan can do this, both in ASCII and in image form (check /tech/ and /dprk/)
Not to be a dick, but it is entirely possible to detect that sort of circumvention.

>so let tor users post images like lainchan did without problems
>nobody wants to post illegal material here, there are much better places.
>the only people who post illegal shit on chans are FBI and other agents.

Likewise, I am open to it, but it is up to space to agree.

>btw you can still use pgp on anonymous boards via web of trust or by gambling on the chance that NSA doesn't yet use a bot to intercept PGP on imageboards

There's already plans to add in a system for helping out that WOT. GPG information decorating signed/encrypted posts and the ability to show the number of signatures on a particular key.

>>477
>Not to be a dick, but it is entirely possible to detect that sort of circumvention.
heh, i'd like to see that.
what you gonna do, run an AI over each post to see if it makes sense?
that's gonna be hard as it's possible to encode data in sentences copied from ebooks.

>>468
>February 10 2015
>The default configuration for MongoDB is to accept requests only from services on the local network, so any connection from outside is rejected automatically.

We're fine. Quit spreading FUD or I'll turn off TOR posting.

>>479
nobody cares if you turn off tor posting because you made it clear that this chan is run by FBI or similar.
i'm out of here, enjoy your empty chan.

>>481
Bon Voyage, Paint.

the links on the tippy tip top for the different boards go to
https://bunkerchan.org/whatever/
but the SSL cert is only valid for
https://www.bunkerchan.org/whatever/

add some W's, matey

On 1.7 it will be possible for TOR users to post files even if they have to use the block bypass to post.

Up to 1.6, if TOR users have to use the block bypass to post, they are unable to post any file at all because of the way permissions are handled by a single setting.

Weird post migration the banners aren't working and the overboard banner has been the stirner banner.

>>487
Adding banners locally works. .-.

The quick reply box a) takes a shitton of space even at the minimum which makes the posts that reach the right side of the screen nigh unreadable and b) it pushes the reply button beyond the screen much more often than eg. yotsuba or vichan(like when you attach an image and write more than one sentence).
Is there a way to unfuck it or is lynxchan doomed to be that shit?

>>506
These are frontend problem. lynxchan isn't doomed to that shit.

I keep getting a 500 need an image or file when I post, but the posts are all replies and they seem to go through anyway.

I'd like to contribute a CSS file that makes the board resemble the 'Yotsuba B' theme seen on most imageboards. It has some flaws, like the buttons still having a double outline and the 'reply hover box' being green, but it's as thorough as I could make it and should work with the front page, quick reply, and the catalog unlike the other stylesheets.
https://pastebin.com/J3GfZp72

Feel free to redistribute, edit, modify, and use the file to your liking.

>>515
Thanks lad, will use this as a base. I was planning on trying to replicate this theme today sometime so this saves me some work.

>>515
I fucking love you man.
As soon as I get home from work I'm going to copy it over.

>>517
Get on irc, cunt

>>518
Working lad.

One feature missing is a button to expand/collapse threads in the board view. I like how it is implemented in dollchan where you can choose too repeatedly expand the thread just for the few last unshowed posts.

>>530
Oh and opened images max-width should be set to or just below the window with.

>>442
fucking this, so many boards get clogged up with this cancer

>>628
Its contained to the lewd thread on /dprk/

Leftypol BO will have to decide on if she wants to allow lewd stuff on /leftypol/

>>629
forgot trip :v

Please enable [code] on /tech/

>>>/tech/176 didn't work.

>>632
Repost it.
tags should work now.