Using a 486-based Computer as Tor Hidden Service
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Hello guys,
i managed to install Apache and configure a connection to the Internet on a Computer with the following specs:
Compaq Presario CDS520
AMD 486SX-66
8 MB of RAM
500 MB HDD
Windows 3.11 upgraded to 95
I ran Tor on my router connected to this computer. Tor has been configured to publish the IP of my 486 while running Apache.
It's kinda weird but i want to run this construction for a couple of hours soon and you to access this server and post some things onto it. I want to share with you that feeling using a device of our childhood for a very modern purpose.
Is there somebody who really wants to do that when the server is online?
I would post a .onion link if somebody wants to.
You're going to regret this.
>>54754030
>Compaq made a rip-off of shitty Apple Performas
srsly?
people will immediately dump CP on it
Dumbass
>>54754030
>>54754030
1. These specs are just not enough for a web server, much less a heavily encrypted web server.
2. Using Windows on old pcs is a mistake. Install a lightweight GNU/Linux distro.
I'd navigate to your onion link, but this is in general a mistake.
>>54754073
>people will immediately dump CP on it
>implying that's not what OP wants
>>54754030
>I want to share with you that feeling using a device of our childhood for a very modern purpose of viewing other people's childhood
FTFY
>>54754125
A grand total of 15 jpegs, the rest of the space will be consumed by .txt spam of ascii pepes
>>54754030
You just want CP and ascii goatse, right?
>>54754122
I would make a backup before using the PC as Hidden Service. If there would be anything wrong i could restore my hard drive.