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I downloaded lichess open source code from github to learn how it is created. In te way
lila-master/bin/mongodb
There is a file named TOR, I think it is blocking Tor DNS-IP adresses. Am I right or where is my error?

I downloaded lichess open source code from github to learn how it is created. In te way lila-master/bin/mongodb There is a file named TOR, I think it is blocking Tor DNS-IP adresses. Am I right or where is my error?

tors42

#2

I understand it as one isn't allowed to login to Lichess when connected to Tor network.
But one can still play on Lichess, without login, when connected to Tor network.

So the intent to be anonymous by using Tor is somewhat enforced.

Nice.

I understand it as one isn't allowed to login to Lichess when connected to Tor network. But one can still play on Lichess, without login, when connected to Tor network. So the intent to be anonymous by using Tor is somewhat enforced. Nice.

OzyWho

#3

I understand neither side of this.

Why would someone use Tor for Lichess?
What's the problem with allowing it?

Is this real life?

I understand neither side of this. Why would someone use Tor for Lichess? What's the problem with allowing it? Is this real life?

dfranke

#4

I think this is probably a measure to catch banned cheaters who repeatedly create new accounts.

thibault

#5

Note quite #2. You can't sign up through TOR (that was required to fight spam bots) but you can login and use lichess normally.