## 2019-08-14

Wiped and re-installed device with bionic, tor SSH service, and encrypted
volume (img file).

eotk git rev is `c51d59fb118b752957f5dfcddfac37a0ee83f180` (same as last time.

V3 onion addess is:

    7vzoqkxebjx3ax3yt6kvfo4nxk5hksltmajvd3u7whrz54q43xvsb5ad.onion

Installed (and used) mkcert this time while prototyping. To get the rootCA.pem file:

    cat `mkcert -CAROOT`/rootCA.pem > /private/eotk/mkcert_testing_snakeoil_rootCA.pem

`scp` this file locally and follow [directions](https://github.com/alecmuffett/eotk/blob/8e64328350526ef533aec1c3dca215feb94bfdb9/docs.d/ADDING-A-ROOT-CERTIFICATE-TO-TOR-BROWSER.md) to add to torbrowser for testing.

## 2019-07-15

Upgraded to git `c51d59fb118b752957f5dfcddfac37a0ee83f180` to try new v3
support, among other things.

After git pull, re-did `make-scripts` and install. Created an
`archive_org_v3.tconf` to create the V3 cert, then copied that hash into the
old `archive_org.conf` file. New V3 address is:

    iquaejmlprpqktob4i7dtdczkc5lzb6gtexbaznpoaczbu33tvv5viad

Got nginx errors when running `./eotk start archive_org`:

    :::: start archive_org ::::

    nginx: [alert] could not open error log file: open() "/var/log/nginx/error.log" failed (13: Permission denied)

So instead ran:

    sudo /etc/init.d/eotk-init.sh start

Also added this line to top of config file to preserve "archive.org" in, eg,
link text:

    set preserve_csv tld-ao,archive\\.org,i,archive.org

## 2019-07-01

Installed on `ia-onion1` following `device_setup.md`.

eotk git master branch is at `d86021c1f9d46d34dd84bbe5f22bde8dc5b68445` (`v1.4`
not yet released).

Public key is `y6qlhnunn7km4lsw`, so onion is `https://y6qlhnunn7km4lsw.onion`.

Currently don't have an SSL cert.