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I'm sorry to hear that you can't access the ci=2E At least, I don't think = it's an intentional block from the Guix project=2E The website and ci are l= ocated at the MDC, in Berlin=2E We also have a second official build farm i= n Bordeaux, France=2E If you don't have it already configured, try it: http= s://bordeaux=2Eguix=2Egnu=2Eorg=2E Now if Russia decides to create its own great firewall, we might have a so= lution=2E There's already a mirror for Chinese users, so we could set one u= p for Russians if need be=2E On March 1, 2022 12:21:46 AM GMT+01:00, w96k@riseup=2Enet wrote: >Hello=2E Looks like Guix website (guix=2Egnu=2Eorg) and guix ci in cli (c= an't >pull and install packages from ci=2Eguix=2Egnu=2Eorg) doesn't work withou= t a >tor for some users from Russia including me=2E Gnu=2Eorg works fine witho= ut >a tor=2E > >The website is not blocked by Russian government (at least looks like >so): > >https://www=2Eisitblockedinrussia=2Ecom/?host=3Dguix=2Egnu=2Eorg > >As far as I know they block it by domain address, but I might be wrong=2E > >I want to ask guix server location and ask is it some kind of ban from >guix server side or not? Maybe guix server provider or government bans >some russian ips now=2E Everything works fine through tor for me and some >ru users=2E It would be sad to stop using guix system because of war >issues=2E > >Also it is kinda related to GNU's freedom #1, because not everyone can >access the code and the compiled software via internet connection: "The >freedom to study how the program works, and change it so it does your >computing as you wish (freedom 1)=2E Access to the source code is a >precondition for this=2E" > >On a related note, do you think it might be a good idea to make offline >guix distribution? Looks like Russia has a danger of internet shutdowns >or china-like internet limitations=2E It can be organized like >/gnu/sources/ folder with source code of many packages and when package >name is present them, guix would choose to build from source without >trying to connect to the servers or something like it=2E Just an idea=2E > >Thanks in advance=2E > > >