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Hello,

Is anyone on the forums familiar with Dot-Bit technology? More specifically, I am tring to configure FireFox to view these websites. Supposedly there is a firefox extension available at the following site:

https://dot-bit.org/files/FreeSpeechMe.xpi

This fails with 403 Forbidden. Alteatively, the NMControl package can be downloaded from here:

https://github.com/namecoin/Convergence

The README instructs Linux users to:

Code:

### Ruing from source: Linux / Mac OS X
Unfortunately we currently need to be started privileged with sudo so that we can open the local DNS port.  
```
    # install pip on Linux
    sudo apt-get install python-pip

    # install pip on Mac OS X
    sudo easy_install pip

    sudo pip install bottle
    
    git clone https://github.com/namecoin/nmcontrol/
    cd nmcontrol
    sudo python ./nmcontrol.py

    # alteatively start in debug mode:
    sudo python nmcontrol.py --daemon=0 --debug=1 start
```


### DNS config on Linux / Mac OS X / Manual DNS config Windows 7 and below
Point  your primary system DNS to 127.0.0.1 (leave the secondary empty). This  will redirect ALL your DNS requests to NMControl so you should to tell  NMControl how to handle things as follows.  
In `%appdata%/Nmcontrol/conf/service-dns.conf`:  
set `disable_standard_lookups` to 0 (and make sure there is no semicolon ";" in front)  
optional:  set `resolver` to your favorite DNS server if you don't like the Google  default ones. (often this is a router IP address, e.g. 192.168.0.1). ;  There has to be a comma at the end!  
Restart NMControl  
You can test on the command line like this: `nslookup namecoin.org 127.0.0.1` or `nslookup nx.bit 127.0.0.1`.  
  

```
; service-dns.conf example

[dns]
; Launch at startup
;start=1

; Listen on ip
;host=127.0.0.1

; Disable lookups for standard domains
disable_standard_lookups=0

; Listen on port
;port=53

; Forward standard requests to your standard DNS
; There has to be a comma at the end!
; e.g. lokal router ip: resolver=192.168.0.1,
; e.g. Google DNS: resolver=8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4,
resolver=192.168.0.1,
```
This seems a lot like ruing i2p from the command line, which I can deal with; but other documentation, that I have not been able to relocate, states that a NameCoin client is also necessary, which the GitHub package does not include. Also, the readme indicates that a manual proxy must be used pointing to 127.0.0.1, with no port specified. I already have firefox configured for i2p with local host and a port configured and I don't want to touch this; so it looks like I will have to install another browser, with its own poxy settings, to run this from. Goodness, how determined do I have to be? I also have FreeNet and TOR available, so things are starting to get a little crowded.

Please oh network dieties, show this wretch the way and get me the hookup.

Thanks, Grace

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