Cleaning up to fit AniNIX/Uniglot hooks; catching up with testing
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@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ WolfPack is named for its operation. "Pups" live on disk as .pup files -- these
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## VPN protection and Offloading.
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Some countries and areas take issue with some searches and downloads. As such, the offload-wolfpack executable will allow a [DarkNet](../DarkNet) service, deployed on a unique host, to merge results. In your Ansible inventory, set the wolfpack_service YAML variable for the host to `offload-wolfpack@somehost.timer` to enable that service instead of the normal wolfpack.timer.
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This requires SSH keys to be set up between the offloading hosts and the target location, but this will run some version of wolfpack and send the results to the target. This is helpful for a server like Core that requires network uptime and stable external accessibility but needs VPN functionality for anonymity. This requires significant user intervention and customization -- this option is provided as a stub.
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This requires SSH keys to be set up between the offloading hosts and the target location, but this will run some version of wolfpack and send the results to the target. This is helpful for a server like Core that requires network uptime and stable external accessibility but needs VPN functionality for anonymity. This requires significant user intervention and customization -- this option is provided as a stub.
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## Alternatives
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Google Alerts can provide an alternative to the Wolfpack's search pup type. Downloads can be done manually, and some torrent clients will have search and queuing options.
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