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"content": "Acredito que sim. Pelo o que eu entendi, a configuração envolve garantir que o relay aceite um endereço local (por exemplo, 127.0.0.1) e configurá-lo para ser acessível por meio de um endereço .onion. Os clientes podem então se conectar a esse relay inserindo o endereço .onion com um prefixo ws:// em sua lista de relays \n\nhttps://xn--gckvb8fzb.com/run-a-nostr-relay-as-tor-hidden-service-on-openbsd/ ",
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