RetroShare certs

CQEGAcGWxsBNBGG873oBCAC2Tif/m8j5unTYFTuD4fwhG/dTrwJR4aT2By17iIW0
vvvwsb7iVhPDmfHRlG662Tjtjpl4qRW7SdHZxLJbYwFerqm3AZxz+b/cXPT53Mjg
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v8XCzTfM020B7AyX7lv2hMmGQMREZp33Z5G19yrKfY81ABEBAAHNIkNpbm9uIChH
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All certificates of the long format were parsed from the first page to the last



Download my attachments, rename them to .xml, go to network, right click inside the network list -> import friendlist -> select the .xml file and you are done.



Here's a greasemonkey script I made to extract all the certs:

Code:

// ==UserScript==
// @name    likera retroshare
// @version  1
// @grant    none
// @include  https://www.likera.com/forum/mybb/Thread-RetroShare-certs*
// @run-at  document-end
// ==/UserScript==

var x = document.getElementsByClassName("post_body scaleimages");

var z = 0;

var certs = '';

for(let j = 0; j < x.length; j++){
  var position = x[j].textContent.search("CQEGA");
  //console.log(z);
  z++;
  if(position != -1){ // found something :)
    var parts = x[j].textContent.split('\n\n') // try to isolate cert form comments
    for (let i = 0; i < parts.length; i++) {
      if(parts[i].search("CQEGA") != -1){
        var cert = parts[i].replace(/\n/g, ''); // remove new lines
        //certs += '<pgpID><sslID certificate="' + cert + '"/></pgpID>\n'; // xml format
        certs += cert + '\n';
      }
    }
  }
}
console.log(certs)

On firefox you open the console with Ctrl + Shift + J, then open every single page of the thread and you'll have all the certs in the console (or just download my attachments).






Make sure you are using Tor. If not, Go to Preferences -> General -> Untick Auto Login -> Do another login but this time configure it to go through Tor.






People, STOP USING THE SHORT FORMAT! There's no way to automate the parsing of those. Go to Preferences -> Node -> Certificate -> Untick short format -> Repaste your certificate here in a new reply. Don't put any comments.

My tor stopped working
Now some users need to use bridges
When using the bridge, everything works again.
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Retroshare is saying it's 'unable to parse XML file!' and then no certificates are added.

This is from the files in your post.

All certificates of the long format were parsed from the first page to the last



Download my attachments, rename them to .xml, go to network, right click inside the network list -> import friendlist -> select the .xml file and you are done.



Here's a greasemonkey script I made to extract all the certs:

Code:

// ==UserScript==
// @name    likera retroshare
// @version  1
// @grant    none
// @include  https://www.likera.com/forum/mybb/Thread-RetroShare-certs*
// @run-at  document-end
// ==/UserScript==

var x = document.getElementsByClassName("post_body scaleimages");

var z = 0;

var certs = '';

for(let j = 0; j < x.length; j++){
  var position = x[j].textContent.search("CQEGA");
  //console.log(z);
  z++;
  if(position != -1){ // found something :)
    var parts = x[j].textContent.split('\n\n') // try to isolate cert form comments
    for (let i = 0; i < parts.length; i++) {
      if(parts[i].search("CQEGA") != -1){
        var cert = parts[i].replace(/\n/g, ''); // remove new lines
        //certs += '<pgpID><sslID certificate="' + cert + '"/></pgpID>\n'; // xml format
        certs += cert + '\n';
      }
    }
  }
}
console.log(certs)

On firefox you open the console with Ctrl + Shift + J, then open every single page of the thread and you'll have all the certs in the console (or just download my attachments).






Make sure you are using Tor. If not, Go to Preferences -> General -> Untick Auto Login -> Do another login but this time configure it to go through Tor.






People, STOP USING THE SHORT FORMAT! There's no way to automate the parsing of those. Go to Preferences -> Node -> Certificate -> Untick short format -> Repaste your certificate here in a new reply. Don't put any comments.

Retroshare is saying it's 'unable to parse XML file!' and then no certificates are added.
This is from the files in your post.

I get the same error, I click OK and then the certificates are added.
What version of retroshare are you using? I'm on 0.6.6
Can others confirm if they succeded in importing the list?

After the last events, only 2 users out of 495 are active...

It is necessary to bypass the blocking by the provider :

- Edit your file torrc
Add lines :
UseBridges 1
ClientTransportPlugin obfs4 exec C😕Tor\Tor\PluggableTransports\obfs4proxy.exe
Bridge obfs4 (here you need to add bridges)
- Bridges can be obtained here (https://bridges.torproject.org) , @GetBridgesBot (Telegram)
- obfs4proxy

[Like Ra]

@"Yunae" - it's not a Tor cert.

[Like Ra]

AFAIR, RS asks you to create a Tor/DarkNet or ClearNet identity. Try to set up a new identity and watch for prompts.

...

Yup that's a clearnet identity. You need to make a new identity for Tor.
Restart retroshare and on the bottom right there's a link for "New Profile/Node", click on that and create a Tor identity. Then paste the new certificate.
If you set retroshare for autologin, go to preferences -> General -> untick Auto Login