>>35
i wanted to host one of my website like that too
but i was too scared for hacker
bcs i'm bad at networking lole

>>36
i have all my "public" facing stuff on a separate isolated VLAN, but you don't really need that to home host
at its simplest, the only thing you need to do (provided you're not behind cgnat) is port forward http(s) ports on your router to whatever machine is hosting your site, and then resolve the likely issue of having a dynamic ip via ddns

i don't really like ddns or having my ip being crawled by a billion of bots, so i use a cheap VPS as a reverse proxy

>>35
That's soooo cute! May I save naughty pedophile sex to your cute server UwU

>>46
you mean the 2d kind right...
please don't get me arrested..

>>48
I wouldn't do that, but I want to remind you of the realities of running a server that doesn't block tor :3

>>49
you'll get CP regardless if you block tor or not, you silly goose
there's plenty of compromised residential connections or people posting from countries where the authorities don't care about that stuff

don't know if you're already familiar with it, but there's a notorious CP spammer that has been plaguing smaller imageboards for years, they would be a non-issue if they just posted from tor instead from their residential botnet

also, this site is actually hosted over tor too(the server the domain points to proxies all requests over to a onion address), so it would be kinda rude to block people from posting from it then

>>50
you're such a sweet administrator, i'll tell all my frens to post here too

>>51
>you're such a sweet administrator
umm.. what makes you say that..?
what if it's all an act to lower your guard..