This is the distorted.org.uk FTP server. Protocols The archive can be accessed through a number of protocols. * HTTPS (recommended): https://ftp.distorted.org.uk/ The server advertises HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security): web browsers will remember this and automatically upgrade to HTTPS in the future. Usually this is a good thing. Note that Firefox at least will `upgrade' plain FTP to HTTPS, which may not be desirable. * Plain HTTP: http://ftp.distorted.org.uk/ The URLs are the same, but no security is provided. The server does /not/ redirect to HTTPS for the sake of simple clients which can't handle modern TLS. * FTP: ftp://ftp.distorted.org.uk/ Good old-fashioned anonymous FTP. The server understands the `AUTH TLS' commad to upgrade to TLS, though most clients don't do this. Both active and passive modes are supported, though passive is strongly recommended. * FTPS: ftps://ftp.distorted.org.uk/ Anonymous FTP with implicit TLS, on a separate port. The more modern `explicit TLS' is recommended where available. * Rsync: rsync://ftp.distorted.org.uk/ftp/ ftp.distorted.org.uk::ftp/ Alas, rsync has no capability for running over TLS. The `ftp' rsync module covers the entire archive; `pub' and `u' modules are also provided, so the trailing `ftp/' is effectively optional. Contents The following paths might be interesting. Stitch them onto the end of the URL /pub/mdw/ -- a link to /u/mdw/, for historical reasons /pub/debian/ -- an APT package archive, mostly populated with locally maintained packages /u/USER/ -- a place for each of the system's USERs to publish things to the world Debian archive In the event that you want to add the distorted.org.uk Debian archive, follow the following steps. * Fetch the public-key file https://ftp.distorted.org.uk/pub/debian/distorted.gpg and install it into /etc/apt/trusted-keys.gpg.d/distorted.gpg * Add the lines deb http://ftp.distorted.org.uk/pub/debian/experimental/ deb-src http://ftp.distorted.org.uk/pub/debian/ experimental/ to `/etc/apt/sources.list', or make a new file /etc/apt/sources.list.d/distorted containing them. * Run apt-get update as root. * Install things that look useful or interesting. * Report bugs.