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* iptables.tor.rules: Import firewall rules from Arch Wiki
describing Transparent Torification ...
* system-configuration (iptables-configuration): ... and use them here.
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* system-configuration.scm (services): Reorder services into alphabetical order.
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* torrc: Create Tor configuration file ...
* system-configuration.scm: ... and use it in the system configuration.
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* system-configuration.scm (tor-configuration): Writing the configuration file
is unexpectedly difficult.
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* system-configuration.scm: Make the code more beautiful.
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This change is needed to accomodate existence of other configurations in the
same repository.
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It is not possible to manually control access rights to gitolite repositories
with chmod, as each interaction with the git server progressively erases the
reading rights for the world.
Set a world reading umask in order to allow cgit to see all the git data in
repositories.
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Previously Gitolite and cgit were serving different directories, and also an old
installation of git-daemon was still declared in the system.
This commit points cgit to Gitolite's repositories and removes the git-daemon.
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Set up the reverse proxy for radicale.marekpasnikowski.pl and listen for this
subdomain. Configure the SSL certificates to include the subdomain. Fix a
warning about wrong X-Script-name and include a link to .well-known folder in
order to fix synchronization with Sailfish OS.
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Add Radicale service in order to serve CardDAV.
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