If you are uploading to an image host, use a tool like EXIFPurge to remove GPS and camera data.
Tor addresses frequently change. If your .txt file contains .onion links that are 16 characters long (v2), they are now obsolete. You must update them to the 56-character . Old: vww6ybal4bd7szm7.onion New: 57ad7s...[56 chars]...dqid.onion 2. Troubleshooting the Script (AliusSwan/GirlX) girlx aliusswan image host need tor txt fixed
Ensure the text file is readable by the server (usually CHMOD 644 ). If you are uploading to an image host,
Only use .txt fix lists from verified, PGP-signed sources to avoid phishing. Conclusion You must update them to the 56-character
When an image host "needs" a fix, it usually means the database or the flat-file system (the .txt files holding image metadata) has been desynced.
Always open .txt files or browse these hosts inside a Virtual Machine or a "Live" OS like Tails.
Search the .txt file for any hardcoded http:// links and update them to https:// or the relative path to prevent "Mixed Content" blocking. 3. Handling "Image Host Need" Errors