ICP license (Bei'An) information configuration
See original GitHub issueIn China, all websites need to submit the website operation information to the government, and then get an ICP (Internet content provider) certificate issued by the government.
Each website must mark its own ICP ID at the bottom, otherwise the website may be forcibly shut down.
I set up my own reposilite in China. It’s really good. I like it very much. But I was told that I had to declare my website to the government to keep it running.
Obviously, reposilite can neither kill nor sell drugs, so I soon got my ICP certificate.
Now I just need to do one thing, put the ICP ID at the bottom of my website page.
But this baffles me. I can’t modify the HTML file of reposite myself.
So I would like to ask if the author can add an option to the configuration file so that Chinese users can configure their own ICP ID?
This should not be difficult, just add a line of optional information to the configuration:
beian: 国ICP备123000321号
Then, when it is recognized that the entry is set, a text will be added at the bottom of the website that will jump to the government ICP query page when clicked.
<a href="https://beian.miit.gov.cn/#/Integrated/recordQuery" target="_blank">国ICP备123000321号</a>
My English is not good, but I try my best to convey my intention to you. If my words make you angry, please forgive me. thank you.
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OK, thank you.
But don’t worry. Although GFW limits the network range of many Chinese people, most of the Chinese people you can see on the network have mastered the technology to bypass GFW, especially in GitHub.
Although ICP is the official name of this mechanism, few people use it in China. Although ICP is the official name of this mechanism, almost no one uses it in China. I have no objection to using this name, but it is best to write clearly the purpose of the ICP parameter in the comments. In addition, most people may not understand what ICP is.
like this
It’s worth mentioning that even if you don’t like the link in the comment, don’t replace it with Wikipedia. Because China blocked the website, we can’t access it.