Any tips for UK Exit Node operators on a Residential ISP (BT)?
Running a reduced exit policy, informed various teams at the ISP,
running PeerGuardian on the server in question (blocking
P2P/kiddyporn/hacking related IPs), have a hostname setup
tor-relay.itschip.com, planning to leave the thing
Hi Michael,
Exits are needed most.[1] But if you want to run an Exit be prepared to
deal with complaints. That link should answer your question in depth
although the stats are four years old. It also includes tips to make sure
you run an Exit with minor issues. Although the stats are outdated and
On 7/6/14, michaelb...@riseup.net wrote:
> I'm (hopefully) going to be running a few high-speed Tor servers sometime
> in the near future. Which type of Tor server (exits vs. relays) is needed
> the most right now?
I thought there used to be a FAQ on this, suggesting exit relays.
I do believe ex
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I'm (hopefully) going to be running a few high-speed Tor servers sometime
in the near future. Which type of Tor server (exits vs. relays) is needed
the most right now?
Thanks.
Michael Ball
@cryptostone - 0x0BEF5055
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After reading the documentation and related FAQs I got my TOR relay
installed and configured. It is listed in Atlas with the running,
V2Dir and valid flags for more than 5 days.
However, it receives almost no connections and the following notice
appears frequently in the logs:
[notice] No circuit
On 7/5/2014 6:14 AM, Moritz Bartl wrote:> Potentially interesting
candidate for Tor exits. Someone on IRC said
they accepted exits. I didn't look at it in detail, it would be
interesting to know if they're just using Voxility or a different data
center/peering.
https://www.gazduire.ro/
https://w
Thank you for explaining hibernation better. Could there be any issue
though since I 'forced' my relay out of this hibernation?___
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The good thing about hosting in Romania is the high speed and cheep
internet access (100mb/sec up and down is ~12euro, no limits on monthly
traffic). But I don't know if they would be open to host a Tor exist relay.
On 5 July 2014 06:14, Moritz Bartl wrote:
> Potentially interesting candidate f
