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More important detail I should include:
After spending a few minutes trying to
figure out what was wrong, I restarted the
'tor' relay daemon. It came up like this:
Bootstrapped 5%: Connecting to directory server.
We now have enough directory information to build circuits.
Bootstrapped 80%: Conn
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA512
Hi since some days my relays dropped to nearly zero bandwith but the
consensus weight is still high.
I never saw a behaivier like this before, maybe somebody can tell me
what is going wrong here?
Thanks for help
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I should add that three ping-plotters
pointed at various diverse networks
ran clean during the outage, and that
trusty Google was accessible at all
times via normal HTTP. So the local
carrier appears to have had no
disruptions.
I didn't think to ping the guards
or other proximate systems at the t
A couple of months ago I hard-configured
two entry nodes that I trust for my own
browsing. Both are very fast, very
reliable nodes on the opposite side
of the Atlantic.
For about 20 minutes this evening
the 'tor' daemon appears to have lost
connectivity to the both nodes and
I could not browse vi
On January 31, 2015 2:09:14 AM Abhiram Chintangal
wrote:
Hi Abhiram,
I have been running a tor middle relay[1] for the past few months.
Thank you very much !
One thing that I noticed in the last two months is that my relay is eating
up the 1tb bandwidth in the first three weeks. So I am
Hello,
I have been running a tor middle relay[1] for the past few months. Apart
from tweaking the configuration a few times, I didn't have to do much to
get things working.
One thing that I noticed in the last two months is that my relay is eating
up the 1tb bandwidth in the first three weeks. So
