> Not sure how fast you will ramp up during the night though (if at all), e.g.
> if the bandwidth authorities measure your relay during the day and get a
> very
> low number.
For me, now it takes one-two hours to reach its full potential, but in
the beginning it might take a week or more (given th
On Sun, Jun 11, 2017 at 09:00:48AM -0700, Zalezny Niezalezny wrote:
> ok , if I will replace configuration file with the new settings, do I need
> to reload or restart my tor node ?
> I do not want to loose my active connections. How to do it properly ?
Tor has a control port that can be used to c
On Sun, 11 Jun 2017 09:00:48 -0700
Zalezny Niezalezny wrote:
> I thought about it, the best solution for me will be to change Bandwith
> settings during working hours using crontab.
>
> I will prepare two separate configuration files with different Bandwidth
> settings and using it, two times pe
Alan wrote:
> I just need some advice. I'm running 3 relays, one is called Andromeda.
> Today I find out there is another relay called Andromeda.
>
> https://atlas.torproject.org/#search/Andromeda
> mine is running from ip 144.217.161.119
>
> Is it a problem with relays using the same name?
> Sho
Hi Alan,
> On 11. Jun 2017, at 21:22, Alan wrote:
> I just need some advice. I'm running 3 relays, one is called Andromeda.
> Today I find out there is another relay called Andromeda.
>
> https://atlas.torproject.org/#search/Andromeda
> mine is running from ip 144.217.161.119
>
> Is it a proble
I just need some advice. I'm running 3 relays, one is called Andromeda.
Today I find out there is another relay called Andromeda.
https://atlas.torproject.org/#search/Andromeda
mine is running from ip 144.217.161.119
Is it a problem with relays using the same name?
Should I contact them and infor
Hello
> How to properly configure such a relay which is working only for a few
> hours per day ?
If it matters, I, for one, start tor in the morning with the laptop,
and it lasts all day, until evening. In average, that's about 12~14
hours/day, give or take, during which I share (a relay) with 2.
Hi,
thanks for Your reply.
I thought about it, the best solution for me will be to change Bandwith
settings during working hours using crontab.
I will prepare two separate configuration files with different Bandwidth
settings and using it, two times per day cronjob will increase/decrease
bandwit
Hi Zalezny,
On 11/06/17 15:29, Zalezny Niezalezny wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have 100mbit Up/Down connection at home. Most of the day, my
> connection is not use. Mostly between 22:00-17:00.
>
> I would like to share my Internet connection for Tor. If I will setup
> some crontabs to start/stop my tor re
Hi,
I have 100mbit Up/Down connection at home. Most of the day, my connection
is not use. Mostly between 22:00-17:00.
I would like to share my Internet connection for Tor. If I will setup some
crontabs to start/stop my tor relay between that hours, will it work ?
Does it make sense ? Will TOR net
On 11.06.2017 00:38, Gareth Llewellyn wrote:
> Will your provider allow BGP announcements of other IP space?
Yes. In fact, we're discussing abuse issues with our current source of
IP space, not the datacenter, where we in theory could get 10GE of free
bandwidth.
> Depending on how many exits we'r
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