Hi, this is my first post here.
I'm running 3 bridges in brazil (maybe one of them becomes a middle-relay), so
I want to know what we need here to have some bridge authority for example here
in south america. Is too much different from a normal relay? I've already see
the "authorithative flags"
>> On Jun 30, 2019, at 8:32 PM, Matt Westfall wrote:
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>> Just set your exit relay DNS to 8.8.8.8 and 1.1.1.1 I mean dns traffic
Screw that MITM.
And unless your on box resolver lib runs nscd cache from rc
when using remote dns above, busy exits can also save some
bandwidth by running local dns
While resetting my bridge, I discovered that setting OR Port to auto causes the
port not to survive restarts. After the OR Port was randomized, I opened it on
my router firewall. Then I restarted the tor service using "sudo service tor
restart", and while watching logs I noticed the OR Port was
Hello,
I successfully ran an obfs4 bridge about a year ago that saw moderate traffic.
After a few months, the traffic died off until I was consistently seeing 0
clients. I wiped the keys, got a new IP address, and started a new bridge. The
2nd bridge saw 0 clients, over several months. I finall
