Port 53 over TCP (DNS) seems useless, it won't be used at all or only
very rarely - your exit already resolves domain names for your
clients, this is why it's recommended to have a local recursive
resolver installed instead of passing on DNS requests to remote
services such as Google or Cloudflare
P.S: If you were not asking about relays on OVH, my bad - had their
company name stuck in my head due to your previous posts to the
mailing list.
2020-05-20 21:07 GMT, William Kane :
> Port 53 over TCP (DNS) seems useless, it won't be used at all or only
> very rarely - your exit already resolves
As of this writing... noticed that the metrics site is currently down.. Can
someone confirm? Thanks
https://metrics.torproject.org/
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Hello,
I have two low-traffic websites hosted on Digital Ocean. Each one is its own
Droplet. I setup a Tor bridge on one and it has been running successfully
(20-80 clients / 6 hours or so average) so I know this is possible. Now I am
trying to setup a bridge on the second Droplet.
I have Tor a
Hi Alexander,
I am a customer of Wedos Internet, and originally ordered this virtual
machine back in 2014, as far as I know no hardware updates to the
hypervisor were ever performed, so it's likely some older Intel Xeon
(clocked at 2133.408MHz), guess with that information you can find the
exact C
It sure is a problem for those on virtualized machines with only a single core.
As far as offloading to a different worker thread goes, it should be
very easy to implement code wise, Tor already does off-load some
crypto stuff to a different thread when NumCPU's is set / detected
appropriately.
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On Wed, May 20, 2020 at 03:40:38PM +, nottryingtobel...@protonmail.com
wrote:
> I have two low-traffic websites hosted on Digital Ocean. Each one is
> its own Droplet. I setup a Tor bridge on one and it has been running
> successfully (20-80 clients / 6 hours or so average) so I know this is
>
Are you running that from home? Then don't. Are you running it from a
datecenter? Ask the ISP if they allow Tor Exits. Then we will see!
On 20/05/2020 09:24, mnlph74 wrote:
> Hi, I'm running a non-exit relay for quite some time now and I would
> like to open ports 53, 80, 443 (web ports) to be mor
