'tor service start' disconnects all connections, START uses the new IP
address. Which is important. I am not sure if Sighup does the same. I assume it
only reloads the config file. Any ideas?
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Hi ThereI've just written a simple bash script which verifies (in a while loop)
every 2 minutes if the OR address has been changed by my ISP. If so, it stops
and then restarts the Tor service again. Then it sleeps for 24 hours and starts
the 2 minute loop again. Not very sophisticated, but
Hi There I evaluated some relays with newly assigned (red) guard flags. All of
them had already the stable flag assigned. And (so far I could see) all of them
had (almost) static IP addresses. In my case, this may be the reason why I
don't get a guard flag. My ISP changes it every 24 hours
Hi There I am actually a little bit confused now. I am one of (as Rana knows)
those Pi 3 based OR operators with daily changing IP address. My consensus
weight is about 5,000, with a max. of 1,400 connections. I would like to
recomment, that the TOR org should publish minimum requirements
Hi There,I only have a dynamic IP address and my ISP changes it almost every
time after 24 hours. It is somehow sad to see 1.400 connections drop to almost
none. After the change it takes 20 minutes until my OR notices this (our IP
Address has changed from ...). It than takes another hour
Hi There, I assume, that this has been discussed here already pretty often.
However, it seems to be, that the "stable flag" is only assigned to relays with
a static, or at least long lasting, IP address. It also seems to be, that the
stable flag is mandatory to get the guard flag. If so, t
Hi J. I know. But I need a fan on top of the sinks. Just the heat sinks are not
efficient enough.
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ell out an additional $1.20
for a Pi case. Your 20 mbps relay has some value, you do not want to step on it
accidentally J From: tor-relays
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Hi Peter unfortunately your message is empty, it only shows the signature. This
occurs with all signed messages. I have no idea how to solve the problem.Mike
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on your Pi 3, what’s your memory utilization? about 513 MB
>What’s the total traffic the Pi sends every 6 hours (reported in the Tor log
>file /var/log/tor/notices.log and, for the previous time window, in
>/var/log/tor/notices.log.1)? About 19 GB in the last 6 hour period,
Hi ThereThis is a pretty interesting topic. I have been running a Rasp Pi 3
based relay since August this year. By now, I am up to about 1,300 incomming
and outgoing connections, and a max of about 21mbps. This is about 50% of the
max. upload speed. Consensus weight is between 3,000 and 6,
at 17:08, balbea16 wrote:
>
> Hi
> Are you actually talking about identical relays, i.e. with the same
> fingerprint? That would be interessting for me, as I'd like to run a second
> Rasp Pi in parallel for redundency reasons.
> Mike
Please don't run a second rela
Hi Are you actually talking about identical relays, i.e. with the same
fingerprint? That would be interessting for me, as I'd like to run a second
Rasp Pi in parallel for redundency reasons.Mike
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Datum: 12.12.16 06:41 (GMT+0
: [tor-relays] Outgoing Connections to middle nodes?
On 2016-12-03 at 12:56, balbea16 wrote:
> Hi There,
> I've got a quick question. I have been running a tor relay since 3
> months. I don't have a guard flag, however many outgoing connections
> to non exit relays (i.e.
TNX for the fast response. Unfortunately I can't open .asc files on my mobile
phone. I've to try this later at home.
Von meinem Samsung Gerät gesendet.
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Datum: 03.12.16 13:12 (GMT+01:00)
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Hi There, I've got a quick question. I have been running a tor relay since 3
months. I don't have a guard flag, however many outgoing connections to non
exit relays (i.e. that should be middles than). Does that mean I run an entry
node (without having guard status)? How come?TNX Mike
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> On 24 Oct. 2016, at 23:12, balbea16 wrote:
>
> Hi There
> My ISP changes my IP address about every 24 hours. It takes 10 minutes until
> my tor server recognises this, and an hour until all usual connections are
> reestab
Hi There
My ISP changes my IP address about every 24 hours. It takes 10 minutes until my
tor server recognises this, and an hour until all usual connections are
reestablished. How can I speed this up? Does it help to use a DNS? To pay for
a static address is not an option.
Any ideas? Than
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