There may be no better than pure ram, so this ticket may be of interest:
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/9478
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I have something to add to this.
I'm a new relay operator, but not new to server hosting in general.
People should be aware that some providers of vservers run their
internal operations by using a large-capacity storage box for the disk
storage, and separate hardware hosts which run the
cpu/
On 21.08.2013 11:56, Tony Xue wrote:
> Is that those key files are only loaded when the Tor start and reload?
> So could it be possible to decrypt the file before the start-up and
> encrypt them again after the Tor start-up process is complete?
The files are required only on startup of the relay,
Hi,
As shown on the Tor website, the most important file of Tor is the key
files. So is there any efficient way to encrypt those files in order to
prevent anyone else, i.e. Hosting provider, getting and reading them?
Is that those key files are only loaded when the Tor start and reload? So
could
