I wanted to chime in.
I run an entry-middle relay in my basement connected to 300mbps fiber. It
doesn’t push much traffic but it’s mine and I’m proud. The bank where I do my
banking blocked our IP. After carefully explaining the situation to their IT
team, they contacted their web host and had
Individual bridge IPs are not published anywhere and so cannot be
blocked like this.
Unless they are collateral damage from a block of IPs being banned
because of relays. Like all IPs from a VPS provider.
Cheers.
On 12/26/2024 4:02 AM, ndub via tor-relays wrote:
I'm also facing the same pr
ndub via tor-relays wrote:
I'm also facing the same problem. I'm wondering whether this also
happens to bridges and if it doesn't, why not running a bridge ?
Because of how everyone *thinks* that understands internet and
particularly internet security... not to mention the amount of real
us
I'm also facing the same problem. I'm wondering whether this also
happens to bridges and if it doesn't, why not running a bridge ?
--
ndub
On 25/12/2024 08:29, Richie via tor-relays wrote:
Hi, tierce,
can confirm (germany), and afaik a known issue for quite a long time
now. Middle node here,
Hello,
you will encounter this, Guard node, middle node, or exit node.
If a website operator is going to blacklist all relays, then you will not be
able to connect to their site, simple as.
Also, we need any kind of clean node - especially exit nodes, but also any type
of other good (high upt
Good morning tierce,
I suspect that the sites you're unable to access are using
https://www.dan.me.uk/dnsbl or another blocklist provider that naively blocks
middle relays and/or entry relays instead of/in addition to exit relays. If
you don't want to or can't pay for third-party hosting to mo
Hi, tierce,
can confirm (germany), and afaik a known issue for quite a long time
now. Middle node here, too, and i remember being quite pissed since
during the covid heydays, most of the official governmental sites were
unreachable from an IP used for a relay. Same goes for communal sites. I
aske
