If there is DoS on bridges on domestic connections, or connections with very
low throughput, then handling (D)DoS at an application layer becomes futile -
it will simply overload the NIC.
But for bridges on at least 100MbE ports, this would be a nice addition.
On Sunday, August 11th, 2024 at 9:
Hello,
> Similar to Briar, even developers of such clients above tell the loss of
> messages and low reliability of the hidden to hidden path. Some of you might
> know, that there were use cases with missing messages in a range of 35-45 %.
Sorry, but this is just not the case from my experie
On Sonntag, 11. August 2024 15:20:01 CEST eff_03675...@posteo.se wrote:
> Question is: how many relays are now running an out-dated gpg keyring?
I don't see any problem:
If you do 'apt upgrade' via commandline, you will get an ERROR output.
If you have 'unattended upgrades' enabled, you will get
On 8/14/24 16:13, boldsuck wrote:
If you have 'unattended upgrades' enabled, you will get an ERROR email.
Highly depends on a configured mailer IMO.
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On Mittwoch, 14. August 2024 18:20:43 CEST Toralf Förster via tor-relays
wrote:
> On 8/14/24 16:13, boldsuck wrote:
> > If you have 'unattended upgrades' enabled, you will get an ERROR email.
>
> Highly depends on a configured mailer IMO.
;-)
That's clear. But without mailout I don't even know w
On 8/14/24 19:44, boldsuck wrote:
upgrades are running or not. And that I have to reboot because of the kernel
upgrade or similar. (I don't like auto reboots)
Ah, ok.
I like it and have therefore unattended upgrade configured
unconditionally for all packages [1].
Furthermore I do use needresta
Hello,
many thanks, George, for your response, feedback and sharing experience
with servers within Tor.
Sharing experiences and measuring might be individual cases and conditions.
After it has been reported, we all need to make up our mind to find
solutions. So one result as a contribution is the R
Sorry, slight correction, instead of NIC / network card, I meant the internet
connection established by the modem itself.
Same for cable and fiber, but those usually have higher download speed, and
that's what it comes down to when facing DoS attacks, how many megabytes an
attacker needs to put
On 2024-08-14 1 h 44 p.m., boldsuck wrote:
On Mittwoch, 14. August 2024 18:20:43 CEST Toralf Förster via tor-relays
wrote:
On 8/14/24 16:13, boldsuck wrote:
If you have 'unattended upgrades' enabled, you will get an ERROR email.
Highly depends on a configured mailer IMO.
;-)
That's clear. B
