Keifer Bly wrote on 11/9/24 22:03:
Hi,
So wondering for running a middle relay on a raspberry pi esque micro
computer, what are the recommed maximum bandwidth for running a middle
relay on a hole network (by a stock isp router, etc?)? Thanks.
Be aware that some sites use idiotic blacklisting ser
Hi Keifer,
Based on my experience, I am using a Raspberry Pi 5 to run a middle
relay, and the average bandwidth is around 4.32 ~ 5.40 MiB/s, even
though my home network in Taiwan has a ≅37.5MiB/s (300 Mb/s) connection.
I think a ≅12.5MiB/s (100 Mb/s) upload/download speed is sufficient for
t
Hi,
So wondering for running a middle relay on a raspberry pi esque micro
computer, what are the recommed maximum bandwidth for running a middle
relay on a hole network (by a stock isp router, etc?)? Thanks.
--Keifer
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Thinking of using a libre computer instead.
--Keifer
On Sat, Nov 9, 2024, 1:38 PM Keifer Bly wrote:
> Ok thanks all.
>
> --Keifer
>
> On Thu, Nov 7, 2024, 6:43 AM Michael Wächter via tor-relays <
> tor-relays@lists.torproject.org> wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>> I’m running a relay on a Pi 4 now for alm
Ok thanks all.
--Keifer
On Thu, Nov 7, 2024, 6:43 AM Michael Wächter via tor-relays <
tor-relays@lists.torproject.org> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I’m running a relay on a Pi 4 now for almost 2 years, almost no issues at
> all. Average CPU load 40 %, average bandwidth 5 MB.
> Updating to a newer version
Dear experts,
my relay
https://metrics.torproject.org/rs.html#details/0FBABB8C7B22CEDDFC849331E8E9E29C18081235
is shown as "down since more than three days" in Metrics.
The logs on the server however seem to show normal activity:
Nov 10 06:45:35 odin Tor[87753]: Heartbeat: It seems like we are
Hi,
the node is back online.
Everything works normally, and I don't get any bogus SSH packets when using
iptraf-ng.
Also, we noticed reverse path filtering was off on the VM.. we enabled it. but
don't know why it was off.. I configured the ArchLinux VM's /etc/sysctl.d
entries on my own, and i
Hi,
A few notes. I don't know if I have missed it but I don't recall seeing bridges
mentioned in this discussion.
I too have gotten an abuse message/info/alert from my hosting provider (Nov 8,
03:20 hrs) and I have an OBFS4 BRIDGE, no middle or exit node. And it has
always been a bridge, from
Hello, add me to the list too.
Started receiving packets 3 days ago and Tor Weather sent me an e-mail
regarding it.
Sad that I could not respond further.. I try to maintain an extremely high
uptime. So far, the node has only been been offline for 6 hours in 6 months..
now it's been 72 hours :(
Hey, I took a look at their boards and the AML-A311D-CC SBC looked like a great
choice.
6 cores total, 4x ARM-73, 2x ARM-53 which also feature the crypto extensions.
Said crypto roviding up to 40x more speed decoding / encoding AES which is
great for openssl (and by extension, thus also Tor).
Roger Dingledine :
> Hi! Can you send me (off-list) the details of what you are seeing?
Done.
The last observation was made Nov. 9 at 11:49 UTC, that is after it was
announced the attacker was shut down.
We no longer see the packets, but we continue to receive reports from
the same mentioned am
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