[tor-relays] New non-exit relay - DirPort question

Hi all I installed a non-exit relay 5 days ago. Works actually quit nicely. I was awarded the stable flag. (Also had briefly the HSDir flag, but lost it after a restart. Too early for the Guard flag.) So I think everything looks good. I have DirPort 9030 in my config. It is shown in nyx and the

Re: [tor-relays] New non-exit relay - DirPort question

Hi > > I have DirPort 9030 in my config. > > It is shown in nyx and the tor process listens there. > > But the relay search page says: > > Dir Addressnone > Yep! This is fine and normal, but I agree it is a surprise. > > I just opened a ticket in the relay-search component to help future > rel

[tor-relays] Overload (dropped ntor) due to DDoS??

Hi All I have a non exit relay running on a root server (4 AMD Epyc cores, 8 GB RAM, 2.5 GBit/s Ethernet) I have limited tor to numcpus 2, relaybandwidthburst 15 MB, hardwareaccel 1, maxadvertisedbandwidth 10 MB, maxmeminqueues 3GB Usually it takes less than 1 CPU core, and like 1 GB of RAM. Bu

Re: [tor-relays] Overload (dropped ntor) due to DDoS??

pped ntor) due to DDoS?? > > Richard Menedetter wrote: > > Hi All > > > > I have a non exit relay running on a root server (4 AMD Epyc cores, 8 GB > > RAM, 2.5 GBit/s Ethernet) > > I have limited tor to numcpus 2, relaybandwidthburst 15 MB, hardwareaccel > > 1, maxadve

Re: [tor-relays] Overload (dropped ntor) due to DDoS??

Hi > > > I have a non exit relay running on a root server (4 AMD Epyc cores, 8 GB > > > RAM, 2.5 GBit/s Ethernet) I have limited tor to numcpus 2, > Why? Do you have other services on the server? Otherwise, omit num CPU. Let > the tor daemon use all CPU's for crypto stuff. Yes, there are other se