Those relays will accept exit traffic so, if you use a controller to
manually build a circuit through them it should work just fine.
-Damian
On Sat, Mar 5, 2011 at 10:50 AM, John Case wrote:
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> I never saw an explicit answer to the below, which I think would be valuable
> for posterity .. list a
I never saw an explicit answer to the below, which I think would be
valuable for posterity .. list archives, etc.
See below:
On Tue, 22 Feb 2011, Damian Johnson wrote:
That is, if I do indeed have a bizarro use case, and can't talk about it, as
we were arguing about, I can still use the "b
Hello Damian,
On Tue, 22 Feb 2011, Damian Johnson wrote:
That is, if I do indeed have a bizarro use case, and can't talk about it, as
we were arguing about, I can still use the "badexit" labeled nodes as I see
fit, yes ? Or do you drop badexits out of the directory after some amount
of time ?
> That is, if I do indeed have a bizarro use case, and can't talk about it, as
> we were arguing about, I can still use the "badexit" labeled nodes as I see
> fit, yes ? Or do you drop badexits out of the directory after some amount
> of time ?
Yes, it just effects the defaults. As a client you c
