Hi Fabio,
first I'm sorry that I send this posting about 3 times. There was an
error with my e-mail account :(
My broadband line has only about 128 KB/s upload speed. So can't really
test the usage of the Raspberry Pi as an Tor relay.
In my opinion the Raspberry Pi can handle about 1 MB/s without any problem.
I've copied a 1 GB file over scp with a speed of 1 MB/s to the Raspberry
Pi. The cpu usage was about 50%.
I don't want to create a ready-made image for Raspberry Pi. In my
opinion Raspbian is a good point to start. And also there is the
Freedombox distribution for the raspberry which also includes Tor. But I
didn't have tested the Freedombox distribution until now :(
Best regards,
Sven
On 10/31/2012 10:38 AM, Fabio Pietrosanti (naif) wrote:
Do you have a public IP address over a broadband line?
I would be very interested to know how much bandwidth a Rasberry Pi
would be able to push as a Tor Relay.
Are you considering creating/restoring Tor Router project and creating a
ready-made image for Rasberry Pi?
Fabio
On 10/30/12 9:49 PM, John Zoidberg wrote:
Hi all, here're some informations how I configured my Raspberry Pi as an
transparent tor proxy for my home network. Currently in my opinion the
Raspberry Pi is a cheap and flexible platform
for this task. I thought about to use an
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