On 6/28/21 13:31, Udo van den Heuvel wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I guess since updating to tor-0.4.6.5-0.fc34.x86_64 I get a load of
> messages like in the subject, even though my IP is not in ExcludeNodes
> and even though I did not change the config for a few weeks at least.
>
> What is the issue here? (not blatant misconfiguration I guess)
>
A few responses that don't answer your question:
- You know people can use your relay to build nearly any circuit they
want, right? The Exclude*Nodes options don't affect that. It says so in
the man page under ExcludeNodes.
- The Exclude*Nodes settings only apply when your Tor builds a circuit
for its own purposes, which includes self-testing apparently.
- This looks like a very confused torrc. Do you want to be a client,
thus the Exclude*Nodes, StrictNodes, LongLivedPorts options make sense?
Do you want to be a bridge, thus the ServerTransport*, ExtORPort options
make sense? Do you want to be an exit, thus the Bandwidth, Accounting,
and omitted ExitPolicy options make sense?
- Please set a real ContactInfo.
- What in the world are you trying to accomplish with the long list of
relays to exclude?
The responses that do try to answer your question:
- I'm guessing that you have a new GeoIP database that either thinks
your relay is in one of the excluded countries or doesn't know where it
is (thus it matches {??}).
- Or you don't have a GeoIP database (anymore?). Thus both
GeoIPExcludeUnknown AND {??} in the ExcludeNodes lists cause the problem.
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