On 2/4/07, Matt Glaves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
... Eth0: New TOR Interface (216.9.65.50). This was previously a subinterface aka eth1:1 Eth1: Webserver/Mailserver/etc Interface - This is a separate netblock/vlan. Call it 216.9.100.100 for this example. ... Although netstat only shows TOR connections on the 216.9.65.50 address and zero listening/open connections on 216.9.100.100 (other than the listening web/email processes) my traffic is being split between the interfaces.
let me guess, eth1 is default route, and if you look at outgoing Tor packets the source address is correctly "216.9.65.50". you can maybe fix via iproute2 and policy based routing (may also need netfilter hooks). best regards,
