On 9/11/07, Martin Senftleben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Am Dienstag, 11. September 2007 13:11 schrieb Anthony DiPierro: > > On 9/11/07, Peter Palfrader <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > On Mon, 10 Sep 2007, Torified User wrote: > > > > If it is in common agreement that tor should not filter, then > > > > I'm afraid I'd prefer not to run tor at all :( > > > > > > You could run a non-exit node. That's - imho - preferable to > > > filtering. > > > > Or run an exit node which exits only to itself, then run a > > filtering proxy service which is reachable through that exit node. > > > > If enough people did that, we could build a separately directory of > > such services, and anyone using it would take load off the exit > > nodes (and maybe get a faster browsing experience to boot?). > > Are there instructions somewhere on how to go about that? > Not that I know of. I basically came up with it myself.
- Filtering traffic from your node - for exit points Torified User
- Re: Filtering traffic from your node - for exit poi... Dave Page
- Re: Filtering traffic from your node - for exit... Torified User
- Re: Filtering traffic from your node - for ... Peter Palfrader
- Re: Filtering traffic from your node - ... Anthony DiPierro
- Re: Filtering traffic from your no... Martin Senftleben
- Re: Filtering traffic from you... Anthony DiPierro
- Re: Filtering traffic from... Torified User
- Re: Filtering traffic from... Anthony DiPierro
- Re: Filtering traffic from your node - for ... Dave Page
- Re: Filtering traffic from your node - ... Torified User
- Re: Filtering traffic from your no... Josh McFarlane
- Re: Filtering traffic from your node - for exit poi... phobos
- Re: Filtering traffic from your node - for exit... Torified User
- Re: Filtering traffic from your node - for exit... Kyle Williams
- Re: Filtering traffic from your node - for ... Michael G. Reed
- Re: Filtering traffic from your node - for ... Anthony DiPierro

