Hi, > >> Sometimes, when a Tor user does something illegal with Tor, the exit > >> node operator of the exit node the Tor user was using is blamed. > > > > if you use a transparent proxy plus a provider proxy as parent proxy > > for your TOR server, you can simply avoid that ;-) > (snip) > > While that's a wonderful solution from a practical standpoint, I'm sure > it's going to bother some people on an ethical one. > > Three things to consider: > > 1.) What kind of parent proxy is being used? Is it a misconfigured > system, or deliberately left open?
for performance, and because i'm paying for it, i'm using a proxy of my provider; the ony misconfiguration is that i can't images of DVDs because there is a 2 GiB file size limit. And when i'm playing with open proxies, only with far away ones; on other continents. > 2.) Basically, all this does is make the parent proxy admin take the > fall, instead of you; that in itself may cause ethical problems with > some people. Nonsense; providers do not take the fall. But even if that would change: They do get payed for their job and i do pay for it. Greets
