Yes, I've seen this too. The node "JanusPAv2" just dropped out of the mix about 7 days ago.I wasn't too concerned since I was testing the max through put of a embedded device.
I though it was probably something I did when I was half-awake, but now I'm starting to question it a bit more...hrm.. Last I saw my node, it had a Guard and Fast status. Then one morning, it was gone and no traffic was passing through. On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 2:51 PM, Hans Schnehl <[email protected]>wrote: > > Hi all, > > six hours ago the node 'vallenator's performance began to decrease > gradually > from around 18 mbit/s to at present about 1 mbit/s. > > The node was running rather stable at it's upper level (see above) with an > uptime > of now 32 days. > > I did not do anything on this running machine, so I initially suspected my > hoster > to intercept or interfere, not necessarily with a motivation against Tor, > but > maybe for more or less genious technical reasons. But they did not do so. > > What happened is, the node was actually 'forgotte'n, or dropped out of > consensus > by the authoritive routers, it still is as of now. Since I do not have > logging > enabled I am unable to search or provide logs with possible traces of what > was > happening. > Anybody else experiencing this? > > I'll keep the node running 'as is' and watch for any changes to occur > within the > next hours but probably I'll take the chance to rebuild a few things on > that > machine if if there is no change. > > Any ideas about this ? > > Regards > > Hans >
