Thank's a lot. 2009/6/8 Roger Dingledine <[email protected]>: > On Mon, Jun 08, 2009 at 01:35:26PM +0400, ??????? ?????? wrote: >> I wan't to use my own server descriptors with tor. For example: I have >> installed tor as a server on some host in the internet. The tor's >> configuration deny it to publish its descriptor to dir servers. Then I >> got it descriptor, through control port and decided to insert it to my >> tor client, through control protocol (+POSTDESCRIPTOR). Tor said 250 >> ok, but tor didn't build any circuits with my server. Tor builds >> circuits with my server only through EXTENDCIRCUIT command. Tell me >> please, can tor automatically build circuits with servers from >> POSTDESCRIPTOR? > > Not currently. Tor looks at the networkstatus consensus to decide which > relays are Running or otherwise suitable for circuits. Your descriptor > isn't listed there, so Tor doesn't consider using it. > > If somebody were to write a patch to implement a +POSTNS > instruction (using a format like a networkstatus stanza in your > ~/.tor/cached-consensus file), I think that would be good. > > Doing it right would be tricky though -- for example, it wouldn't get > cached anywhere, and Tor would discard it every time it gets a new > networkstatus consensus (and finds that it's missing any mention of > your descriptor). > > --Roger > >
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