for instance if accounting limit is
enabled then you won't be eligible for the stable flag.
Cheers! -Damian
On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 4:20 AM, Jason Cooper wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to get my head round the basics of the path selection for
> circuits. I am putting together a si
Hi,
I am trying to get my head round the basics of the path selection for
circuits. I am putting together a simple simulator for tor networks to help me
understand it and see what effects changing OR values has on the circuits
built. I have read
http://gitweb.torproject.org/tor/tor.git
t; build paths "..., X, moria2, moria2" where X varies widely.
>
> Is it an attack? I dunno what they'd be attacking.
>
> My guesses are either a) an alternative Tor client that didn't think
> very hard about its path selection, or b) a scientist experimenting
>
s are either a) an alternative Tor client that didn't think very
hard about its path selection, or b) a scientist experimenting with Tor
paths who again didn't think very hard about path selection.
Alas, it appears that tracking down who it is will be hard. They seem to
be using an anonymity system. ;)
Thanks,
--Roger
Someone is up to some shenanigans, methinks. Or perhaps someone's
copy of tor has a newly discovered bug. I just noticed an odd message
go by, so I checked the current log file to see how often it was happening.
It turns out it's happening fairly frequently. So far, there have been 348
of t
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