Re: Comcast throws down gauntlet to residential accounts

As you can see proxies are specifically named; say bye to your Tor relay under Comcast residential contract. I would say it is still possible to run it, but at low speed ... you know, fly below the radar. -- _ ASCII ribbon campaign ( ) - against HTML email X

Re: copyright abuse through tor

doc.kuehn wrote: Hello! the idea behind this question is to say to the lawyer 'hey, i was running a tor exit node'. Sure, this is no excuse, but perhaps this helps me to save some money they want from me. I think *they* will have to prove that that material was downloaded by *you* and you

white-listed exit rules

Hello, I ran tor for a while and I noticed (in the apache and named logs) that there is quite a lot of torrent traffic. While I would have nothing against torrent and other sharing protocols (I think about the case of student campuses with very restrictive rules), still I have limited

accessing freenode from an IP address that ran tor

Hello, I need some advice with this situation: I can not get access to freenode irc servers. It says that tor exit nodes are banned, even if I stopped tor two days ago. Now I have mailed to them the PGP encrypted nick and password hash and so on. What I want to know is: do I need to run

Re: How to deal with OS hibernation

slush wrote: Minimal impact in case you have no users :-). Is there any positive case to run exit, when you hibernate often? When you use hibernation, you probably run Tor on laptop. So it takes many hours to propagate your node across network and you dont have any traffic for while. Then you

How to deal with OS hibernation

Hello everybody, I regularly use tuxonice kernel hibernation. Recently I installed tor and configured as bridge and exit point. I want to know how it is best to use tor in this context. Looking in the notices.log I found this warnings: [warn] Your system clock just jumped 31831 seconds