Hi Everyone,
I've just started to run a tor relay these days. But there are many warnings
like this in my log file.
Jul 05 11:25:19.000 [warn] eventdns: Address mismatch on received DNS packet.
Apparent source was 66.80.130.234:53Jul 05 11:25:38.000 [warn] eventdns:
Address mismatch on
Looks like your DNS server is to slow to handle all the requests.
TO change your DNS server, open /etc/resolv.conf
If you are running an exit node yourself, try to install unbound as an
DNS caching server and put 127.0.0.1 at the first place in resolv.conf
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On 07/05/2013 01:59 PM, TonyXue wrote:
This can happen if a DNS server is listening on several ip addresses
but answers from it's base address.
I have dealt with this recently changing from DJBDNS to Unbound.
- Marina Brown
Hi Everyone,
hello,
i'm running an exit node from 2 or 3 month, in UA, on a vps, xeon 2650
2Ghz, 128mb RAM, debian 6
tor v0.2.3.25-1
on atlas there is some stat on those days it's seem to be at max 100Kb/s
//atlas.torproject.org/#details/62C3FB37C44555E55A62BBD7CDDD97FE4894F317
but on arm
iftop will show kilobits per second by default, while the graph in the
page you linked is in kilobytes per second. Are you using iftop -PB so
that iftop shows bytes instead of bits?
(Note that Kb/s means kilobits per second and KB/s means kilobytes per second.)
On 7/5/13, ma...@mykolab.com
