ents reach hidden services, but
middle relays and bridges do.
- Running relays/exits is "cool" (...right?). You're just not with it,
mom.
Just don't run an exit from home.
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at use of time arguing
with them, but the replies are actually read by a human (at least,
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separate package:
# apt-get install python3-distutils
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entry in that
> file (the first entry should be your local resolver)"
So is a non-overused same-AS fallback resolver preferable to having no
fallback resolver, or the other way around? Or perhaps this doesn't
matter so much, because the big problem right now is just the reliance
on the 'big' resol
n to make a big deal about this; I'm just trying to explain
some of what was going through my head when reading this stuff. "Fixing"
it can be very simple, like just adding a small phrase like "don't use
these, even as a fallback" or "don't mention anywhere in resolv.conf&q
want). Maybe you had intended this to come
across with the existing text, but I don't think it's obvious enough.
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Andrew Deason <adea...@dson.org> wrote:
> It's probably worth looking into why that's happening if you are able;
> whether nyx/stem/python is somehow causing that, or if it's something
> wrong/weird with your machine.
Looks like the same bug (or
ttps://github.com/freebsd/freebsd/blob/master/lib/libc/stdlib/getenv.c
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nyx/stem/python is somehow causing
that, or if it's something wrong/weird with your machine.
The commit to address this will silence the error, but it still seems
like something is wrong; all env-modifying calls should fail like this
after this point, it seems like.
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And thanks for your work; don't mistake this for me being ungrateful :)
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e an
exit on FlokiNET, and they seem okay.
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but Trac doesn't seem to let me. (Can
regular people create tickets?) If I'm missing something about that, I'd
happily submit a bug, or even try to fix this myself if I can be pointed
at where the website code is (if it's open for contributions).
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be helpful if possible: trying to keep a civil technical conversation
going in the face of aggression can be draining.
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ions like you're discussing with cloudflare etc. They
seem to be of the opinion that just blocking tor is impractical, so I
wouldn't have much hope in trying to get them to do anything more.
I am giving them your contact info and that list, though, so if they
ever reach out, you are welcome to try :)
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On Wed, 8 Feb 2017 18:22:33 +1100
teor <teor2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > On 8 Feb 2017, at 18:03, Andrew Deason <adea...@dson.org> wrote:
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> > And they even gave instructions for how to block ranges from individual
> > exits:
> > <https://www.webiro
. I was wondering if there's someone I should "pass off" to :)
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say this isn't even worth the effort; it's not
like it's hard to just ignore those reports. But it doesn't take much
effort to just try to talk ot them, and it perhaps helps to give tor a
reputation of cooperation and helpfulness.
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relay in that list, would
that help anything, or not yet?
I assume that adding a v6 address does not violate the "keep the same
address/port/key for the next 2 years" requirement. Is that correct?
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ample syslog
config that doesn't seem to be working; maybe something's weird with
that? You could also maybe 'strace' tor during startup to see if it
looks like some log-related syscalls are failing. But be careful with
retaining or sharing any such trace, since I assume there can be some
sensitive i
SEC response, etc.) That
would make it easy for exit operators to test what happens and take out
some guesswork.
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rated 100 mbps connection would yield around 30TB in a month, I
believe.
For an actual VPS unmetered connection on flokinet, they asked for an
additional 1 euro/month per mbps.
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spent time optimizing or anything (and it's new). Their VPSes are
supposed to have 100mbps and the dedicated boxes are listed as 1gbps.
My experience has been fine so far with them.
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