This may be similar to my situation with my Finland exit relay
[1]. I was finally forced to deal with kern overload that shut my
cpu down. I had several thousand IP's without hashed fingerprints
opting to get into Tor. A combination of hardening, banning and
Yes, I have fail2ban installed but the attack is focused on my
ORPort 9001. Similarly, I have an external firewall but it
permits 9001 port passage.
Thanks for the thoughts, though, --potlatch
On 7/31/2019 2:40 AM, TorGate wrote:
You can
Same for me Tristan. It's becoming a problem here. My last
notices.log.gz was over a meg in length. About 40,000 pages per
month on a small exit. Most entries were dns related.
Larry
On 2/23/2016 5:16 PM, Tristan wrote:
That link almost makes it
Last night my wife and I caught an episode of 'NCSI New Orleans.' The
plot involved a brainiac from DARPA with a congenital heart problem.
His job, he reported to NCSI, was to decrypt the Tor network. He needed
a new heart to finish what was almost done. He stated: "97% of all
illegal
Hello,
I need some advise on a situation new to me. I operate a VPS exit node
in Romania, a VPS guard node in the Czech Republic, a middle node and
bridge in the US. All are SSH public key authentication protocol 2.
Over the last 5 weeks all of these servers have been under attack by IPs
Companies such as DirecTV blacklist all Tor relays. This is very
disconcerting when I go to their site to get help with my television
feed. In their defense (and this hurts), their Genie system uses
some of the ports that Tor uses for ORPorts such as 9001.
L Brandt
popped during the last days of 2014 and up until now
there hasn't been any reliable fix. Apparently even deleting the ID of your
tor-node didn't help according to one user.
On 10.05.2015 07:05 AM, Larry Brandt wrote:
yes
I have experienced the same problem on my exit relay
yes
I have experienced the same problem on my exit relay:
DDC6C968B3DFD156C97FD71808758D251B66DBB2
My relay lost the stable flag due to a inadvertent shut-down a few days
back.
LB
On 5/9/2015 1:38 PM, Neel Chauhan wrote:
Hi,
I have a Tor relay
Sorry if this question has been answered dozens of times before. I have
a middle relay that has been operational since last summer. I wish to
make some alterations to my torrc file and make these changes
operationally active without stopping and restarting tor. Is this
possible? I
I agree completely teor. I, of course, use a back-up computer for
this donation. It's also my tor backup. If need be, I can tear the
whole OS down and start over in an hour. I'm a bioengineer and
support Stanford's efforts 100%. But each person has to make her
own
This is a worthwhile project aimed at diseases such as cancer,
Alzheimers, Parkinson's. Takes little internet bandwidth and only 600
MB memory (amd64) but is a cpu hog. Each distributed project takes 1-3
days to calculate. Works via browser ports.
LB
On 12/26/2014 9:55 AM, Sebastian Urbach
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Today my router blocked two hits from Chinese server
218.77.79.43:59762 to my 68.66.154.214:21. I don't listen to port 21.
I don't listen to 21.
Should I take some action? Is this normal or academic or...?
glowworm
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