The page linked to by the "overloaded" alert on my relay's Relay Search page
mentions using MetricsPort for troubleshooting, but it provides no information
on how to actually use it. I posted about this issue on Reddit and no one has
replied with a viable guide to help me out, though one user
This bridge is on Digital Ocean, so I checked my logs and it doesn't appear
that my memory usage ever maxed. It hovers right around 80 with the highest
spike at about 87%. Is that insufficient? Thank you for the reply.___
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My bridge was running fine, then started throwing the same error over and over.
See my last two days of logs here: https://pastebin.com/7FNXC6PZ. Function
doesn't seem to be affected as the heartbeats still show users.
Can or should I do anything about
>If you use Raspbian, that's still a 32-bit OS
Insert shocked Pikachu meme. I guess I had to learn that some how, but I have
to beat myself up a little for not catching that sooner. I will upgrade. Thank
you.___
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Thank you for the reply. I have one on a Raspberry Pi 3B+ and one on a
Raspberry Pi 4. I believe both are 64-bit ARM.___
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Had the following log entries for my bridge:
May 25 11:49:50.000 [warn] Failed to open GEOIP file /usr/share/tor/geoip.
May 25 11:49:50.000 [warn] We've been configured to see which countries can
access us as a bridge, and we need GEOIP information to tell which countries
clients are in.
Tried
Hello,
I have two low-traffic websites hosted on Digital Ocean. Each one is its own
Droplet. I setup a Tor bridge on one and it has been running successfully
(20-80 clients / 6 hours or so average) so I know this is possible. Now I am
trying to setup a bridge on the second Droplet.
I have Tor
I brought up a new bridge and thought everything was fine according to the logs
(OR port accessible, check, server descriptor published, check, etc.). I didn't
see any activity on it after awhile, so I tried to test it and was unable to
connect. Turns out, I forgot to open the randomized server
Disregard - the relay picked up the stable flag tonight.___
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My relay (903CA67D0DEB74CFBB01432840A26CB8C6C18FDF) is ~2 years old. Recently,
I had a series of network issues that took my relay offline for unexpectedly
long times. When it has gone offline before and lost the stable flag, it
usually took only a couple days to pick it back up again. It is
I have read that it is possible to run multiple bridges on the same IP using
different ports and multiple instances of Tor. If this is the case, is there a
guide, or can anyone provide instructions, for how to setup multiple instances
of Tor on the same machine? Thanks in
Forgive me if this is a dumb or newbie question, but can DDNS be used with
either relays or bridges? I was considering setting up DDNS with FreeDNS mostly
for my bridge so that if the IP changes (I have chosen not to subscribe to a
static IP with my ISP), my clients can still access the bridge,
I'm just curious as to why, in the bridge stats, all the country codes show a
multiple of 8. Thanks for your time!___
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Hello, my new bridge sat for a few weeks with 0 clients. I understand it takes
time to begin seeing clients, but all of a sudden within the span of one 6-hour
heartbeat period, I picked up 346 clients. Since then, it has been 20-50 every
6 hours. But when I pull the bridge-stats file, it shows
If you're having any heat issues with the Pi 4, may I suggest the aluminum
heatsink case from flirc.tv? It took my average temps down about 10°C.
Beautiful case, great price for what it does.
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My primary relay runs on a Pi 3B. 903CA67D0DEB74CFBB01432840A26CB8C6C18FDF.
According to the logs, it's sending and receiving a total of about 130 GB per
day. A Pi 4 should definitely be able to handle it. Pi Zeroes had a conflict
with the name of the CPU architecture and so Tor apparently
Ah, thank you for the reply. Well, I will continue to donate to and support the
tor project whenever I can.___
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I hate to be that guy, but I was wondering if there is any progress on
resolving this defect? I'm sure it's not a front burner type of problem, but it
would be nice to be able to use the Android app as intended. Using Orbot/Orfox
as a backup feels like a poor workaround when there's an official
I plugged my bridgeline into Tor Browser on Windows, and connected
successfully. I put it into Orbot on Android and also connected successfully.
But when I put it into the new Tor Browser for Android, I am unable to connect.
The logs from Tor Browser are pasted here:
Hello,
I successfully ran an obfs4 bridge about a year ago that saw moderate traffic.
After a few months, the traffic died off until I was consistently seeing 0
clients. I wiped the keys, got a new IP address, and started a new bridge. The
2nd bridge saw 0 clients, over several months. I
Hello,
I am running a bridge and I have my RelayBandwidthRate set to 1024 KB (8 Mbps).
However, the Relay Search page never shows the full Advertised Bandwidth. Right
now it is showing 259 KiB/s. Sometimes it creeps higher but not by much. Just
wondering what the reason for that big of a
I'm just wondering if there is anything I can do to resolve this. The relay is
running ntpd and consistently keeps the right time, and I'm not getting this
from any other server (it's the same IP address every time). Is this of concern
or should I just ignore it? Will it hinder the relay's
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