Hi Paul,
Paul Templeton:
Hi all,
Have been running a mirror for a couple of years and haven't had much
time to dedicate to and exit node but have finally committed to it.
Found a provider that doesn't seem to have a cap on data and it will
cost me about five euros a month.
Question I have is t
Was wondering too, there are currently only two exits out there from 1&1. And
they are pretty straight forward when they receive abuse messages
> Original Message
> Subject: Re: [tor-relays] New Here
> Local Time: 11 August 2017 5:14 PM
> UTC Time: 11 August 2017 3:14 PM
> From:
On 11.08.2017 16:10, Paul Templeton wrote:
> Provider 1&1
I'm guessing their "1&1 Virtual Server Cloud S" package? I found the
setup fee of 9,99 EUR quite cheeky, it's just a virtual server with a
preconfigured Linux image after all. Also, I heard 1&1 does not allow
Tor exits (I checked about a y
Thanks for the link... nifty!
On Aug 11, 2017 09:36, "Keepyourprivacy"
wrote:
> Maybe the network of your provider is going down sometimes. So even IF the
> server is not restarted, it is "offline", because other nodes can't connect
> to you. Maybe you should run uptimerobot.com and let it ping
Maybe the network of your provider is going down sometimes. So even IF the
server is not restarted, it is "offline", because other nodes can't connect to
you. Maybe you should run uptimerobot.com and let it ping your server every
three minutes to see, if its unreachable sometimes. Atlas has usua
Another odd thin is atlas will say its down for say three hours but there are
up to 1900 connections thumping away from other relays. The node has been
running longer but I restarted thinking something was wrong. LOL
But like I said its not a problem - I'm wait to see if the VM provider has an
That's strange. Usually you shouldn't see more traffic than advertised.
Atlas is saying:
Bandwidth rate: 300 KiB/s
Bandwidth burst: 500 KiB/s
Observed bandwidth: 638.69 KiB/s
Strange thing is, that the observed bandwidth is higher than your the one you
are advertising. Maybe someone else can say
nickname: coffswifi
Provider 1&1
torrc:
RunAsDaemon 1
Address 82.223.27.82
Nickname coffswifi
RelayBandwidthRate 300 KBytes
RelayBandwidthBurst 500 KBytes
ContactInfo Paul
DirPort 9030
ExitRelay 1
I'm running the default exit policy...
- Original Message -
From: "Keepyou
Thanks for running an exit! Mind sharing your torrc configuration? Maybe
something is wrong in there...
Which provider are you using? Tor relay nickname would be helpful too
> Original Message
> Subject: [tor-relays] New Here
> Local Time: 11 August 2017 3:50 PM
> UTC Time: 11
Hi all,
Have been running a mirror for a couple of years and haven't had much time to
dedicate to and exit node but have finally committed to it. Found a provider
that doesn't seem to have a cap on data and it will cost me about five euros a
month.
Question I have is two fold. First I find th
The only way I dared run and exit from home was via a VPN service. Alas the
IP would keep changing, so not that useful. The VPN service was well known to
many services such as BBC so content blocked for copyright reasons. So even
less useful.
Gerry
-Original Message-
From: tor-relays
Hi,
On 10/08/2017 21:15, Tor Node Admin @ SechsNullDrei.org wrote:
> I would welcome the opportunity to tie my name to my exit nodes, if it
> weren't for the 1%-3% of illegal traffic that could land me in jail for the
> uneducated LEAs. And if it weren't for that 1%-3%, I would encourage a
> m
On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 07:53:03PM -0400, priv...@ccs.neu.edu wrote:
> We are using Online S.a.s because it it is cheap (I guess it's the same
> reason why others use it). We will check in the next couple of days if there
> is an alternative low cost provider.
If I understand the threat model f
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