> On 18 Dec 2017, at 02:45, Logforme wrote:
>
> My relay ran out of connections once and also crashed once so I followed the
> suggestions in the "DoS attacks are real (probably)" thread and implemented
> connection limits in my firewall. Everything have run smoothly since.
>
>
I've recently touted establishing a Tor exit node at the inaugural Boise
organizing committee of the Democratic Socialists of America.
The idea was considered esoteric, but such anonymity craft is useful for
activists of all stripes.
Too, performing artists (neo-burlesque, LGBTQ comics, etc.),
>My relay ran out of connections once and also crashed once so I followed
>the suggestions in the "DoS attacks are real (probably)" thread and
>implemented connection limits in my firewall. Everything has run
>smoothly since.
I missed this thread, thank you for highlighting it!
>My only
My relay ran out of connections once and also crashed once so I followed
the suggestions in the "DoS attacks are real (probably)" thread and
implemented connection limits in my firewall. Everything have run
smoothly since.
My only concern is how low I can set the number of connections per IP
Guard relay here appears to have come under steadily increasing abuse over the
last several months. Belive the two previous threads relate to the same issue:
Failing because we have 4063 connections already
// Number of file descriptors
DoS attacks are real
Several times a day a
Your kernel version ("2.6.32-042stab125.5") indicates that you are
running in an OpenVZ container. The maximum number of file descriptors
is set by the host configuration and cannot be increased from within the
container.
Run 'cat /proc/user_beancounters' to see the hard limits. Note in
Where can I set the connection limit higher or is this a result of max
bandwidth allowed?
This relay was up for over a year with no issues, however since updating
the Tor version it's been problematic at best.
Thanks.
Linux version 2.6.32-042stab125.5 (r...@kbuild-rh6-x64.eng.sw.ru) (gcc
version
Hello together,
just a thought, if you want to use the assembly space or the workshop
area in our hall, please add some information in the Wiki or here. If
you want to give a introduction to Tor or explain how to setup a tor
relay that would be great for many of he visitors.
I think there is many
I'll be there, also around the Rights & Freedoms with few conversation
on privacy-dataretention as Hermes Center!
There's also an interesting Hackers Tour organized to make Stasi Museum
Visit in Leipzig:
https://hackertours.de/
-naif (twitter @fpietrosanti)
On 13/12/2017 22:46, Artikel 5 e.V.