Thanks Paul. I will be sure to keep a backup.
Best,
Jason
- Jason Odoom
GPG 9031B50D
On Thu, Jun 28, 2018 at 6:55 PM Paul Templeton wrote:
>
> > I regret to inform you all that I will be shutting down my Tor Exit
> node - Winter [0] after more than five years.
>
> Makes me sad :-(
>
> Keep
> While the official Tor site arguably needs a thorough resign, designing
> a manifold manual for diverse interests and levels of ability AND threat
> models is no easy task. It's the classic security/ease of use conundrum!
The part to do first and well is the advice for installing and
On 06/28/2018 01:19 AM, arisbe wrote:
> Hello George and all,
>
> When I was learning to implement Tor I had difficulty wading through the
> web pages for information. Some pages were obsolete, some poorly
> maintained (think Tor flow or good/bad hosting companies). The Tor
> manual is just a
> I regret to inform you all that I will be shutting down my Tor Exit node -
> Winter [ 0] after more than five years.
Makes me sad :-(
Keep a backup - you may find hope else where... You never know.
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teor:
> I think that is a part of the relay guide that we can improve:
> Relays exist so that clients can use the network.
> Consensus flags exist so that clients can use the network efficiently.
> Bandwidth weights are assigned so that clients can use the network
> efficiently.
tracked as:
> On 29 Jun 2018, at 07:39, Matthias Fetzer wrote:
>
> Currently rofltor03 has a traffic cap. I can change it to a long
> running and bandwidth (instead of traffic) capped relay tho, if that
> is wanted.
How often does the relay reach its traffic cap?
Becoming a fallback adds about 10
Hi,
you can include the following two relays for sure, as they are
guaranteed to not change their ip / port:
- 1E01B887F7FB61BEFC34FA8D9EA98E4268A8275F (rofltor02)
- 41A3C16269C7B63DB6EB741DBDDB4E1F586B1592 (rofltor03)
Currently rofltor03 has a traffic cap. I can change it to a long
running and
Hi Gunnar,
Either is alright!
Thank you for getting in contact and offering your relay as a fallback
directory mirror!
> On Jun 27, 2018, at 10:42 AM, Gunnar Wolf wrote:
>
> Colin Childs dijo [Tue, Jun 26, 2018 at 11:40:42AM -0500]:
>> Hello Tor Relay Operators,
>>
>> Do you want your
Hello relay operators,
I regret to inform you all that I will be shutting down my Tor Exit node -
Winter [0] after more than five years. Digital Ocean's new bandwidth
policy has made it incredibly expensive to keep this online. I incurred
almost $200 of usage. I was lucky enough to have
Hi there,
> what "things" do you wish you knew before you started running a relay?
I wish I knew what the tor community and the tor network expects from us.
For example, is it expected from us to keep the relay with 100%
uptime? or would it be still fine to -say- have 70% uptime? or if it
is
Arisbe,
>
> When I was learning to implement Tor I had difficulty wading through the
> web pages for information
It is odd for such well motivated people to leave such a mess unculled.
The most useful help is outside the website.
I hope a breath of fresh air is on the way.
Rob
Hello George and all,
When I was learning to implement Tor I had difficulty wading through the
web pages for information. Some pages were obsolete, some poorly
maintained (think Tor flow or good/bad hosting companies). The Tor
manual is just a huge list of Tor terminology with no aids to
> You can rent a relay anywhere in the world. (I rent a few machines in
> other countries, because internet in my country is slow.)
pfft - Does they live in AU - LOL - If they do then its expensive as well...
But teor is right plenty of systems out there in the world - some really cheap.
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