t; you should actually throttle your relay
to be around for some more days. I would suggest something like 800 KB/s
and a cap on total amount of data per month, which means it will be
pushing data for ~15 days per month.
RelayBandwidthRate 800KB
AccountingMax 2000GB
AccountingRule sum
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produces graphs in the form of images,
and you can also just redirect the unfancy text output from vnstat into
"html", but there must be some more fancy html generators for vnstat
data, too.
Example vnstati generated output: http://nforce1.torservers.net/
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Hi Harvie,
Thanks for this effort! This is greatly appreciated.
Can you add your findings to
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/GoodBadISPs ? This
page could also use some general overhaul.
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not willing to do that.
No, it won't.
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service.
The relay will not accept any new connections, and thus slowly "fade
out" for the period.
There is no one valid answer to this question. I would say limiting it
so it stays around for 15-20 days per month is a good compromise.
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ost of the time they request information
via fax. They never came to the address(es) of the board members, just
to the formal address of the association.
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figuration of a separate DataDirectory and
PidFile, eg.:
DataDirectory /var/lib/tor/2
PidFile /var/run/tor/tor2.pid
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tional -- in a positive sense.
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liably detect *and block* bad behaviour.
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customer asks. You don't necessarily have to mention
Tor in your request.
> IMHO this kind of knowledge should be spread more "pro-actively", which
> is why I'm posting this on a public list.
Always a good idea to remind people. Maybe this encourages someone to
submit a patch for th
rigin" of complaints, even though they send zero abuse complaints --
they are just two of our largest and very friendly ISPs, and they show
up because all of that are complaints they forward to us.
[1] https://collector.torproject.org/
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Which guide is that? You might like
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/TorExitGuidelines . It
does not mention LLCs, but instead mentions non-profits. :-)
And what Nick said. :-)
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pace, the place to go to
depends on _your_ jurisdiction: ARIN (US/CAN), RIPE (EU), APNIC (Asia),
LANIC (Latin America), AFRINIC (Africa); IP ranges and ASNs can then be
announced by any hosting provider.
For examples, see
https://apps.db.ripe.net/search/query.html?searchtext=ZWI
On 12/10/2016 09:52 PM, pa011 wrote:
>> btw, it would be awesome to give away t-shirts or something for running
>> diverse relays.
> that was a least a promise the year ago (its not any more)
> - and I believe one should stand to his promises
I don't know where this idea is coming from that it's
So they are not setting MyFamily properly or someone else is using their
>> contactInfo.
This is correct; our MyFamily settings are very out of sync.
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people who wanted to be part of the grant didn't do it. I don't think
they ever worked well anyway, and weren't supposed to be used in that
way. We should just shut them down finally.
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I'm missing something about that, I'd
> happily submit a bug, or even try to fix this myself if I can be pointed
> at where the website code is (if it's open for contributions).
https://gitweb.torproject.org/project/web/webwml.git/
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away.
In many cases, ISPs are OK if you explain your options, they just want
to see you "dealt with it" within a reasonable timespan (~24 hours) and
are in touch with the sender of the complaint.
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On 14.04.2017 19:27, Mirimir wrote:
> For exits, speed is better than persistence, right?
There is no scientific answer to that, but I would say aim for at least
10 days per month.
> Also, I can choose VPS in UK vs DE vs US. Which is needed most? And am I
> right that a DE exit will generate the
e for a /24, please contact me
off-list and explain what exactly you would like to do with it. If we
have three other organizations (or reliable individuals) and a couple of
good use cases, we're willing to apply for the /22.
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pt. Should be good now -- all relays that we directly have
control over are in one family now. (There are a bunch of 3rd party
relays that contain our contact info without us being responsible for
them...).
Thanks nusenu for watching out.
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next week.
We had to temporarily disable some of our exits due to ongoing
negotiations with the provider.
Thank you nusenu for watching out!
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Mind sharing that configuration, and maybe even the filters you
already set up?
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hands, it's fun, and it teaches you a
lot about Tor exit operation.
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Here also, I would suggest to first (without making a
lot of noise about it) to find out what the rules around Internet usage
are, and just set one up.
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e mail. See you there!
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inutes (!) for each of the announced times.
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tching!
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On 21.02.2018 20:38, pikami wrote:
> I was wondering if it's possible to run a Web server and tor ORPort on
> the same port.
Not easily. There is sslh, a "port multiplexer", but I have no
experience with it: https://github.com/yrutschle/sslh
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On 08.09.2018 22:19, Paul wrote:
> i am glad that somebody else got notice and i agree, suspecting
> something nasty (or highly unusual) is going on. There was a discussion
> about that in Berlin in July already
>
Hi!
On 08.09.2018 09:43, Tobias Westerhever wrote:
> (a) Torservers relay family decreased?
> The organisation used to maintain much more relays than their
> family [1] currently contains. At the moment, only four relays
> located in NL belong to them, while the Metrics page indicates
> some
t seen this happening ever) than to have
outdated packages/kernels.
See https://torservers.net/wiki/setup/server for some references.
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k into the provider pool, so some other customer might be in for
a surprise...). In that case, a relay operator may decide to use disk
encryption for integrity reasons: They at least have to ask you for the
decryption key and cannot silently copy content or easily manipulate the
file sys
se the law
requires you to not interfere with forwarded traffic.
There's a section in the "Exit Guidelines" document listing relevant
laws for various jurisdictions:
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/TorExitGuidelines#Legal
Good luck!
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y. That way many of the abuse complaints will go directly
>> to you and not to the ISP.
>>
>> See also
>> https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/TorExitGuidelines
>> and
>> https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/
since 2014 is to "shut down" Torservers, to make it clear that it is in
no way achieving its goals due to lack of time.
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already "shut down" since we don't do much actively
any more, neither as association nor as umbrella. We still perform the
functions claimed on the website, and we still convert donations to exit
traffic, but there's a lot more we could be doing.
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tl;dr: torservers.net needs a new home!
I started torservers.net after a random chat at a local bar some time
early 2010. I wore a Tor shirt, and the guy next to me asked if that was
"The Onion", the satire magazine. He became pretty excited about Tor
after I told him what it was about, opened
On 04.05.19 17:21, Ralph Seichter wrote:
>> This is a call for help!
> I offered to help last year, but my email to your support address did
> not result in an answer, so I pretty much shrugged it off. I'm sure I
> can find that message and forward it to you.
>
> -Ralph
Thank you. This is a good
On 22.02.20 15:51, Michael Gerstacker wrote:
> I am the operator of my relays so if i for whatever reason decide to not
> publish that i run a bigger family then this should be my own decision.>
> If the torproject needs these information urgently they need to force it
> for example with a relay
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