Does the fact that my actual IP address has changed (say my Tor client
moves from a 3G to a wifi connection), or by extension, by Tor client
has stopped and started, have any impact on the availability of a Hidden
Service I am hosting?
What I am seeing is that I can initially connect to a HS
On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 09:11:33AM +, Nathan Freitas wrote:
Does the fact that my actual IP address has changed (say my Tor client
moves from a 3G to a wifi connection), or by extension, by Tor client
has stopped and started, have any impact on the availability of a Hidden
Service I am
Does the fact that my actual IP address has changed (say my Tor client
moves from a 3G to a wifi connection), or by extension, by Tor client
has stopped and started, have any impact on the availability of a Hidden
Service I am hosting?
I believe the answer is sortof. Your HS is still there
grarpamp:
I believe the answer is sortof. Your HS is still there and happy after
the IP/TCP and all rework themselves. But there are now probably
two different HS descriptors published in six places and you need
to wait for one to timeout. See what rend-spec and man page says.
Would modifying
Would modifying RendPostPeriod help with this timeout?
It seems like the lowest value I can set for that is 600 seconds. I
would rather it be something like 6 seconds for this scenario, but I can
understand how that might cause a problem.
I can't answer if tor senses and republishes on an ip
