Would it be useful to run multiple Tor instances and onionbalance on the very same server? Or does that totally defeat the purpose of onionbalance?
In my case, it's not a location hidden service. Just an alternative way to connect to a server which is available over clearnet anyhow. I guess the presumption of onionbalance is that a location hidden server shouldn't produce too much Tor traffic as that would be suspicious? Is a single Tor client a bottleneck? I.e. are multiple Tor clients more performant than only one Tor client? Does onionbalance "only" work around limitations of individual servers in CPU / IO / bandwidth? In other words, assume CPU / IO / bandwidth is "unlimited" on one server. (And ignore failover.) Does it make sense to run multiple Tor instances and onionbalance or would a single Tor instance without onionbalance be sufficient? Cheers, Patrick _______________________________________________ tor-dev mailing list tor-dev@lists.torproject.org https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-dev
