Hi,
We have been having some issues with our metrics pipeline. We had to
replace Collector, the service that archives Tor network documents, with
the Rust rewrite (collector-rs). When Collector has trouble publishing
data, Onionoo, which feeds the metrics website, ends up missing data.
As you can see in
https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/network-health/metrics/onionoo/-/work_items/40055,
I have partially fixed the "first seen" field.
When did you start these relays? If they were started before 2024, the
"first seen" field will not have been fixed for them, because we are
still missing some of that data in our database.
That said, we are updating our pipeline and slowly fixing all of these
issues.
I hope this helps!
Cheers,
-hiro
On 13/07/2026 01:39, wxw--- via tor-relays wrote:
Hi
I have operated many relays over the years. I only started using tor metrics to
check up on my relays for maybe 3-5 years. Over the last year I have noticed
that my uptime has reset randomly sometimes every couple of days sometimes
every couple of weeks. When I first started they were up for months at a time.
Now I know what you may be thinking that my relays are just going down for
whatever reason. Well that's not the case as I do monitor them independently
also.
The thing is they all go out and reset the uptime at exactly the same time. Now
I use 3 separate vps providers for 17 middle relays. When I go to check them
they all are showing the exact same new uptime. Can you help me to understand
this.
Thanks a lot for all that you do.
Regards
Phil (search masstor relays)
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