> Working were and are only connections without the Tor network, with > unpublished bridges, and with Tails (changing the MAC address)
That doesn't make sense. Vodafone doesn't see your Tails MAC at all. I think it's unlikely that Vodafone is throttling on purpose. Most likely, there is some broken/misconfigured router or IDS in the path to the directory servers/bridges you used. You should try to manually pick a few different entry guards with different routing (check with traceroute). Assuming you have a network consensus (e.g. from connecting with working bridges; there should be 'Browser/TorBrowser/Data/Tor/cached-microdescs' and 'cached-microdesc-consensus' files), add the following to your 'Browser/TorBrowser/Data/Tor/torrc': ---------------------------- UseEntryGuards 1 NumEntryGuards 1 UseEntryGuardsAsDirGuards 1 NumDirectoryGuards 1 EntryNodes 47B8A2122B924B0E54B3BDEE48DFB86E054BEB36 ----------------------------- Remove any bridge-related entries from the config. Some fast entry guards in Germany that should have different routing: darkit (37.114.52.7): 47B8A2122B924B0E54B3BDEE48DFB86E054BEB36 chaoscomputerclub5 (80.237.226.75): 0E22366D0EB12CA0CDD3693452F43BA0A1D9D515 becks (5.9.123.81): E9C8154418544764619D2CCD0596B355D7DFF236 With this configuration, you only need to connect to the the guard node and don't need to connect to the directory servers (where something seems to be hanging). -- tor-talk mailing list - [email protected] To unsubscribe or change other settings go to https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-talk
