-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I selected a new subject line since this isn't on topic anymore (letter from the feds). I noticed in the German version the help text is not completely displayed so the user doesn't know what that limit is really about (and the help icon is talking about the old limit, the INcoming traffic limit only). So I switched to English and it tells me to put in my upload speed. So I tried out 40 kb/s maximum and 20 kb/s minimum and get the following error message each time I start my (middleman) server: Jan 12 16:54:38:703 [Warning] bandwidthrate unreadable or 0. Failing. Jan 12 16:54:38:703 [Warning] router_rebuild_descriptor(): Couldn't allocate string for descriptor. Jan 12 16:54:38:921 [Warning] bandwidthrate unreadable or 0. Failing. Jan 12 16:54:38:921 [Warning] router_rebuild_descriptor(): Couldn't allocate string for descriptor. Jan 12 16:54:40:187 [Warning] bandwidthrate unreadable or 0. Failing. Jan 12 16:54:40:203 [Warning] router_rebuild_descriptor(): Couldn't allocate string for descriptor.
It goes on and on like that. I looked at the torrc file and it correctly saved what I typed in: BandwidthBurst 40960 # A token bucket limits the average incoming bandwidth on this node to the # specified number of bytes per second. BandwidthRate 20480 If I put in 3 digit numbers (for example 300 kb/s and 200 kb/s) I don't get the error message. However, my bandwidth is completey taken by Tor and denies any other internet activities unless I had all the time of the world available. ;) Sincerely, Enigma - -- German Tor mailing list / surveillance and anonymity: http://www.anti1984.com GPG key ID: 4096R/602492EA [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: > On Thu, Jan 11, 2007 at 11:24:07PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote 1.9K bytes in 51 lines about: > : Yeah I read that but I can't find any option for that in Vidalia, was > : it integrated into Vidalia yet or just in Tor? Sadly, I don't know how > : to set options for Tor without Vidalia. ;) > > It only appears under Settings -> Server -> Relay Traffic for the Tor > Network -> Bandwidth Limits tab. At least, this is the path in > my version of Vidalia (0.0.10). > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.5 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iQIVAwUBRaewDKwicbNgJJLqAQLEYQ//dDXQmdJzUGgfxC2D3ZThak83eBg2nRzE 7eSBxKnlK4gU6wZ/71YNh4Y1azWeqC5M/bVDitWllohm6hO1jxNLCrP0cgziBrNX ASTPIPeVjoN9J9ZkeeTynqr9wJaWrWfpTugrorn/W4l1Kui5CDDXTU7zU2iMoQuo diuJqw21Y014YZ+h3cEYI4wPjfMSWdckPlsHSjFwuIAXHoiVtFh7gQpz3DBGBUPJ DKObEq/j1rVa91s+xZCkMYO0JjvqbzVykosRi+snDFXmc4zvQ8hiqtE88oxzE+5j sfPo023ehIIK91Yy5XPKEtLfVLdDsgzHte3azq4RNyfWusY87fU/1blbgm9s0FCw 0hIbIO/YYGpRK4SNzfVGdxmIE8bnlLQfyXQi4pYg78WJ4Gg90wwDCDpjGKSYeWAo AwhvB3341VCH+c43aFPNrMJu66bu9tmzjX0IjjNwZQfGWYyK9Jussm67V9E2cAJB 41l5RA9fxhn8B5U9hmBgqoDPFGGARlbs8cV3OFhWfeZmWBKFck9Yufmia2kIF6jz 6tnU1CnHoP02IDLsAGYgbynxhby1/HVPwMc0ckJIgIQYN97VK4OauoisgSjabYE5 i3bMgd2XwhzuF+bPvZSAUuTkGJX7v8VoPjzTkGJ34L6wU23hdpk32QFHrIbStwEl zV35OJnWGvE= =FBtk -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----