Nevermind. It got its flags back and is now working a expected. :)
Thanks for everybody's help!
On 03.10.2016 05:45, Sheesh wrote:
>
> Alright, thank you!
>
> I'm just wondering why I have only a few connections (14 inbound, 1
> outbound) right now. But I guess that's because the relay lost its
> stable and fast flag due to server move and several restarts and now
> needs some time to reestablish?
>
>
> On 03.10.2016 04:03, teor wrote:
>>> On 2 Oct 2016, at 18:59, Sheesh wrote:
>>>
>>> Thank you! Two last questions, though (hope it's okay): Do I need to put
>>> ExitPolicy reject6 *:* in my torrc or is this covered by ExitPolicy reject
>>> *:*?
>> ExitPolicy reject *:* applies to both IPv4 and IPv6.
>> And your relay won't exit on IPv4 unless you set ExitRelay to 1, and won't
>> exit on IPv6 unless you set IPv6Exit and ExitRelay to 1.
>>
>>> Also why do I always have 4 or 8 circuits open? At least that's what
>>> tor-arm shows me.
>> Because tor preemptively builds circuits for you to use when you need them.
>> When your relay publishes a descriptor, it will make more circuits as needed
>> to relay client traffic.
>>
>> Tim
>>
>>> On 03.10.2016 03:34, teor wrote:
> On 2 Oct 2016, at 17:17, Sheesh
> wrote:
>
> Thanks for everybody's input. I decided to move the relay keys to the
> new server but I'm not entirely sure if I start another slow (500KB/s)
> one or just seed some Linux distros or do something else helpful.
>
> Also I do have a question about IPv6:
> If I read right I just have to add
> ORPort [IPv6]:Port
> DirPort [IPv6]:Port
>
You only need the ORPort, the IPv6 DirPort isn't needed any more.
(It was used by a few of the 0.2.8 alpha series, but removed before the
stable release.)
> is this correct?
> Can I specify the same ports I use for IPv4 (443 and 80)?
>
Yes, this should work on most OSs, if it doesn't, please file a bug.
> Also since I have a couple of IPv6 available but a non-exit relay is it
> still necessary to set OutboundBindAddress?
>
OutboundBindAddress can be used twice, once with an IPv4 address and once
with an IPv6 address. Outbound traffic on a non-exit relay is all IPv4,
and it will use the routing table if you don't use OutboundBindAddress.
Unless you have multiple IPv4 addresses, it won't make any difference.
T
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