> On 19 Aug 2016, at 06:50, majacobs wrote:
>
> Is my understanding correct that is NOT possible to run an accesspoint that
> connects to tor running a relay instead of an exit-node?
> I am able to torify programs running on the system , but need the acces point
> to be torified for some clients that need to go through tor. I am aware that
> this is possible if I run an exit node but my isp is seeing malware traffic
> every week or do if I do so…
It's entirely ok for Tor clients to send traffic to tor exits on the other side
of the world.
It's also ok to set up a bridge for your local tor clients, and have them
access the tor network through that bridge.
There's no need to run an exit relay locally.
Tim
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