Recently noticed Tor being slower than usual & network map shows MANY
new connections building, then failing VERY quickly. (within a sec or
so). Does this constantly - one connection after another. Using
Vidalia 0.2.1.26-0.2.9; Torbutton 1.2.5.
Sometimes there are at least 3 connections op
That is normal right after you start Tor up. What your seeing is Tor
is still building circuits. After a short period, it does level out,
then you should only be showing several circuits. Your dl/up speeds
will vary during this and will level off shortly after.
After your connection has been up fo
Dear Tor folks,
I am still seeing the same problem [1]. In April it used the whole limit
of 1 TB and hibernated after the limit was reached, but afterward it
only came back to around 100 GB per month.
Fast IT is not limiting the bandwidth in any way. I tested that. CPU and
memory are not utilize
Not sure, but mine goes up and down all the time. I am not on a
allocation or accounting like you, but I check several times a day
generally, but at least once a day the bandwidth usage is different
than before.
It may still be re-balancing, but I also notice that the mode nodes
that are running,
I have noticed over the past 2 weeks, I have been getting an unusual
amount of scrubs. It doesn't tell me which addresses are being
scrubbed, so I don't know if they are the same or different ones. It
does not affect the operation of Tor. Just fills up the logs.
Is there a way to have the '[scrubb
I saw a message from Tor-op in reference to a similar problem and his
solution was:
Add the below line to your torrc and the scrubbed will be replaced by
the domain in question.
SafeLogging 0
of which I tried, but it would not stay in the torrc file. It seems to
remove it self at some point.
As
What I'm seeing is completely ABnormal from what I've seen for 1 - 2
yrs, over several Tor / Vidalia versions. I often looked at network
maps - was never like this.
1) What I described about connections constantly (RAPID fire - dozens,
one after another) building, then immediately after 90%
Paul,
Is your relay running on a virtual machine (V-colo)?
If so, check your user beancounters, they may show you which resources
are being exhausted. Also, do you find any messages in your log?
On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 8:47 AM, Paul Menzel
wrote:
> Dear Tor folks,
>
>
> I am still seeing the s
What I'm seeing is completely ABnormal from what I've seen for 1 - 2
yrs, over several Tor / Vidalia versions. I often looked at network
maps - was never like this.
1) What I described about connections constantly (RAPID fire - dozens,
one after another) building, then immediately after 90%
Are there any extra options you could add in the torrc file to harden hidden
services from possible attacks?
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Thus spake Joe Btfsplk (joebtfs...@gmx.com):
> What I'm seeing is completely ABnormal from what I've seen for 1 - 2
> yrs, over several Tor / Vidalia versions. I often looked at network
> maps - was never like this.
>
> 1) What I described about connections constantly (RAPID fire - dozens,
Dear Thomas,
Am Mittwoch, den 13.10.2010, 10:31 -0400 schrieb Thomas S. Benjamin:
> Is your relay running on a virtual machine (V-colo)?
Yes, the relay is running on a virtual machine.
> If so, check your user beancounters, they may show you which resources
> are being exhausted.
Xen is used.
On Wed, 13 Oct 2010 09:02:20 -0500
Jon wrote:
> I saw a message from Tor-op in reference to a similar problem and his
> solution was:
>
> Add the below line to your torrc and the scrubbed will be replaced by
> the domain in question.
>
> SafeLogging 0
>
> of which I tried, but it would not sta
When Adium checks for new emails when an acct is routed thru tor.. will the
eail checking also be routed thru it, or will it use the global settings?
thus Paul Menzel spake:
> Dear Thomas,
>
>
> Am Mittwoch, den 13.10.2010, 10:31 -0400 schrieb Thomas S. Benjamin:
>
>> Is your relay running on a virtual machine (V-colo)?
>
> Yes, the relay is running on a virtual machine.
>
>> If so, check your user beancounters, they may show you which reso
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