Mike Perry wrote on 01.09.2007 15:50:
> [...]
> In addition, many users should experience noticable improvement in
> performance just based on the fact that we are choosing guards
> in proportion to their bandwidth and expiring guards that were
> selected with the buggy uniform algorithm.
> [...]
Hi Ben,
Ben Wilhelm wrote on 27.12.2006 23:11:
> I am having some trouble setting up MyFamily properly. I've found my
> fingerprint without any issue - it looks like "DD91 7584 0D14 450F A3F9
> 482C 22AC 83B8 D861 E802" - but when I try to add it to the torrc in the
> obvious way:
>
> MyFamily
Hi,
On my Tor server (roundabout, 0.1.2.4-alpha) the following message usually
appears up to three times
a day:
". [notice] I learned some more directory information, but not enough to
build a circuit."
I read once in a posting with a similar subject that this notice ist not
further intere
Joerg Maschtaler wrote on 14.11.2006 23:16:
> The notice to increase the number of open files does not appear anymore
> but is there a way to find out the value of "ulimit -n" for the Tor user
> whithout login as Tor user?
A friend of mine provided me the following patch whic
Hi,
today the Department of Justice in Germany announced a draft which
commits a provider of anonymization services to store data of
connections for the last six month.
A german version of the draft is available at
http://www.humanistische-union.de/fileadmin/hu_upload/doku/vorratsdaten/de-recht/b
Hi,
after a notice in the logfile that I should increase the number of open
files I follow the instructions of
http://tor.eff.org/docs/tor-doc-server.html.en -> Step three -> chapter 16.
(BTW, the provided link in this chapter
http://wiki.noreply.org/noreply/TheOnionRouter/TorFAQ#FileDescriptors
d
Hi,
If the bandwidth setting in torrc is higher than the available bandwidth:
What is the behaviour of a Tor server in such a case?
(More precisely 0.1.2.3-alpha on a virtual server with SuSE 10.0 64Bit
with libevent 1.1-2 and a kernel based on 2.6.8)
Thx in advance,
Joerg
BlueStar88 schrieb am 02.09.2006 01:56:
> hi torlanders,
>
> today i got this ready to some useful state:
>
> http://node2.xenobite.eu/torstat.php
Very nice :)
BTW, what does "Guard" mean?
Regards,
Joerg
Hi Roger,
First, i used the wrong logfile. Sorry.
The notice from the logfile was from another server.
Nevertheless the limit was exceeded on the server i meant.
Roger Dingledine schrieb am 05.08.2006 16:20:
> On Thu, Aug 03, 2006 at 01:52:17PM +0200, Joerg Maschtaler wrote:
>>
Hello,
i use Tor 0.1.1.22 as a server.
The limit for traffic which i defined with option AccountingMax was
exceeded for both directions in the given interval.
In the logfile i see the following notice:
---snip---
Jul 31 18:54:24.076 [notice] accounting_set_wakeup_time(): Configured
hibernation.
Hi,
i noticed the following log messages after starting my Tor server
(0.1.1.20):
---snip---
Jun 01 16:42:48.112 [notice] We now have enough directory information to
build circuits.
Jun 01 16:42:56.203 [notice] Our directory information is no longer
up-to-date enough to build circuits.
Jun 01 16:
Oups...
The subject should be "What happened after resolving of the name has
failed?" :/
Sorry,
Joerg
Joerg Maschtaler wrote on 19.05.2006 21:19:
> Hi,
>
> on my Tor server (0.1.1.19-rc) i've got the message in notices.log:
> ---snip---
> [warn] check_descripto
Hi,
on my Tor server (0.1.1.19-rc) i've got the message in notices.log:
---snip---
[warn] check_descriptor_ipaddress_changed(): options->Address didn't
resolve into an IP.
---snap---
After this message no further message was written (for ~2 hours).
My question is:
Is this Tor server "offline" and
Hi,
if it possible to add an option which allows to shrink memory buffers
immediatly if they are not full? [1]
I run an Tor server on a virtual server in which the amount of RAM is
the bottleneck of this system.
Since ~ 3 weeks i measure the "resident" memory allocation and the
corresponding traf
Hi Lutz,
Lutz Horn wrote on 11.05.2006 12:17:
> I'm especially interested in
> people's experience with virtual vs. dedicated servers.
I run a Tor server (roundabout) on a virtual server at Strato.
No problems occurred so far but i never exceeded the limit of available
RAM (128 MB fix assigned u
Roger Dingledine wrote on 23.04.2006 23:13:
> On Sun, Apr 23, 2006 at 10:58:36PM +0200, Joerg Maschtaler wrote:
>> I run two Tor server which settings are very similar and i can't figure
>> out why one of them runs only one process with a memory allocation of ~
>> 10 MB
Peter Palfrader schrieb am 23.04.2006 23:09:
> On Sun, 23 Apr 2006, Joerg Maschtaler wrote:
>
>> I run two Tor server which settings are very similar and i can't figure
>> out why one of them runs only one process with a memory allocation of ~
>> 10 MB (online sinc
Hi,
I run two Tor server which settings are very similar and i can't figure
out why one of them runs only one process with a memory allocation of ~
10 MB (online since 6 h) and the other one runs six processes with a
memory allocation up to 120MB.
(Both server are running on the same OS.)
So my q
Hi,
i run two Tor servers (road2nowhere, roundabout) and set their nicknames
in option MyFamily on both servers.
These "tests" are made on server road2nowhere.
If i use the nickname of the other server (MyFamily roundabout,
road2nowhere) the following message appears in notices.log:
---snip---
Hi,
i have just updated my server "road2nowhere" by compiling the source and
installing "over" the version 0.1.0.17.
The old server fingerprint seems to be overwritten with a new one during
this update.
notices.log shows the following entries:
---snip---
Mar 13 23:16:05.852 [warn] routers_update_
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