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9teen wrote:
Georg Sluyterman wrote:
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Why?
worst case: you might get your home searched or computers taken away
(for some time).
At least you may need to write letters again and again explaining to
some officials, that you run a TOR
Hi folks,
I like the TOR project and want to participate. My question: Is it a
good idea to set up a server, which is not connected to the internet
contineously? -- i.e. I turn on my computer, when I come home from
work and turn it off at bedtime, so it runs several hours a day - is
this enough?
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Florian D. wrote:
Hi folks,
I like the TOR project and want to participate. My question: Is it a
good idea to set up a server, which is not connected to the internet
contineously? -- i.e. I turn on my computer, when I come home from
work and turn
Alexander W. Janssen wrote:
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(...) although I wouldn't advice you run a Tor-node at
home if you want to be an Exit-Node.
Why?
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Regards Georg
Georg Sluyterman wrote:
Alexander W. Janssen wrote:
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(...) although I wouldn't advice you run a Tor-node at
home if you want to be an Exit-Node.
Why?
worst case: you might get your home searched or computers taken away
(for some time).
At least you may need to write letters
9teen wrote:
But bridge-relays or non-exit nodes are also fine and and help the TOR
network as well.
ok, thx for the answers, will do that.
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