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Hey guys,
Today on Reddit I saw a post on /r/Tor that listed the number of relays by
version, which was pretty cool. While OP apparently loaded the information into
SQLite and selected the count, there's another way to do it:
sudo cat /var/lib/t
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Hi torservers,
since you haven't updated most of your relays to address [1] released
on 2014-07-28 yet, I was wondering if everything is ok? collective
vacation?
Since you are operating a significant chunk of the tor network's bw -
timely patching
Hi Tim,
On 16 Aug 2014, at 23:53, Tim wrote:
> I'm running a relay on a similarly "dynamic" IP.
> If the line goes down, I'm reallocated a new one. But otherwise the IP is
> stable.
> If I don't notice the change, I notice the traffic drop, then I update the
> torrc, and everything works again.
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I've got For on my laptop too and try my best..Honest. Just don't
want to do the opposite and noise people up by fucking things up. As in
being annoying. Binary was never my thing and fear just blindly dabbling.
This is why I'm asking so many stupid fucking questions. I mean, I'm a T
total,
Alright Nils I'm no bright spark and have only come to my senses over the
past 4 years since stopping drinking. I feel like I've just been let out of
a fucking box and just realised how oblivious to life alcohol had made me.
The oblivion was bliss but when you've been resuscitated twice with a live
Amen (:
On Saturday, August 16, 2014, Graeme Briggs-White
wrote:
> Just want to do my bit and get as savvy as I can @ 48! I hate the western
> corporate machine and am willing to do all I can on top of demonstrations
> and fund raising. Our rights and freedoms are at an all time low and
> foreig
Just want to do my bit and get as savvy as I can @ 48! I hate the western
corporate machine and am willing to do all I can on top of demonstrations
and fund raising. Our rights and freedoms are at an all time low and
foreign wars waged to device and conquer.Sorry getting on my
soapbox a
Well, depending on how much world wide connectivity you're willing to
sacrifice you could purchase an American S3 which have just under 2GB of
RAM and a higher clocked processor. I think the S3 is one of the few phones
where the international version is actually lower spec than the American
locked
Well put it this way, no matter what i do, at best i can manage just under
700 mb of ram out of the total 832 mb on offer. If i try to get involved in
the orbot relay it's better off not trying and just sticking to a
transparent proxy through root. 832 mb is just not enough over all and ram
swap wo
dynamic ip addresses are fine, especially for bridges.[0]
relatively lower bandwidth is also great for bridges.[1]
[0] https://www.torproject.org/docs/faq.html.en#RelayFlexible
[1] https://www.torproject.org/docs/faq.html.en#RelayOrBridge
On 14-08-16 04:09 PM, IceFish ThreeTwo wrote:
> Alright t
Alright thanks. Yeah it's a "dynamic" IP. I bet they just say that in case
they have to change it for some reason.
On Saturday, August 16, 2014, justaguy wrote:
> That's not a big deal, if it's once every 8 months.
> But every day, that would be a problem.
> If you keep running your relay for 8
That's not a big deal, if it's once every 8 months.
But every day, that would be a problem.
If you keep running your relay for 8 months, and then an ip change, i
think it will be back at normal speeds in like 5 minutes
On 08/16/2014 10:04 PM, IceFish ThreeTwo wrote:
Unfortunately my ISP only pro
Unfortunately my ISP only provides static IPs for their business accounts,
which, even if in my price range, I can't get at my home because of zoning.
My IP hasn't changed once since I got the service and I think I've kinda
locked it in with my router. But if it does switch say once every 8 months,
Yes, other relays don't like your relay changing ip's all the time.
You should try to get a static ip somehow, ask your isp :)
On 08/16/2014 10:00 PM, IceFish ThreeTwo wrote:
I have a dynamic IP from my ISP. Is that going to cause issues with my
relay?
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I have a dynamic IP from my ISP. Is that going to cause issues with my
relay?
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I ran a relay on my Sprint S3 (2GB RAM) for a few weeks over wifi. Didnt
work out so well
On Saturday, August 16, 2014, Nils Vogels wrote:
> Am i correct in understanding you are trying to run a relay on a phone?
>
> Unless this phone is on a stable (wifi) connection, this would effectively
> be
Am i correct in understanding you are trying to run a relay on a phone?
Unless this phone is on a stable (wifi) connection, this would effectively be
the same as running a relay on a dialup connection.
Greets!
On August 16, 2014 10:36:51 AM CEST, Graeme Briggs-White
wrote:
>I have a roote
Hmm. Well I was an android for a number of years until a few weeks ago when
I switched to iPhone, so I might be some help. What exactly are you trying
to do that there's not enough RAM for?
On Saturday, August 16, 2014, Graeme Briggs-White
wrote:
> Yes. It's not enough ram and I'm stumped about
Yes. It's not enough ram and I'm stumped about what to do about it. The CM
11 ROM will not allow RAM swap. Not sure what else to do. Love the phone
apart from that
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Wait it depends which network.
Is it international version?
On Saturday, August 16, 2014, Graeme Briggs-White
wrote:
> It's under 1 Gig mate. Think you are thinking of the S4...
> On 16 Aug 2014 18:30, "IceFish ThreeTwo" <
> threehundredthirtytwofis...@gmail.com
> >
> wrote:
>
>> Not sure e
It's under 1 Gig mate. Think you are thinking of the S4...
On 16 Aug 2014 18:30, "IceFish ThreeTwo" <
threehundredthirtytwofis...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Not sure exactly what you're asking here, but I know for a fact that the
> Samsung galaxy s3 has 2GB of RAM...
>
> On Saturday, August 16, 2014
Not sure exactly what you're asking here, but I know for a fact that the
Samsung galaxy s3 has 2GB of RAM...
On Saturday, August 16, 2014, Graeme Briggs-White
wrote:
> I have a rooted Samsung S3 with CM 11 4.4.4 nightly build and would like
> to know exactly how to get the best for everyone invo
I believe I found the cause of the disappearance of the Directory flags on my
router. I had set the AccountingMax feature. Apparently, this disables the
Directory port and generates a notice-level message:
"Not advertising DirPort (Reason: AccountingMax enabled)"
After commenting out the featur
I have a rooted Samsung S3 with CM 11 4.4.4 nightly build and would like to
know exactly how to get the best for everyone involved on the network. My
problem seems to be ram capacity and have tried every which way to improve
that. Nothing seems to work as it has under 1 Gig of ram. How do I
configu
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