On Thu, Sep 25, 2014 at 02:18:48PM -0800, I wrote:
> Does anyone have an idea what might be done with a VPS in China?
In most networks in China, it will be difficult to set up a relay.
Relays must be able to talk to each other and upload their descriptors
to directory authorities. That does not w
Philipp,
Do you mean that installing Tor may be possible but that Tor won't be able to
communicate from China to the rest of Tor outside China?
If that is so is there any way to help censored users using a VPS there?
It seems that the censors can't watch everything the VPS is doing and it is
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Hy guys,
I am not completely confirm with a TOR instance running as a bridge on a VPS in
China.
Maybe you could advise how the bridge protocol is able to connect to a TOR
relay outside of the great wall.
I would setup a bridge in China if it can c
Hello everyone,
As people who have been following Tor Weekly News or other news
sources, I have been working on a new pluggable transport in the
obfs-line to better allow censored users to reach the Tor network.
The result, obfs4 is what I would consider ready for general
deployment[0], and as pa
On 09/25/2014 09:39 PM, list-tor-rel...@nosur.com wrote:
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> Obviously, this would require HAProxy
Hi,
it seems there is a problem with haproxy and Tor, check
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/12160 . In case you
actually test this setup, i guess that adding more info to t
