On Mon, 8 Jun 2015 22:35:28 -0700
Alexey Nayden alexey.nay...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello everybody,
A couple of months ago I decided to run a Tor exit relay. I contacted
several VPS and dedicated providers and ended up using PulseServers,
because they offered unmetered fast channel for
Hello,
I'm planning on starting an exit relay at instantservers [1]. They wrote
me that they are OK with tor exit nodes, but you are supposed to answer
abuse mails within 24h.
Maybe anyone else already has some experience with instantservers?
server4you also seems to be very cheap...so what
Hi Alexey-san,
I'm running tor exit relay on VPS from amerinoc and they didn't seems
to have problem with that. I mentioned that when I asked them to change
abuse e-mail for ip-address and they were ok with that.
However I would definitly recommend you to take look at this list:
I've got a few relays with PulseServers as well.
I really like them. I've spoken to the owner Kyle quite a few times. I
accepted that he is a reseller of OVH, reluctantly, because their abuse
department are fuc... Nevermind.
You could try opticservers.com, based in the UK. I have a few relays
I have an exit on Wedos since April and so far things have been well. I receive
the usual abuse/hacking/nastiness complaint and respond politely within 72
hour. The only issue is on Atlas the exit doesn't yet have exit flag, but I am
assuming this is down to bwauth issue etc etc.
Will
I'm running two servers through SolarVPS and they were cool with running
exits. Pre-paid $51/year per server. So far so good.
https://atlas.torproject.org/#details/614FCCB06C88FA00CD6BDCF405F2552ED08FF965
https://atlas.torproject.org/#details/6A40217CDB92106793F04AEBAEB3028AAB3FAD02
James
On
I was sure I'm the only Tor-exit customer of PulseServers, it's nice
to know I'm not alone.
I agree Kyle is very friendly and responsive. I think I'm going to try
opticservers.com as well,
they look pretty cheap and if you're saying they're exit-friendly as
well, it sounds like a great
option.
Actually I remembered a third relay having problems.
On Friday last week my provider asked me to rate limit one of my relays
because it was pumping a lot of data. (Unmetered does have its limits,
and I fully appreciate how my provider handled it) I changed the
RelayBandwidth from 100Mbit to
A straightforward improvement to BWauth
measurement crossed my mind.
Seems likely part of the volatile,
bipolar measurement issue is overfast
feedback of weighting increases and
the increased traffic that results.
For example, a BWauth measures 8 MByte/sec
of bandwidth day one and increases
the
