Okay, I stand corrected.
Tried it 3 years ago with Hetzner (my first Tor relay) and they denied.
Anyway, good luck!
markus
> On 22. Nov 2018, at 21:34, Moritz Bartl wrote:
>
> That's not true. I found plenty of providers that do WHOIS
> reassignments, for typical rented servers in the 50-100
That's not true. I found plenty of providers that do WHOIS
reassignments, for typical rented servers in the 50-100 Euro price
range. OVH does it for any customer, Hetzner does it for any customer,
regardless of price. (They are both not suitable for exits though)
It is purely a matter of labor,
dluga...@protonmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> no its not possible. This is powerful VPS with single IP. I simply do
> not want to have blacklisted IP because tor relay is running on it.
>
>
> In the past many times IP was blaclisted and afterwards I had several
> problems with email delivery.
>
> I
Hi,
> I simply do not want to have blacklisted IP because tor relay is running on
> it.
most likely the only safe way to run a Tor client is as a bridge - they are by
default not recognizable as Tor node. But even with a bridge you'll still have
lots of unused ressources :)
Renke
Hi,
no its not possible. This is powerful VPS with single IP. I simply do not want
to have blacklisted IP because tor relay is running on it.
In the past many times IP was blaclisted and afterwards I had several problems
with email delivery.
I do not understand why rbls blocking tor non exit
Hallo Olaf,
hat dir schon jemand für Blutmagie kostenloses hosting anzubieten?
Ich habe genug freie Resourcen, wenn du von mir eine VM dafür haben
möchtest. Die SSL-Zertifikate könnte man doch wunderbar per Let's
Encrypt
machen, oder nicht?
Viele Grüße,
Matthias
On 2018-11-11 12:51, Olaf
