Hi,
i run 17 Entrys and one bridge at the moment.
I dont plan to change the IP adresses or the ports and most of them are
already paid for nearly two years and i dont see a reason to switch them
off after that time so if more fallback directory mirrors are needed then
feel free to add them:
Good evening fellow relay operators,
I haven't ever taken the time to configure bandwidth limits in torrc, always
preferring to manage it at the firewall as we have other bandwidth limits set
there as well. However, I'm curious - what do other relay operators prefer?
Make your day great,
Hi,
> On 14 Jan 2019, at 11:37, Vasilis wrote:
>
> Signed PGP part
> teor:
>> Colin also asked relay operators to opt-in as fallback directory mirrors
>> (in the last half of 2018). In December, he helped rebuild the fallback
>> directory mirror list.
>
> Thank you for working on this.
>
>
Dear Relay Operators,
Thanks to everyone who opted-in their relays as fallback directory
mirrors.
We rebuilt the list of fallbacks in December 2018. [0] The new list
was released in Tor 0.3.5.6-rc, and it was backported to all
supported Tor releases. [1]
The FallbackDir flags on Consensus
Hello,
So I am running an obfuscated bridge using the tor expert bundle and the
compiled version of obfs4.
There are some questions I wanted to ask.
So, I am looking to add pluggable transports to my bridge, which currently only
supports obfs4. I do not have access to any services that offer
OVH are not monitoring:
I did not see it in the T that you only run on Tor with OVH on dedicated
servers. I have been running an exit on OVH VPS for many months now at 17TB a
month and not a squeak from OVH, and not a single complaint forwarded to me so
far. The Tor is open to many 1000s
