Hi,
On the VPS where I run a couple of bridges, I often see the following:
tcp6 0 0 aaa.bbb.cc.dd:443 194.14.247.1:18913 SYN_RECV
tcp6 0 0 aaa.bbb.cc.dd:443 54.93.50.35:18457 SYN_RECV
tcp6 0 0 aaa.bbb.cc.dd:443 194.68.0.1:29917 SYN_RECV
tcp6
Hi, I'm new to setting up a relay but I'd like to help the Tor Network. I
have some, perhaps silly, doubts:
1. Can I use tor browser from the same computer the bridge relay node is
set up? Navigation will remain anonymous (at least similar than when using
only tor browser)?
2. Will I notice any
FYI, below is a start at a short-term plan to address the current network
weighting issues, now that, as of a few weeks ago, gabelmoo's torflow
died and Sebastian hasn't been able to get it going properly again.
See also nifty's new ticket:
https://bugs.torproject.org/33824
--Roger
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Hi Roger,
Some quick facts
- tor is enabled to auto-start when the system boots
- I do have nyx on that box, but I just run it every now and then (i.e. it
does not run permanently)
- there is nothing else than tor on the box
- disc space is not an issue: 45G free on /root, 700M free on /boot and
On Mon, Apr 06, 2020 at 11:01:09AM +0200, Totor be wrote:
> I have upgraded recently my relays (totorbe*) to CentOS8 + tor 0.4.2.7 and
> they all seemed to run properly
> This morning, I just noticed a weird behavior on one of them (no idea since
> when this is going on)
>
> When starting tor, it
