One way is to limit the bw in /etc/tor/torrc
RelayBandwidthRate 100 KB
Long term you have to get at least 2TB vps or unmetered bandwidth. Once the
relay is stable there will be lot of connections.
On Wednesday, June 18, 2014 8:56 PM, s...@sky-ip.org s...@sky-ip.org wrote:
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If you are on Linux it is worth to install ARM to monitor it.
https://www.torproject.org/projects/arm.html.en
Also check from https://globe.torproject.org/
On Thursday, June 19, 2014 5:26 AM, Evelyne Fong darkbahamu...@hotmail.com
wrote:
I've managed to get my relay running long
What does the
cat /var/log/tor/log
says?
On Tuesday, June 17, 2014 6:56 PM, Adam Griffin adgri...@gmail.com wrote:
Running top in a separate SSH session shows ~50% load average. I imagine
spikes would cause the CLI interruptions and maybe relay unresponsive/resumed
notices. Did you have
Hi there,
Welcome to the club of Tor operators. While congratulating you, just wanna
remind you not to mix your traffic with Tor exit traffic for clarity.
For your specific question, after making changes in exit policy how long did
you wait before checking on globe?
On Monday, June 9,
I can only say I have exits running on VPSs which either had no bar to exits
originally and changed, or had but let me through anyway.
One accepted a very plain statement of it being a Tor exit and even helped
sort out numerous issues then, after I hired eight more annually, just
stopped
I have gone through the GoodBadISPs but I'm looking for latest input from exit
operators.
Selected vps because don't want to see provider bans my account sometime later
when running an exit node on a dedicated server.
But I'm ok if can get a dedicated server for a decent price. All I need
Thanks guys,
Your experience is really helpful. After some thoughts now I'm allowing only
incoming tcp ports 443 and ssh
outgoing tcp port 443
I haven't enabled the Dirport. Heard all tor relays are dir mirrors by default.
Later I will read the nsa, Linux hardening guide. It looks good.
), Contra Band wrote:
Your experience is really helpful. After some thoughts now I'm allowing only
incoming tcp ports 443 and ssh
outgoing tcp port 443
Please enable at least outgoing port 9001 as well. Most relays listen on that
port, with 443 in second place. With those ports allowed
