Re: [tor-relays] bandwidth measurement question.

On 9/10/24 20:17, eff_03675...@posteo.se wrote: Hi all, - A shamefully basic question please: This statistics / metrics http://dud2sxm6feahhuwj4y4lzktduy7v3qpaqsfkggtj2ojmzathttkegoid.onion/bandwidth?limit=4&search=CB44E8ED1FAB648275C39756EB1758060C43BCA4&fields=write_history offers two

[tor-relays] bandwidth measurement question.

Hi all, - A shamefully basic question please: This statistics / metrics http://dud2sxm6feahhuwj4y4lzktduy7v3qpaqsfkggtj2ojmzathttkegoid.onion/bandwidth?limit=4&search=CB44E8ED1FAB648275C39756EB1758060C43BCA4&fields=write_history offers two variables: + factor + values *what are the units

Re: [tor-relays] Bandwidth Measurement

> On 21 Feb 2017, at 04:39, Marcobr wrote: > > as far as I know, the DAs running the bwauth scripts conduct hourly bandwidth > measurements. Measurements occur on a random basis, I think every bandwidth authority tries to measure every relay at least once or twice every week. Every hour, rece

Re: [tor-relays] Bandwidth Measurement

Hi, I think that in this case, every existing connection and transfers act as "best effort" (it means that used bandwidth for some connection aren't absolutely reserved), the new transfer is making a place by reducing just a little bit the others connection's available speed. If 50 active c

[tor-relays] Bandwidth Measurement

Hey everyone, as far as I know, the DAs running the bwauth scripts conduct hourly bandwidth measurements. Depending on the advertised bandwidth of the relay node, a smaller/bigger file gets transmitted on a custom 2-hop-circuit and the transmission time determines the actual bandwidth. Now, he