A VPS in a foreign country can be very cheap hired on an annual basis.
I'm paying $14 for 5 TB a month with little trouble and nil risk.
Rob
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I'm thinking of running a relay, and i've a few questions regarding the
requirements and the general setup. So far this is just planning.
The hardware would be clean and in my possession, but the connection
would go through a Swedish-based VPN provider because i'm not interested
in running it
I guess the first question should be whether such a relay would be
welcome on the Tor network in the first place? I am aware that connecting
to Tor through a VPN isn't generally recommended, but what about running a
relay through one? Better idea, or a ridiculously bad one?
It isn't a better idea,
Is it possible that your relay can be online for those 22-25 days
straight and then hibernate for the rest of the month instead, or must
it be the case of every few days? If it could be online for that period
as a single block that would be far better.
Also you are correct on the physical
Is it possible that your relay can be online for those 22-25 days
straight and then hibernate for the rest of the month instead, or must
it be the case of every few days? If it could be online for that
period as a single block that would be far better.
Also you are correct on the physical
On Sat, Dec 6, 2014, at 12:10 AM, TT wrote:
Busting down doors is pretty much spot on about the reason i am
unwilling to run the relay on my own IP address: i've read enough news
about overzealous law enforcement in my country (non-Tor related, but
still), and i'm certainly not going to
On 12/05/2014 05:41 PM, Geoff Down wrote:
On Sat, Dec 6, 2014, at 12:10 AM, TT wrote:
Busting down doors is pretty much spot on about the reason i am
unwilling to run the relay on my own IP address: i've read enough news
about overzealous law enforcement in my country (non-Tor related,
