On Fri, Jul 08, 2016 at 08:17:05AM -0400, Sci Fith wrote:
>
> I've tested for research purposes running both proxychains and
> openvpn setups using 2-3 VPSs with private ip addresses from bolt vm
> for really cheap per month. Worked really well as an alternative to
> using Tor.
>
> Question, If y
On 07/08/2016 05:44 AM, Patrick Schleizer wrote:
> Hi!
>
> It is possible to host Tor relays [any... bridges, entry, middle or
> exit] behind VPN IPs using VPN port forwarding. This is an interesting
> way to contribute to Tor while not exposing oneself to too much legal risk.
Yes, this is a dumb
I've tested for research purposes running both proxychains and openvpn setups
using 2-3 VPSs with private ip addresses from bolt vm for really cheap per
month. Worked really well as an alternative to using Tor.
Question, If you run your own relays couldn't you just force your host to
connect
Hi!
It is possible to host Tor relays [any... bridges, entry, middle or
exit] behind VPN IPs using VPN port forwarding. This is an interesting
way to contribute to Tor while not exposing oneself to too much legal risk.
#
scenario 1)
* a) User uses VPN IP A on the host, thereby using it as i
