hello Moritz, thanks for your reply,
I take the smallest offer in vps, to decrease the swapping and consum of
ram i have to decrease RelayBandwidthRate?
for the moment it's at 1000 KB and the burst at 1500 KB, it's better to
put it to 500 KB ? that will give fluidity to the machine?
but if i let like that is detrimental for tor network?
PS: i forgot there is a munin node and apache2 for the exitnode page.
Le 07.07.2013 13:58, Moritz Bartl a écrit :
Hi Armand,
Thank you for running an exit. 128 MB RAM is low, I usually recommend
at
least 256 MB RAM. If you want to push more (and if your line allows
it),
you need more RAM.
I would say don't worry about the difference in display.
On 07.07.2013 04:40, Armand wrote:
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ma...@mykolab.com wrote:
hello,
i'm running an exit node from 2 or 3 month, in UA, on a vps, xeon
2650
2Ghz, 128mb RAM, debian 6
tor v0.2.3.25-1
on atlas there is some stat on those days it's seem to be at max
100Kb/s
tlas.torproject.org/#details/62C3FB37C44555E55A62BBD7CDDD97FE4894F317
but on arm or with iftop i'm beetween 300 and 900Kb/s download and
the
same in upload
my load average is 4.74, 2.97, 2.98
there is just tor on this server
this append form the beguining,
there is a problem? who is right? can you help me to verify if my
node
is fine configured?
thanks
PS: sorry for my english is not my first language
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