you did the right thing: shutting down the exits as soon as any potential 
pressure comes up! Especially if someone mentiones 'police' its time to retreat 
and shut them all down.

> On 3 Jan 2021, at 4:07 PM, s7r <s...@sky-ip.org> wrote:
> 
> Olaf Grimm wrote:
>> Here is the original of mail (in copy) from my provider
>> Mail copy:
>> "Hello,
>> Unfortunately your traffic type is full of unwanted events not
>> compatible with our company ethic.
>> Since the first date of activity we've received many abuse reports
>> regarding bruteforce, layer7 attacks, hacking and many others.
>> Currently there is a police investigation regarding one of the 2 servers
>> related to hacking activity against an european country security. The
>> access and content is in interpol custody and we have a restriction on
>> reactivation.
>> Kind regards,
>> George Oprea
>> 24/7 Technical Support
>> Zetservers.com /Romania"
>> -->
>> My answer:
>> Thank you for your information.
>> Good luck. I change my other servers to less trouble.  (Change Exits to
>> Relay)
>> Olaf
> 
> Is there anyone left in the interpol that doesn't know what Tor is and how it 
> works? Seriously, it's year 2021.
> 
> This Technical support person appears to have no clue that the traffic is 
> only blindly forwarded, there's nothing on the server itself that generates 
> the "abusive traffic". Nothing illegal can be found on them (if it's just Tor 
> installed and configured as an exit relay).
> 
> To be honest, I don't get these hosting providers that are so scared of brute 
> force and layer 7 attacks. These small hosting companies behave like back in 
> the 2000's when everything was so scary, when an IP address usually meant one 
> person or one physical address to bust the door.
> 
> Rather than changing from Exits to middles, try to explain to this small 
> hosting company what Tor is and how it works. There are plenty of Tor exits 
> in Romania, because it has very good internet, show them some AS number 
> examples from the same country so they will grow some courage that they are 
> not the only ones. Also tell them that there are many thousands of servers 
> worldwide, most of them within the European Union which RO is part of. And 
> leave the Exits to Exits ;)
> 
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