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|[notice] Delaying directory fetches: We are hibernating or shutting down.| | | Regards, excurso forest-relay-contact--- wrote via tor-relays:
Hello. What is the authoritative way to determine if a relay is hibernating? I would have thought that using the control socket would be best, but Tor seems to unlink it when it enters hibernation, so Stem does not work. There's a possible heuristic by checking if /run/tor/tor.pid exists when /run/tor/control does not, but that's fragile because it assumes that the control socket is even enabled. Parsing the logs is doable, but also quite fragile. And I could certainly parse /var/lib/tor/state, but its format is surely subject to change at any time. How do I correctly determine whether a Tor process is in hibernation? Regards, forest_______________________________________________ > tor-relays mailing list -- [email protected] > To
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