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<p>I thinking about a bridge too. But which port is not censored in
China? I have read an article about the firewall of China. They
doing DPI and filtering all encrypted traffic. Obfsproxy should be
a good choice. A short test give me some experience for tor
connections, but more traffic inside as outside (asymmetric). I'm
not sure that will work right.</p>
<p>A middle node need some days to get some traffic. An exit node is
at full power in some hours. The guard flag for the middle nodes
came after 2 weeks, I think.</p>
<p>Can someone give me a proposal for a bridge port that is usefull
for censored countries?</p>
<p>Olaf<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 17.01.2017 17:29, Christian Pietsch
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On Tue, Jan 17, 2017 at 10:32:44AM -0500, Ortez wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Not right now. I know bridges are needed for users in countries like china and so on, but are they used much?
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Yes. A bridge will utilize your server's bandwidth just as nicely as
an exit relay would. Someone recently posted impressive diagrams to
illustrate this, but I cannot find them now. In addition, please try
to install a pluggable transport such as obfs4 to make your bridge
more censorship-resistant!
Thanks for asking!
C:
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