[adding back to the cc to network-health@, since I'm a poor bottleneck
for answering email]
On Sun, Oct 27, 2019 at 01:18:08PM -0700, Ric Steinberger wrote:
Roger - I think I've got a new Tor Relay
setup, TahoeTor4, running on a Raspberry Pi 4. A screenshot of the tail
of a logfile is attached. Anyway you could take a quick look to see
whether it looks OK to you? Have started with 500 KB (1000 KB surge)
bandwidth.... Let me know what you think.
Looks good!
https://metrics.torproject.org/rs.html#details/ED96C0D8C4EA7753D8F2A63BB00AFBF96C419853
You could even bump up the available bandwidth, since relays with those
tiny bandwidth numbers tend to attract less traffic -- it looks from the
graphs above that your relay is doing maybe 30 or 40 KBytes/s as a long
term average, which is a lot less than 500 KBytes/s.
TahoeTor2 may be removed from
any Tor system records.
Old relays will naturally fall out of the 'relay search' web results.
They will stay in the archived data sets at collector.torproject.org,
as historical records about the Tor network.
Thanks!
--Roger
Roger - I think I've got a new Tor Relay
setup, TahoeTor4, running on a Raspberry Pi 4. A screenshot of the tail
of a logfile is attached. Anyway you could take a quick look to see
whether it looks OK to you? Have started with 500 KB (1000 KB surge)
bandwidth.... Let me know what you think. TahoeTor2 may be removed from
any Tor system records.
Thanks,
Ric Steinberger
On Mon, Sep 02, 2019 at 11:10:50AM -0700, Ric Steinberger wrote:
12pt;font-family: Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;">Hi Roger - Thanks for
reaching out. I do plan to do an upgrade, probably with a new Raspberry
Pi 4, and likely in November.
Hi Ric,
Sounds great. Enjoy your traveling and I hope you come back
enthusiastic for more Tor. :)
In the
meantime, if you need to remove my current Tor router, please feel free
and I will register the new one when I have it ready (probably with a
new name).
It looks like we did indeed take this step last week:
https://blog.torproject.org/removing-end-life-relays-network
I will save your email and refer to it when I do the
upgrade.<br><br>Does this make sense? Please let me know if you have
any questions, and thanks for all the good work you guys do...
Sounds great.
--Roger
Hi Roger - Thanks for
reaching out. I do plan to do an upgrade, probably with a new Raspberry
Pi 4, and likely in November. This would be part of a home network
upgrade to Wi-Fi 6 environment as soon as I can get a suitable router.
[The network companies like Netgear have already started releasing these
new routers, but I am waiting for a particular one from Netgear not yet
out].
My wife & I will be traveling in October, but I hope
to take on this project in late October and/or early November. In the
meantime, if you need to remove my current Tor router, please feel free
and I will register the new one when I have it ready (probably with a
new name).
I will save your email and refer to it when I do the
upgrade.
Does this make sense? Please let me know if you have
any questions, and thanks for all the good work you guys do...
Ric
Steinberger
Incline Village, NV