On 2014-12-16 12:05, teor wrote:
From: Richard Johnson rdump@river.com Modify /etc/tor/torrc2, /etc/tor/torrc3, ... so they refer to their appropriate private DataDirectory and PidFile, listen on the appropriate ports and IP addresses, and have the appropriate exit policies. (Remember that the public Tor network will by design ignore more than two relays per IP address.) DataDirectory /var/tor2 PidFile /var/tor2/pid ControlPort 9222 Address 10.2.2.2 ORPort 8222 DirPort 7222 ... DataDirectory /var/tor3 PidFile /var/tor3/pid ControlPort 9333 Address 10.3.3.3 ORPort 8333 DirPort 7222 ...
Why give advice on "tor3" when the current consensus parameter for limit per IP is 2? In case someone has an extra IP? Or are you hoping we will increase the consensus parameter to 3?
Yes, the example actually uses a unique IP for each relay, and mentions the current 2 relays per IP limit.
I could revive that suggestion, by the way - it stalled as trac #13414 due to concerns with making sybils easier. https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/13414
Maybe we could try for 3 per IP?
I don't know enough about potential sybil attacks to advise one way or the other there.
Richard