Hello everyone. I am usually connecting to the internet through VPN (Mullvad). Would it make sense to setup an exit relay to run whenever I can? I can forward one or two ports to my machine. My IP may change often and I might have to shut down the node when I need the bandwidth for something else. Also the bandwidth won't be much. I expect 40KB/s upload on average with bursts to 70 or 80. Mullvad is obviously already receving a bazilion complaints about forum SPAM etc (thus I often find myself blocked from a few sites, having to solve captchas in many cases) so I guess they will see no diference. ----- My full signature with lots of links etc.<https://bittit.info/publicDro/signature.html>
On Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 12:57 PM, Konstantinos Asimakis <inshame@gmail.com>wrote:
Hello everyone.
I am usually connecting to the internet through VPN (Mullvad). Would it make sense to setup an exit relay to run whenever I can? I can forward one or two ports to my machine. My IP may change often and I might have to shut down the node when I need the bandwidth for something else. Also the bandwidth won't be much. I expect 40KB/s upload on average with bursts to 70 or 80.
Mullvad is obviously already receving a bazilion complaints about forum SPAM etc (thus I often find myself blocked from a few sites, having to solve captchas in many cases) so I guess they will see no diference.
Hi,
With such a slow bandwidth, I don't think you'll be useful as an exit. You better be a bridge instead. Bridges don't see much traffic but are useful for when ISPs/governments are blocking normal relays
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Bridge on a dynamic IP? Does that even work? ----- My full signature with lots of links etc.<https://bittit.info/publicDro/signature.html> On Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 6:05 PM, Grozdan <neutrino8@gmail.com> wrote:
On Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 12:57 PM, Konstantinos Asimakis <inshame@gmail.com
wrote:
Hello everyone.
I am usually connecting to the internet through VPN (Mullvad). Would it make sense to setup an exit relay to run whenever I can? I can forward one or two ports to my machine. My IP may change often and I might have to shut down the node when I need the bandwidth for something else. Also the bandwidth won't be much. I expect 40KB/s upload on average with bursts to 70 or 80.
Mullvad is obviously already receving a bazilion complaints about forum SPAM etc (thus I often find myself blocked from a few sites, having to solve captchas in many cases) so I guess they will see no diference.
Hi,
With such a slow bandwidth, I don't think you'll be useful as an exit. You better be a bridge instead. Bridges don't see much traffic but are useful for when ISPs/governments are blocking normal relays
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On Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 8:47 PM, Konstantinos Asimakis <inshame@gmail.com>wrote:
Bridge on a dynamic IP? Does that even work?
Sure it works. I also run a relay on a dynamic IP. Bridges are relays that are not publicly listed in the Tor directory, that's the only difference
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On Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 6:05 PM, Grozdan <neutrino8@gmail.com> wrote:
On Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 12:57 PM, Konstantinos Asimakis < inshame@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello everyone.
I am usually connecting to the internet through VPN (Mullvad). Would it make sense to setup an exit relay to run whenever I can? I can forward one or two ports to my machine. My IP may change often and I might have to shut down the node when I need the bandwidth for something else. Also the bandwidth won't be much. I expect 40KB/s upload on average with bursts to 70 or 80.
Mullvad is obviously already receving a bazilion complaints about forum SPAM etc (thus I often find myself blocked from a few sites, having to solve captchas in many cases) so I guess they will see no diference.
Hi,
With such a slow bandwidth, I don't think you'll be useful as an exit. You better be a bridge instead. Bridges don't see much traffic but are useful for when ISPs/governments are blocking normal relays
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Your are right, I found an explanation of how dynamic IP bridges work here in case anyone is interested: https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-relays/2011-January/000356.html Thank you all for the info. I'll now start running a bridge. ----- My full signature with lots of links etc.<https://bittit.info/publicDro/signature.html> On Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 10:14 PM, Tschador <tschador@posteo.de> wrote:
On 2013-09-29 20:47, Konstantinos Asimakis wrote:
Bridge on a dynamic IP? Does that even work?
Sure!
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