I know tor relay bandwidth usage per period can be configured, but is it possible to schedule a tor relay to sleep during business hours, and only operate after hours?
TIA Zenaan
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I dunno if there's nything built in to tor. Are you on Linux? You coud use cron. Every day at 9 run 'service tor stop', every day at 5 run 'service tor start'
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Ramo
On Sat, Feb 22, 2014 at 03:51:43PM +1100, Zenaan Harkness wrote:
I know tor relay bandwidth usage per period can be configured, but is it possible to schedule a tor relay to sleep during business hours, and only operate after hours?
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On 2/22/14, ramo@goodvikings.com ramo@goodvikings.com wrote:
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I dunno if there's nything built in to tor. Are you on Linux? You coud use cron. Every day at 9 run 'service tor stop', every day at 5 run 'service tor start'
Thanks. Sounds rather heavy weight - it would presumably be a useful configuration to notify potential users of my relay, but I guess there is a desire to encourage 24/7 uptime.
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