
A friend of mine is interested in Tor. If I set up Tor on her box, and I have root access, should I list her relay in my relay's family, or should I list my relay in her relay's family? cmeclax

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Am 03.03.2011 20:59, schrieb cmeclax-sazri:
A friend of mine is interested in Tor. If I set up Tor on her box, and I have root access, should I list her relay in my relay's family, or should I list my relay in her relay's family? Both, since you have administrative access to each one.
- From https://www.torproject.org/docs/tor-manual.html.en: MyFamily node,node,... Declare that this Tor server is controlled or administered by a group or organization identical or similar to that of the other servers, defined by their identity fingerprints or nicknames. When two servers both declare that they are in the same 'family', Tor clients will not use them in the same circuit. (Each server only needs to list the other servers in its family; it doesn?t need to list itself, but it won?t hurt.) -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJNcAQtAAoJEBINFmKST816yGIP/33Mmr3F0CnH7rD59hTNntLh zpL86zd4ManSvUxIwcjX5CD56PX+vUa7C00Aq/FhBE1xCrdT/JaTddezqskxagvz 8mWN6MCg2Fl2jKRo1hHjx2XEC1zu2Ia6z7nCGpOx3ONzT4wVCVErytfcBonWYk2O r5cYV5fePJA3LG15wcC5Ntyzaj9tXJJeq8lMamXFdslWtU9Td915te1q0UYDYy1H qNC4JJkbUiN7K7ftK8dSYlI5MRkAZk7Vh+ly78pg+1Z9Nok7N8x3yiFAHlXv8qmT JM5FisNheIXR8cIec1cfTVeqcr8UeqI3Upk8t+9IwAKsRH/6bZVASavRuF93bbtn qCD97dsEmK/NuzL86u6wCTUAw5E6OLlNl+1rpSvkG9XKeRQ0GqDmEadFIva8Z/6E EKJTdGnwvhc3aRINqjEZoy1ArxugYz4aUi9xO46Y5w8tRYyf9LZ5mkeGj0oVXdCd pS4CwW/kvNYcbntSaSICmnrhNr+XbVFog3f4WUHSzHo/KVmyHVOWw4Mobk5RYCfT gxA1zUSKLxW91sNb23qycY2g925J+vO62nBEtqAeWCd82u5c1YLiu2HPWtzGBzel 1pjIU+Iij8otwMxrGwCbA79yOLcnXM6zUBAgfhMU51UfU6u94WmjSxv9UblU7Txd fjq0Rh/YOgNJQbM15i20 =Ta7B -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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