Thank you very much for your suggestion which pointed me in the right direction.
It was my router that was grabbing port 443. A very helpful page on the Draytek website explains how to forward TCP Port 443 - for SSL VPN models.
I had asked Virgin Media about running Tor and no objection was raised. I was told they do not block any ports..
Again, many thanks.
Hello,
Just a heads up so no one wastes their money.
A month ago I wrote to this mailing list because EDIS claimed running a Tor was forbidden by law in Spain. Now they've decided to ban Tor alltogether on their servers [0]. Makes you wonder if they did that to try to get rid of Tor relays on their servers earlier.
Torizen.
Yep we know, i never trusted them, now i know why.
On 5 March 2015 at 20:24, Torizen torizen@rambler.ru wrote:
Hi,
I tweeted Edis about this and they answered this in two different tweets:
"expect an update on that soon. Relays will be back soon if limited to 5 Mbps ..."
" EDIS is working with several communities to figure out what is essential to them ..."
Regards, Dedalo.
El 05/03/15 a las 14:46, ZEROF escibió:
On 2015-03-05 19:31:40 (-0500), Dedalo wrote:
"expect an update on that soon. Relays will be back soon if limited to 5 Mbps ..."
Allowing a full exit (bar smtp), even with the limitation of 5 mbps, would be really nice...
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