[tor-relays] Any IP allocations available out there?

[niftybunny]

One year ago we were trying the same in the Asia region with DigitalOcean. We did not get a lot of traffic because of the few tor relays / bandwidth authorities in Asia. At the moment your best chance in helping Tor with bandwidth is buying a server in Europe or parts of the USA. If you have really good patience try your style in DownUnder or any near Asia country. Japan has a lot of cheap servers and is near you, at least its nearer than Germany where I am sitting :)

niftybunny

PS: Congratulations on beating the USA with DataCaps and ridiculous DSL prices :/

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> On 24. Aug 2017, at 08:32, Paul Templeton <paul at coffswifi.net> wrote:
> 
> OVH has this in AU
> 
> 5.9
> For security reasons, OVH reserves the right to proceed with the immediate suspension without 
> notice, of any Server on which there is a public service Proxy, IRC, VPN or TOR which is available free 
> of charge or for a fee, and for which OVH has knowledge of its fraudulent or illegal misuse.
> 
>> with Tor's overall architecture, does it really make sense to
>> route e.g. EU clients exiting to EU destinations,
> 
> True - Wanted to add to the diversity in location and OS.
> 
> Will look at other jurisdictions for better service... Still looking but so far all have data caps. 
> 
> I really want a decent exit node here in AU but getting perplexed. 
> 
> I'll sleep on it...
> 
> Paul
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