TOR Park Exit Node Question

[Matt Thorne]

I created something like 10 circuts through torpark, one after the other,
over the space of 5 minutes. the ip:
195.169.149.213 <http://195.169.149.213>
was the only exit that I connected to more than once, but that one only came
up twice (and not in a row either) Since all of the other connections were
all different, I have to assume that this server is just -=*coincidentally*=-
getting alot of traffic from tor.
On 9/28/05, phobos at rootme.org <phobos at rootme.org> wrote:
>
> Did anyone record which exit node it was? Or even better, their
> entire circuit?
>
> On Wed, Sep 28, 2005 at 03:15:22PM -0400, mlthorne at gmail.com wrote 2.0Kbytes in 47 lines about:
> : I hadn't noticed, but I am seeing the same thing. Personally I beleive
> it to
> : be coincidence... Unless others have noticed this to be a growing trend
> tor
> : wide? (as in not just in torpark?)
> :
> : On 9/28/05, mike.sever at comcast.net <mike.sever at comcast.net> wrote:
> : >
> : > Having loaded and tested TORPARK on a USB it seems that both myself
> and
> : > another person that I gave one to are having similar results. We are
> nearly
> : > exclusively being routed out of an exit node in The Netherlands. I
> have
> : > checked the TORRC file and cannot be see any reason why it would be
> giving
> : > preferential treatment to the .nl exit router. Has anyone else had a
> similar
> : > experience?
> : >
>
> --
> phobos
>
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