Hi nusenu. DocTor's current sybil checker [1] is quite simple and
there's a lot of directions in which it can be improved. You and
others are more than welcome to improve it - patches very welcome. :)
[1] https://gitweb.torproject.org/doctor.git/tree/sybil_checker.py
On Fri, Jun 5, 2015 at 9:38
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Hi Damian,
does DocTor's design allow for triggers that alert if a certain amount
of relays signed up within one day or within a week (instead of within
one hour)?
Another trigger could be the last_restarted timestamp.
If that makes sense I would
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saitos...@ymail.com:
> I ran some tests to investigate said onionoo bug.
thanks.
Please see the relevant trac entry for the current situation:
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/16276
to make it short: onionoo displays descriptor data
I ran some tests to investigate said onionoo bug.
My test case is simply as follows:
Get the set of all running relays from onionoo (ignore non-running relays for
the sake of convenience)
For each relay (relay A) in the set, and for each relay (relay B) in relay A’s
family, check to see whether
