Re: [tor-dev] Lets give every circuit its own exit IP?

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[tor-dev] Lets give every circuit its own exit IP?

The unbearable situation with Google's reCAPTCHA motivated this email (but it is not limited to this specific case). This idea came up when seeing a similar functionality in unbound (which has it for a different reason). Assumption: There are systems that block some tor exit IP addresses (most l

Re: [tor-dev] Is there strictly a one-to-one BW scanner to BW auth relationship?

> On Mar 25, 2018, at 12:13 PM, Sebastian Hahn wrote: > > >> On 24. Mar 2018, at 13:50, Rob Jansen wrote: >>> I think moria1 runs its own, and Faravahar runs its own. I've lost track >>> of the others, but I'd guess that bastet also runs its own, and that >>> maatuska pulls numbers from a bwa

Re: [tor-dev] Is there strictly a one-to-one BW scanner to BW auth relationship?

> On 24. Mar 2018, at 13:50, Rob Jansen wrote: >> I think moria1 runs its own, and Faravahar runs its own. I've lost track >> of the others, but I'd guess that bastet also runs its own, and that >> maatuska pulls numbers from a bwauth that tjr runs. >> >> https://consensus-health.torproject.org/