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Re: opening up (exit policy) a bit ...




On Sat, 8 May 2010, Mike Perry wrote:

This means that your non-Exit flagged node will be weighted like an
Exit flagged node for the exit position, but will be weighted as if
you were a non-scarce middle or guard node for the other positions.

In sort, you would in theory get slightly more total load than if you
were an actual Exit.

On second thought, this is not fully correct. You will in theory get
slightly more load than if you were just a Guard/Middle node. Since we
do not currently balance among different exit port classes, you might
still get less load than a full-on Exit when Exits are scarce, because
80 might not carry that much traffic in terms of bytes as other ports.

Not an easy question to answer in either case. Having good answers to
these questions might help us refine our load balancing algoriths
further.


Thanks. So, it's hard to say, but I can assume there will be significant exit traffic, even with just one TCP port valid for exit...

I suppose I could see the ratio of actual connections by simply running 'netstat', yes ? If my orport and dirport are 9001/9030, and I am allowing port 80 exit, then all netstat connections showing port 80 are exit connections, so I could (roughly) calculate these numbers myself, right ?
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