Thus spake Anon Mus (my.green.lantern@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx): > Well, well, well.... suddenly the problem fixes "itself"... after 20+ > disconnects and 10+ "You are using a proxy which is changing your > data... refusing connection.." over the past 3 days. > > Must be just another co-incidence ..funny though how it was still > failing a minute prior to my post being written today. This must be > similar to the DNS resolution problem (unable to resolve DNS and so > failed page access) to webcrawler.com when using these servers as exits > the last 4 weeks... (might be fixed now, but these are all in my exclude > as exits list, so I wouldn't know). > > spfTOR1,spfTOR2,gpfTOR1,gpfTOR2,Amunet1,Amunet2,Amunet3,Amunet4,Amunet5,Amunet6,Amunet7,Amunet8,Amunet9,Amunet10,Amunet11,Amunet12,blutmagie,blutmagie2,blutmagie3,blutmagie4 That's an interesting list. It looks like you just took the top 20 fastest exits and listed them. Are you excluding these because of proven malicious activity; because of poor connectivity; because they are banned from most sites; or just because you needed a button to make your Internet as slow as possible, and Tor seemed like the best choice? -- Mike Perry Mad Computer Scientist fscked.org evil labs
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