On Sat, Mar 27, 2004 at 03:07:31PM +0100, Evert Meulie wrote: > Hi! > > Are these messages something to worry about? Nope; these are fine, and probably shouldn't be warnings. I'll try to audit the log messages for 0.0.8, in my copious spare time. :) > > Mar 27 14:56:33.958 +0100 [WARN] Mismatched Secure-Configuration: 0 'Software > is alpha, Mix algorithm is not secure, Mix interval under 30 minutes' > 'Software is alpha, Log is too verbose, Mix algorithm is not secure, Mix > interval under 30 minutes' Basically, this message means that the server advertised one value for a field, but now the value has changed. In response, the server should regenerate a new server descriptor and upload it automatically. > Mar 27 14:56:34.069 +0100 [WARN] Configured hostname [hostname] resolves to > [internal IP], [internal IP], and [internal IP], but we're publishing the IP > [public IP] This one _might_ be a problem, but probably isn't; the issue is that when mixminion resolves [hostname], your internal DNS is giving it a result that doesn't match your advertised public IP. So long as your external DNS gives the public IP as a result, you're fine. yrs, -- Nick Mathewson
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