Hi, * vukki starborn <vukki.starborn@xxxxxxxxx> [060407 09:43]: > Not long ago i've got interesting reply from one of the IRC servers: > > --- You (*@207.44.180.3) are banned from this server: Tor proxy detected. > --- Closing Link: ********[id@xxxxxxxxxxxx] (K-lined: Tor proxy detected.) > > So, it means that server denies connection because the client is using > tor. > Questions: > > 1. Did anyone from community experienced such, eh, "discrimination"? This is happening on some IRC networks out there (namely quakenet) > 2. How they realised that connection torified? blacklisted ip? The list of running tor servers is publically accessible just as for tor clients/servers. > 3. Though the people running server is in their rights to refuse any > connection (as mentioned in their disclaimer), to what consequences > may lead widespreading of such policies? If owners of the popular > services will refuse torified users, how one can get anonymity? Not on that particular network I am afraid. Cheers, Christian -- You may use my gpg key for replies: pub 1024D/47F79788 2005/02/02 Christian Kellermann (C-Keen)
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