Hello Martin, Thursday, August 11, 2005, 1:42:42 AM, you wrote: Snipped MB> And what is there to stop them from running a client and figuring out MB> the server list ? MB> Whatever scheme you think of, in the end the client will need to obtain MB> a list of servers. If the client can obtain the list, so can someone else. MB> Martin Rats!!! On the bright side, traffic through my server has been up. I hate wasting $40 a month on a Comcast connection that I am rarely home to use. At least now I get some service for the money. An odd thing happened to me when I returned home from an out of town job site. The Internet connection to Comcast was dead. My wife mentioned it to me when I got home. I tried a system restore to the last good point I knew the Tor server was working. That didn't help. I pulled the power cord to the Comcast modem for a minute or so and everything was fine again. I don't recall that happening before except when Comcast was installing new services. I hope it was just a fluke or some change on Comcast's end. I'll be in town for a few days so at least I can watch it. -- Best regards, Roadburner mailto:roadburner@xxxxxxxxxxx
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