Re: Tor Network response slowing to zero

[hsaito-mobile@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Just for additional points about those programs I have listed, they are particularly messy as they can choose arbitary ports to use. Currently users of Winny is going down after its author got arrested. "Share" users are uprising as it features much more robust structure. Due to that arrest it is expected those variant will be deployed at large scale. I think what motivating use of tor is for the fact that a lot of ISP are started blocking access through those programs and the fact some place user "intelligent" firewall for that purpose and users are trying to find a way to circumvent those limitations.

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Hideki Saito
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Subject:	Re: Tor Network response slowing to zero
From:	hsaito-mobile@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date:		February 2, 2005 3:27:3  PM

Currently there are two major filesharing software in wide use.

Winny and "share"
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Hideki Saito
Mobile connection

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Subject:	Re: Tor Network response slowing to zero
From:	Simon B <simonb@xxxxxxxxx>
Date:		February 2, 2005 10:0:25  PM

On Wed, 2 Feb 2005 hsaito-mobile@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

! I don't know if this is related at all, but I have received personally
! unconfirmed report of the fact that one of Japanese magazine which is
! released on 1/8/2005 covered Tor, and I actually heard that it
! promoted use of a one of domestic file sharing software in that
! article (with some detailed how-to's for accomplishing it), and that's
! like 3 weeks ago.

Hi,

Do you know what file share program it is or any details ? I guess
it would have been nice had the magazine writers included a "next
set yourself up as a server... section ;-))

S.

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