Enigma wrote: > I selected a new subject line since this isn't on topic anymore > (letter from the feds). I noticed in the German version the help text > is not completely displayed so the user doesn't know what that limit > is really about (and the help icon is talking about the old limit, the > INcoming traffic limit only). > So I switched to English and it tells me to put in my upload speed. So > I tried out 40 kb/s maximum and 20 kb/s minimum and get the following > error message each time I start my (middleman) server: > Jan 12 16:54:38:703 [Warning] bandwidthrate unreadable or 0. Failing. > Jan 12 16:54:38:703 [Warning] router_rebuild_descriptor(): Couldn't > allocate string for descriptor. > Jan 12 16:54:38:921 [Warning] bandwidthrate unreadable or 0. Failing. > Jan 12 16:54:38:921 [Warning] router_rebuild_descriptor(): Couldn't > allocate string for descriptor. > Jan 12 16:54:40:187 [Warning] bandwidthrate unreadable or 0. Failing. > Jan 12 16:54:40:203 [Warning] router_rebuild_descriptor(): Couldn't > allocate string for descriptor. > > It goes on and on like that. I looked at the torrc file and it > correctly saved what I typed in: > BandwidthBurst 40960 > # A token bucket limits the average incoming bandwidth on this node to the > # specified number of bytes per second. > BandwidthRate 20480 > > If I put in 3 digit numbers (for example 300 kb/s and 200 kb/s) I > don't get the error message. However, my bandwidth is completey taken > by Tor and denies any other internet activities unless I had all the > time of the world available. ;) > > Sincerely, > Enigma > (note, OpenPGP reports signature verification failed, bad signature) -- GnuPG key ID is 0x84189146 on subkeys.pgp.net
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