If you use the port forwarding feature of ssh then you don't need to worry about the exit nodes (other then that they allow ssh). once the ports have been forwarded by ssh you'd connect to them on localhost and they would get tunnelled through the ssh connection so all the tor network would see is the ssh connection going on. hope this helps Freemor On Mon, 2007-05-03 at 12:58 +0800, Kees Vonk wrote: > I would like to connect to a pop3 and smtp server over ssh server (ports > 995 and 465) via tor, but I seems that a lot of exit nodes do not allow > connections to these ports (even though they are always authenticated). > Is there a way of specifying that I only want exit nodes that allow > these ports. If not, can I create a list of exit nodes that allow these > ports and tell tor to only use the nodes on that list (or the reverse of > course: a list of nodes not allowing these ports and tell tor not to use > them). > > Kees > > ------ Freemor <freemor@xxxxxxxx> Freemor <freemor@xxxxxxxxxx> This e-mail has been digitally signed with GnuPG
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