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Re: Problem with Tor

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Subject: Re: Problem with Tor
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Date: Sun, 09 Mar 2008 12:34:16 -0400
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Windows Server 2003, with all the latest patches, running under MSVirtual PC.


Ringo Kamens wrote:

Are you on Windows? Linux?
Comrade Ringo Kamens

On 3/9/08, *TorOp* <torop@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:torop@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>>wrote:


    I started up my Tor node just now and  noticed some strange behavior.
    First, the node CPU utilization went to and stayed at 100%. Second, the
    bandwidth graph lines moved so fast that I could barely see them go by.
    I'm running the latest 2.0.21 version and made no changes to anything
    since it was running fine yesterday. I also noticed that the time on the
    bandwidth graph was one hour ahead of the actual time although the
    machine had the correct time. Maybe it has to do with the daylight
    savings that kicked in today?

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- Problem with Tor
  - From: TorOp
- Re: Problem with Tor
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