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Re: Increasingly large number of "404"s

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Subject: Re: Increasingly large number of "404"s
From: Menno Jonkers <menno@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2005 09:17:34 +0200
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Mike Perry wrote:
| Should I harvest a list of exit nodes causing me the most trouble, or
| is this likely a problem on my end?

I'm experiencing the same problem. The pattern is that things usually
work fine, but once in a while it's just all 404s for a while (say 5-30
minutes). I haven't looked into it, but my uneducated guess would be
that an exit node is causing it.

It made me wonder if adding a Tor server that willingly provides a
corrupt DNS would be an effective way to frustrate use of Tor.

Cheers,

Menno
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References:
- Increasingly large number of "404"s
  - From: Mike Perry

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