Re: IP address blocking problem

[Sam Peterson <peabody@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Roadburner wrote:
[...]
> The worst part is, the remailer that blocked me is operating a type 3
> remailer in addition to type 2. Both Roger and Peter have contributed to the
> design of that network. So here is an interesting result. I am going to set
> up a type 3 remailer but I won't be reliably able to communicate with some
> other type 3 remailers since I was a Tor exit node and got blacklisted by a
> few of the many organizations out there.
> 
> I'll have to find a way to automatically not chain through those other
> remailers.
> 
> When I start Tor back up, it will be middle only.

A thought occured to me, since you have only one IP, I'm guessing that
you have a dynamic IP?  Have you thought about staying offline for 48-72
hours and seeing if when you come back up you end up with a different
IP?  The DHCP lease of IPs often expire after that length of time at
which point you might end up with a new one.

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Sam Peterson
peabody@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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