Re: [tor-relays] Throughput changes?

[I <beatthebastards@xxxxxxxxx>]

Moritz,

Inarticulate I may be... but my intention is to expand Tor's contribution to people power.

The question is from an ab initio in Linux, servers and Tor guts and Tor's security integrity.
I am asking from the point of view of running more than one Tor thingy on one server at one ip address.
It has been said it is bad to run a Tails torrent and a relay or exit on the one VPS.
Plus I don't know the actual steps to setting most things up on a server by command line.

The second part was asking if there is anyway to control the cpu or whatever load draws attention to Tor.
It seems Tor would be more acceptable on more VPSs if it reliably did not cause the operators problems.
After being suspended for resource abuse I asked an operator to help me meet their requirements to which they said they could only do so much about it but not prevent it.


Robert

>> How would I know that it is alright to run more than one instance of
>> Tor?
> 
> VPS providers usually don't restrict how many processes you run. Some
> don't like if you use too many resources, as overselling is part of
> their business model. But how would I know? When in doubt, ask. In
> general, don't push it too hard. You get what you pay for, and you can't
> expect to get unlimited resources for the price of a donut.
> 
> --
> Moritz Bartl


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