++ 21/05/15 22:04 +0200 - Jurre van Bergen:
>I got the same message yesterday, I asked leaseweb to put our exit
>node(hviv103) in a "dirty" ip-block and asked sectoor for a
>clarification on what happened. No reply to date of any party.
This DNSBL has a fairly straightforward listing for an IP-address: ((the
IP-address itself is a Tor exit-node OR the IP-address is within a /24
that has some other IP-address with a Tor exit-node) AND the Tor
exit-node(s) allow clients to connect to a list of about 15 different
ports). Administrators are supposed to use this list as a scoring
mechanisme, not for blocking. Of course, any administrator is free to
use this DNSBL he or she wants.
There's not much you can do - other than just not running the Tor-node.
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