On 9/20/2013 9:17 AM, That Guy wrote:
> You're probably fine, especially if not
running an exit. You didn't list your home country, though; I'm
assuming United States.
> Best,
> -Gordon M.
While I know you have vastly more knowledge and experience than me
and
often my observations or worries are doe to me mis-understanding
something but about the comment above, I have experienced issues
running a non-exit relay pretty soon after it going up and though
I have
no idea if there is a connection, I started to get more trouble
after
the doubling of connections at the end of July.
I was blocked from a number of websites,
Had many of my emails returned because of a flagged IP(the one
listed
was not my ip)
Ended up on a several blacklists within a week of starting my
relay,
SORBS being the most eager to BL you it seems.
a few other small but new issues/quirks that I don't know enough
about
to attribute to anything Tor other than the timing.
anyway, just my .02 btc
That Guy
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I too am running a non-exit relay. I am now blacklisted from
several e-commerce websites. My wife shares the modem in our house
and she is having issues too.
This is getting to be a significant problem for us.
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