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Re: [or-talk] where are the exit nodes gone?
Scott Bennett schrieb:
>
> I see I missed the implication in Olaf's main complaint above, which
> is that the authorities are advertising more capacity for his node than
> his node is advertising.
relax, I'm not complaining. We are all volunteers not being payed for
writing tor code.
> Checking the current (i.e., valid-after
> 2010-04-11 10:00:00) consensus, I see that the authorities have decided
> to volunteer 2560 KB/s on behalf of node blutmagie, which is indeed greater
> than 2500 KB/s, though only 2.4% greater.
yes, I noticed that without mentioning it on this list. It appears to be
a common misunderstanding in coding between 2^10 and 10^3.
> (For some reason, my current
> directory files don't seem to contain a descriptor for blutmagie at all.
> I don't know why, but I assume that it will prove to be a temporary
> situation.)
did my node stop publishing its descriptor again? Traffic has dropped
about 80% within the last hours. Have a look at the attached graph.
> But the total exit usage question cannot be answered at present because
> nothing reports that information at present.
maybe I take your advice and add php code at blutmagie tns to sum up the
extra-info average rate data and print the so calculated bandwidth
instead of max observed one.
Regarding superpages: Is it possible to figure out how much cpu time
being wasted in address translation with on-board means like vmstat? But
I'm certainly not going to migrate my tor node to Windows. Never ever! ;-)
regards Olaf