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Re: QoS and Tor on Ubuntu 9.10

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Subject: Re: QoS and Tor on Ubuntu 9.10
From: Olaf Selke <olaf.selke@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 18 Jan 2010 19:50:23 +0100
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Matias Meier schrieb:
> 
> Iâm running tor server on a 100/100mbit dedicated machine which runs
> ubuntu 9.10 x86.
> 
> Currently Iâm sharing 1mb/s (8mbit/s) with the tor network. But I want
> to share more bandwidth with the tor network.
> 
> But on my server are running also other services. Because of this I want
> to ask here, if itâs possible that a linux guru can write a little QoS
> script for me with âtc filtersâ.
> 
> I need two different classes for traffic shaping.

I don't think you need any nifty QoS features as long as you don't let
tor eat up all bandwidth, cpu cycles, sockets, and kernel tcp table space.

Just set BandwidthRate parameter in torrc to a reasonable low value.

Olaf
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