How To Run a Tor Server: Donate bandwidth to the Tor Network

Posted September 1, 2007
Filed under: Digg, Technology, software |

If you’re not familiar with the Tor network: it basically provides layers of encryption and anonymity that can help ensure your privacy. However, a common complaint is that the servers are slow. Therefore, if you can, follow these instructions (for Ubuntu) and donate some of your own bandwidth, or at least Digg this to help anonymity online. Donating some bandwidth would be great (maybe only at night?) I would do this provided I was running Ubuntu.

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3 comments so far

  1. Anonym on October 6, 2007

    Donating bandwith is always good, but also a big risk. Your connection can be abused.

  2. jak on October 6, 2007

    Yeah that would be one thing I’d be afraid of, the feds coming and knocking on my door one day because of TOR

  3. Mark Schneider on November 15, 2007

    Donating ist always good, but you must keep up!


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