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Tor-Zerof Flakey Web Interface
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| Nomen Nescio 2007-02-26, 1:12 am |
| Flakey and somewhat suspect behavior of the Zerof. web interface.
a) tor to Zero from public server - cannot find IP - tried several
different tor connections and computers on same large network, web page
does not appear to exist; pings time out or reported as site unreachable.
b) Zero does not answer emails to it's website admin. address, going on
several days now.
c) when at IDENTIFIABLE location tor to Zero works fine, at same times as
a) above
d) Zero keeps switching from being able to select individual remailers to
just "None or Random"
This flakiness and changing configs suggests to me that Zero or Tor to
zero is a) attempting to track anon posts to usenet b) is blocking tor
routing to the site (either zero or tor exit nodes) from certain IPs or c)
admins are incompetent and cannot keep traffic reliable. You don't have to
look far to determine that things are not well with Tor. Be careful where
you post from to Zero web interface and eliminate anything that might even
remotely suggest your identify or origin.
(XXXX you in advance to any flamers, I don't have time to answer you
bullshit flames.)
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| Non scrivetemi 2007-02-26, 7:13 am |
| Nomen Nescio wrote:
> (XXXX you in advance to any flamers, I don't have time to answer you
> bullshit flames.)
It might be a little easier to write a good flame for you to ignore if
you'd post in something that resembled comprehensible English, and give
enough information for people to know what the XXXX it is you're
babbling about.
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