Tor will not make or accept non-control network connections. NOTE: Only way to connect is WITHOUT the (necessary for us) option to ‘Use a bridge’ which then would require us to use a VPN to furhter insure more “privacy”ġ2/24/21, 01:45:05.219 DisableNetwork is set. Selected 'Select a built-in-bridge’ ‘obfs4’ and TOR never connects and unable to use the browser.

NO CONNECTION to to get new bridges, and never able to connect! Selected ‘Request a bridge fron ’ and on Request a New Bridge…’ TOR settings/Bridges: Selected ‘Use a bridge’ is no problem without IPv4 nowadays.When reporting a bug, please include as many of these as possible: But they have no problems with their customers. They can’t afford the prices on the IPv4 market. This applies mostly to newcomers, of course. Otherwise they deliver their servers only with IPv6. That is sometimes more than the server costs. Disadvantage, just an IPv4 costs 5-10 Euro extra. In my industry, there are already some ISPs that sell servers that would be perfect for the Tor network. It would be great if the step were taken soon.

On the other hand, we are now in 2022, IPv6 is established everywhere and usually preferred. I realize that if you allow IPv6 only, this will certainly cause a huge change in the protocol itself. However, I am not interested in the topic because of bridges, but exits. Besides the relays I already have, I could also use 95% of my bandwidth at home for more useful things than idle.

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