Tor clients share their IP with the introducer #1947
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I just found out that clients advertise their IP to the introducer!
Storage servers on a hidden service grid will set their
tub.location
to their .onion address and send that instead, but clients do not need to be connected to so they don't have their own hidden services and won't settub.location
. (edit: unless they do set it to an unreachable address, whichconfiguration.rst
actually does say Tor clients should do, I realized after submitting this ticket.)I've been running a hidden service grid for a while and just now realized (via the screenshots in this comment) that the introducer has a list of clients. I have not yet restarted my introducer to enable its wui to confirm that Tor clients are listing their IPs there, but I don't see why they wouldn't be since they don't have
tub.location
set.Is there any reason clients need to tell the introducer their addresses at all?
I think the section of
configuration.rst
that mentions hidden services should include a caveat about how Tahoe is not yet actually ready for anonymous use, mentioning this issue as well as #1942.I'm setting the milestone to 1.10 in hopes that this documentation change can make the upcoming release.
Actually, I just re-read
configuration.rst
and see I missed part of it before... it does actually say this:I still think the Tor configuration docs should be cleaned up, but the situation isn't as bad as I thought... I just failed at reading the docs. Apologies!
related: #517, #1942, #1086, #344, [//pipermail/tahoe-dev/2010-June/004451.html], FAQ 21, comment:76742
I think leif said in IRC that this doesn't need a change in 1.10. Let's revisit it for 1.11 .
I think this is a duplicate of #1010. Could someone verify if that's correct, and close this ticket with status "duplicate", and add a comment on #1010 asking people who read #1010 to come read this ticket too?