That will not help in my opinion. Some user will be able to contact the trackers through another exit node and then start connecting to peers through your tracker to download the actual data. If RIAA is faking peers and then waits for people to connect to them, then you will still be acused of illegal file sharing. You will still appear as a torrent user. You just won't appear on most tracker lists but IIRC they always accuse you after you actually connect to them for sharing and not just because you were on a tracker scrape...

Cheers.

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On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 9:39 AM, tor-admin <tor-admin@torland.me> wrote:
Red Rover <redrover2592@gmail.com> wrote on 17.05.2012:
> Hi there, :-)
>
> I am running a Tor relay on a VPS.
>
> How do I configure it to NOT accept torrent traffic?
>
> I have just received an abuse report from my hosting company.
>
> All the best,
>
> Redrover
>

Hi,

using a small python script I retrieved the TOP-100 trackers from
www.torrentking.org and added them to torrc. I never got any DCMA report.

Regards,

torland

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