On Sat, Jun 1, 2013, at 02:08 PM, Richard Budd wrote:

I've had no problems with the stock raspbian. However I've only got 720kb going thru it as a Obs. bridge. I'm constrained by the cable upload limits more than anything else.

As far as running it on family members connections, I would likely have it set even lower, and I could just SSH into it to keep it up.

If you ever get a good set of optimizations please let us know. I think anything we can do to make the Pi something close to a "Plug and Play" set up would help to get it adopted by the average user.

I'm definitely intending on publishing them, but life has been complex for a while. I'll get to it though. I had to take my Pi relay down because once I got it so it could weather some of the circuit creation storms, they started crashing my *router*. So, between very little time and not having it up, I haven't been able to experiment for a few weeks.

BTW, there is definitely something going on with these circuit creation storms, but I have no idea whether it's normal or evidence of a DDOS or network instability or what. I've seen similar stuff happen on a way, way bigger relay I run, and if it manages to show up in the logs there, it's BIG, because that's a moderately beefy server. The Pi is like the canary in the coal mine. Not sure what's going on.