[tor-relays] could not access my own hidden service

[Konstantinos Asimakis]

This has happened many times to me but it always fixes itself after a
while. I suppose that your tor client uses a different hidden service
directory node than that other guy that could see you. Perhaps different
hidden service directories are not always in sync so some people see a
service while others don't and it's possible that you are in the second
group (untill the directories get synced).

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On Sun, Nov 20, 2011 at 6:17 AM, cmeclax-sazri <
cmeclax-sazri at ixazon.dynip.com> wrote:

> I run Torchat and Onioncat. For at least an hour last night, my Torchat
> showed
> that I was not online, but someone else was, implying that he could see me
> online. I have a laptop which also has Tor, but it's just a client. I
> verified with Onioncat that two hidden services on the same box could not
> contact each other, but the laptop could contact both of them. The relay is
> running 0.2.2.34; the laptop is running 0.2.1.30. My Torchat now sees that
> I'm online, without having restarted Tor. What could cause this?
>
> cmeclax
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