How to remove some useless nodes

[John Kimble]

On Jan 29, 2008 6:47 PM, Jackie <g06b08120301 at email.nbu.edu.cn> wrote:
> To remove these fucking nodes mannually one by one is a boring job!!!
> I wonder where to get a router list which contains information about
> country, or just a exit nodes list is much more better!
> Does Tor keep a copy of router list on my PC?
>
Yes, it does. The router list and the geolocation data are kept
separately. If you are using Windows, the Tor configuration directory
which keeps the router list is likely to be
"[your-system-drive]\Documents and
Settings\[your-username]\Application Data\Tor". The Vidalia
configuration directory which keeps the geolocation data would be
"[your-system-drive]\Documents and
Settings\[your-username]\Application Data\Vidalia".

My previous script makes use of the file "cached-descriptors" in your
Tor configuration directory, and the file "geoip-cache" in your
Vidalia configuration directory. If you're using Tor 0.2.x, here's a
more efficient Perl script that uses
[Tor-config-directory]\cached-consensus and
[Vidalia-config-directory]\geoip-cache.

Cheers,
John
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