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Created Jan 27, 2020 by Nick Mathewson@nickm🏃Owner

When under load, give 503 aggressively for dirport requests without compression

Preliminary analysis of the parent ticket suggests that most of the problematic requests are coming from an aggressively non-tor sources. One reasonable thing we could do to disfavor them is to give a 503 to directory requests that don't request compression, either with a ".z" suffix or an Accept-Encoding list.

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