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Created Feb 20, 2020 by Ana Custura@acute🚀Maintainer

Measure static guard nodes with OnionPerf

The specifications for measuring this are as follows:

  • OP should measure one guard or set of guards at a time. It could use NumEntryGuards in the torrc file to support more than 1 guard
  • A new guard/set of guards must be chosen after a day of measurement
  • All CBT data must be erased when choosing a new set of guards, after day of measurements (at UTC midnight). This could mean erasing or replacing the state file for CBT.
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