hi, everyone. I have built a webtunnel bridge by docker 2 days ago. And all config is default, but my bridge is not distributed in the tor bridge website.
Hi @Harbeter, if you’re using the docker container, you’re probably facing this issue:
Can you test this fix:
docker-compose.yml:
- WEBTUNNEL_ENABLE_ADDITIONAL_VARIABLES=1
- WEBTUNNELV_AssumeReachable=$WEBTUNNELV_AssumeReachable
.env
WEBTUNNEL_ENABLE_ADDITIONAL_VARIABLES=1
WEBTUNNELV_AssumeReachable=1
cc @Shelikhoo
It works. Thanks very much.
Hi gus, I check my bridge state today, and find that is offline. It was online yesterday, and I am able to use it normally, It working now.
Here is my WebTunnel bridge id:
66E23687306EEA68DAE65E0F9AA7A2885EEE2A23
Thanks very much.
https://bridges.torproject.org/status?id=66E23687306EEA68DAE65E0F9AA7A2885EEE2A23
seems to be working fine - offline on metrics does not mean much, when your ORPort is not exposed (which is how it should be)
I see this happen to my bridges somewhat frequently on the relay search, but when you check their status on the bridge distributor they are fully functional, so I assume it’s just a bug:
https://bridges.torproject.org/status?id=66E23687306EEA68DAE65E0F9AA7A2885EEE2A23
Thanks, the relay is indeed showing as working properly. The “offline” status on the bridge page is probably due to my VPS having an unstable bandwidth.