Can't generate own tor
77ogc opened this issue · comments
python ~/shadow-plugin-tor/tools/generate.py --nauths 1 --nrelays 3 --nclients 1 --nservers 3 --fweb 0.90 --fbulk 0.10 --nperf50k 10 --nperf1m 10 --nperf5m 10 ../alexa-top-1000-ips.csv ../2018-03-31-23-00-00-consensus ../server-descriptors-2018-03/ ../extra-infos-2018-03/ ../clients.csv
I get:
Warning: Cant find code for IP '198.41.209.133' Num '3324629381', defaulting to 'US'
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/ogc/shadow-plugin-tor/tools/generate.py", line 1135, in
main()
File "/home/ogc/shadow-plugin-tor/tools/generate.py", line 214, in main
generate(args)
File "/home/ogc/shadow-plugin-tor/tools/generate.py", line 334, in generate
authority = guards_nodes.pop()
IndexError: pop from empty list
Can some one help? THX
You might need to increase the number of relays (i.e., nrelays) in order for the script to select at least one guard node.
But, if you only want three relays, you should just use the minimal ShadowTor network here:
shadow-plugin-tor/resource/shadowtor-minimal-config.tar.xz
That is set up so things work correctly. You can edit that one by hand if you want to add more nodes.
ok thank u for u reply!!
I tried to compare the minimal result with torperf , is it normal to have only one line in each picture of the pdf file?
I cant tell if I am doing right.
If you are using the plot-shadow.py script, then you should see a line for every -d option you are using. If you are trying to compare to the public TorPerf data following the instructions from the wiki, then you should see something like the graph shown in Figure 2c here.
Yes, I done all of it.
python ~/shadow-plugin-tor/tools/parse-torperf.py
python ~/shadow/src/tools/plot-shadow.py --prefix "scheduler" --data min-results/ "minimal" --data priority-results/ "priority" --data torperf-results/ "torperf"
Shouldn't this plot out 3 kinds of line?
Sorry for asking alot. This shall be the last one. Thank you!!
I assume that "min-results" and "priority-results" are the results from running Shadow experiments. If so, that should give you 2 lines on every graph.
BUT, the "torperf-results" is not a Shadow experiment, so that data will not add a line to every plot. It will only add a line to the file download times of 50kb, 1mb, and 5mb plots and also the "first byte" plot.
So, you should get 2 lines on every graph, and 3 lines on the 4 download times graphs. If you are getting less, then either your experiment failed and so there is not actually any data that can be plotted, or the plotting script had an error. (You can check if the data is present by manually inspecting the json files inside the results directories.)
Hope that helps! Keep playing around and you'll keep learning :)
ohhhh~~Now i know how torperf works!!!!!
Thank u 4 ur help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!