If a host blacklists an entire country so that none of its IPs can reach IPs allocated to that country, is there a way to indicate that they are unreachable, using ExitPolicy or something similar? I tried the following, with this example being a relay that cannot exit to any Swiss IPs: user@host:~$ cat /etc/cron.weekly/blacklist-ch #!/bin/sh ZONE=https://ipv4.fetus.jp/ch.txt curl ${ZONE} | sed -r '/^[0-9\.\/]+$/!d;s/.*/ExitPolicy reject &:*/g' > /etc/tor/ch-ips user@host:~$ grep include /etc/...| Recent Questions - Tor Stack Exchange
As this question details, it is possible to limit the exit nodes into a specific country. What I would yet more happily do, is to have some more narrow limitation. For example, to specific subnets (ISPs) or even to a list of hand-defined hosts. Is it possible, can it happen?| Recent Questions - Tor Stack Exchange