Tor? No way!

[m4rC31 0]

How come ip-check.info assumes the oldest one of my current AirVPN ip-addresses is running TOR, which that machine does certainly not, whereas ipleak.net states: "TOR Exit Node: No". That false claim prevents access to a favourite site of mine.

 

Can you rectify?

[zhang888 1066]

Their database tells that even if one of the users was running a Tor relay behind that server and appeared in the Tor directory, it has nothing to do with your current setup.

You can switch servers if this prevents access to different sites. There is nothing much that can be done in this case, until the next Tor relays database updates on various sites.

[OpenSourcerer 1442]

Sorry, but are you on the assumption that you've got dedicated IPs here? You sound like you are and I have come the long long way from the far away land of the forums' index page to tell you, this is not the case.

[m4rC31 0]

Right, some previous 'evildoer' to be blamed. Cheers!

 

Then again:

1. Having their site’s ip-addresses routed outside the tunnel (AirVPN 2.10.3)
2. AirVPN’s assigned ip still merrily seeding every single torrent of mine on their tracker

So, how can I convince them powers that be to allow web access?

 

way beyond scope I suppose (ignore at will),