user3145: Or should I create multiple TOR socks ports and use one for each client?
I plan on running bitcoind, namecoind, litecoind, etc... all on the same ubuntu machine running under different users but all going though the same TOR connection.

user3725: I don't think there any good reasons to use multiple SOCKS listener ports on the same tor in your situation.  After all, it all ends up in the same place.

3145: <p>Or should I create multiple TOR socks ports and use one for each client?</p>

<p>I plan on running bitcoind, namecoind, litecoind, etc... all on the same ubuntu machine running under different users but all going though the same TOR connection.</p>
 3725: <p>I don't think there any good reasons to use multiple SOCKS listener ports on the same tor in your situation.  After all, it all ends up in the same place.</p>
