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<p>Bandura: add reg.i2p and edit notbob</p> <hr /> <div>The domain name system - short DNS - provides a resolution of the domain (for example geti2p.net) into an IP address (for example 81.7.7.63). In I2P, the IP addresses of the participating routers are known, but not which router offering services. Instead, I2P services (for example eepsites) are linked to destinations. This means I need the appropriate destination to call an I2P service. So you could say that the IP address of a Web site in i2P is the destination of an eepsite.<br /> <br /> An analogy to the domain name system, would be the phone book: to call someone, you need the phone number. If you do not know the phone number, you look in the phone book. The phone book would be a name registry in I2P (Expert Info: In the Clearnet, the phone book would be a DNS server).<br /> <br /> == How to get to the destinations for the corresponding services? ==<br /> The own I2P router itself also leads a list of domain names and destinations. These are often stored in the so-called hosts.txt. This means that in case of resolution the router look at the local list. This local list of domain names and destinations is also referred to as an address book.<br /> <br /> === Where do you get this lists? ===<br /> There are several registries in I2P. These registries then keep a list of domain names and destination. The router regularly checks in the background whether the registries offer new domain names. If there is new the router gets the domain names with the destinations and stores them locally.<br /> The DNS in i2P can be described as decentralized. So there is no central instance that keeps the domain names and the destinations ready. For example, if a registry is down, you once saved the entries that locally stored at this point and, secondly, you can easily use multiple registries. This means it can be without problems one or more registries offline, as there are several.<br /> Often it is so that the registries exchange the lists with each other - or the operator of a service registers and shares their destination with more than one registry. The second reason why you can describe the DNS in i2P as a decentralized is that there is no instance that can prevent the registry. Even if you broke a registry to delete an entry, you still have the entry yourself and other registries.<br /> There are many registries and everyone can actually open their own. Here is a selection of registries:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Registries<br /> |-<br /> ! Site !! Operator !! Reliable<br /> |-<br /> | stats.i2p || This site is operated by zzz, one of the main developers of I2P. || Yes<br /> |-<br /> | reg.i2p || Developers of i2pd || Yes<br /> |-<br /> | inr.i2p || Unknown || Probably yes<br /> |-<br /> | identiguy.i2p || Unknown || Probably yes<br /> |-<br /> | isitup.i2p || Unknown || Probably yes<br /> |-<br /> | i2pjump.i2p || Unknown || Probably yes<br /> |}<br /> It is also possible to provide a list of domain names and destinations without being acting as a registry. A selection of such services:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Anbieter von Listen mit Domainnamen und Destinations ohne Registrierungsfunktion<br /> |-<br /> ! Site !! Operator !! Info !! Reliable<br /> |-<br /> | http://i2p-projekt.i2p/hosts.txt || This list operated by the I2P project. || This list contains long existing Eepsites and serves to provide a &quot;basic list&quot;. || Yes<br /> |-<br /> | http://notbob.i2p/hosts.txt || Notbob || || Yes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == What are Jump URLs (Jump Services)? ==<br /> Sometimes it happens that the router does not know the destination of a domain. This may be because the domain is new and the router has not yet updated the list of domain names and destinations. But it may also be that the domain name is only registered with a registration site and the router does not get information from exactly this registry.<br /> No matter what the reason is, in this case, Jump Services are used. The Jump Service looks to yourself in the address book - so in its own list of domain names and destinations and returns the appropriate destination to the router. Of course, it may happen that the Jump Service does not know the domain. In this case, it is advisable to try another Jump Service.<br /> Since Jump Services needs to know many domains and have a large list accordingly, most Jump Services are operated by registries, which must already have a large list due to their function as a registry.<br /> A selection of Jump Services:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Jump services<br /> |-<br /> ! URL !! Info<br /> |-<br /> | http://stats.i2p/cgi-bin/jump.cgi?a= || This site is operated by ZZZ, one of the main developers of I2P.<br /> |-<br /> | http://i2pjump.i2p/jump/ || This page collects the address books from different pages and provides them.<br /> |-<br /> | http://notbob.i2p/cgi-bin/jump.cgi?q= || This site is operated by NotBob.<br /> |-<br /> | http://inr.i2p/jump/ || It is not known who operates this page. She seems to be trustworthy.<br /> |-<br /> | http://reg.i2p/jump/ || This site is operated by the developers of I2PD.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == For me there are several address books. Which should I use? ==<br /> In general, you should use the router address book. In this, all entries of registries are also loaded.<br /> The Private Address Book is private. This means it is shared with no one others! It can be used, for example, to access private services (expert info: for example SSH or FTP). Normally, you do not need them.<br /> The local address book should be used for services that you operate. For example, if you operate an Eepsite (for example a private blog) or the like, you can enter them there. However, it is not necessary to enter them there. Normally, you do not need this address book.<br /> The local address book is automatically intrigued in the Router Address Book (merge).<br /> The public address book is only available for experts and experiencing eepsite operators. It can be used to publish a list of domain names and destinations yourself.<br /> <br /> == Which registries should I use? ==<br /> The advantage, but also the disadvantage of registrations is that everyone can operate a registry. The advantage is that, for example, there are always enough registries. The advantage is also that there are always enough registries. The disadvantage, however, is that even cheats can operate registries. So these could then specify a false destination to a domain. As a result, you could know without it to stumble on a fraudulent side. Therefore, in advance, one should explore how trustworthy is a registry. This is also the reason that only a few registries are entered in the router by default.<br /> <br /> == Glossary ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Glossary<br /> |-<br /> ! Term !! Meaning<br /> |-<br /> | IP address || In order for computers to be able to communicate (talk) with one another, they need names like us humans. The difference, however, is that the computers do not have names, but IP addresses. In principle, every computer that is connected to the Internet has an IP address. With this he can be clearly identified. So an IP address is used so that computers know who is talking to.<br /> |-<br /> | Eepsite || A website in the I2P network<br /> |-<br /> | I2P Router || Die lokale Software, welche auf dem Computer installiert ist, damit man Zugang zum I2P Netzwerk bekommt. (z. B. Java I2P oder I2Pd)<br /> |-<br /> | I2P service || A service that is offered in the I2P network. These can be eepsites, chat servers, but also games.<br /> |-<br /> | Destination || An IP address in the I2P network. The difference, however, is that you cannot find out the actual IP address with the destination. As a result, his own identity cannot be determined by others. The destination is usually in the form of a Base32 (long text that ends with &quot;.b32.i2p&quot;) or Base64 (long text that even contains ~ characters).<br /> |-<br /> | Expert info || Additional information, which is not important for understanding the text.<br /> |-<br /> | Clearnet || In contrast to the I2P network, the Clearnet is the &quot;normal&quot; Internet.<br /> |-<br /> | local || on your own computer<br /> |-<br /> | decentralized || Decentralized means that it is not subordinate to any central authority (government, private person, company) that is bundled in one place.<br /> |-<br /> | I2Pd || I2P router written in C ++. In contrast to the &quot;normal&quot; Java I2P router, I2Pd requires fewer system resources (RAM, CPU, ...).<br /> |-<br /> | address book || There is a list of domain names and corresponding destinations. This collection on your I2P router is also known as an address book.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == External sites ==<br /> * https://geti2p.net/en/docs/naming<br /> * https://geti2p.net/de/faq</div>

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<p>Bandura: Redirected page to DNS/de</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[DNS/de]]</div>

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<p>Bandura: Redirected page to DNS</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[DNS]]</div>

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<p>Bandura: Created page with &quot;The domain name system - short DNS - provides a resolution of the domain (for example geti2p.net) into an IP address (for example 81.7.7.63). In I2P, the IP addresses of the p...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>The domain name system - short DNS - provides a resolution of the domain (for example geti2p.net) into an IP address (for example 81.7.7.63). In I2P, the IP addresses of the participating routers are known, but not which router offering services. Instead, I2P services (for example eepsites) are linked to destinations. This means I need the appropriate destination to call an I2P service. So you could say that the IP address of a Web site in i2P is the destination of an eepsite.<br /> <br /> An analogy to the domain name system, would be the phone book: to call someone, you need the phone number. If you do not know the phone number, you look in the phone book. The phone book would be a name registry in I2P (Expert Info: In the Clearnet, the phone book would be a DNS server).<br /> <br /> == How to get to the destinations for the corresponding services? ==<br /> The own I2P router itself also leads a list of domain names and destinations. These are often stored in the so-called hosts.txt. This means that in case of resolution the router look at the local list. This local list of domain names and destinations is also referred to as an address book.<br /> <br /> === Where do you get this lists? ===<br /> There are several registries in I2P. These registries then keep a list of domain names and destination. The router regularly checks in the background whether the registries offer new domain names. If there is new the router gets the domain names with the destinations and stores them locally.<br /> The DNS in i2P can be described as decentralized. So there is no central instance that keeps the domain names and the destinations ready. For example, if a registry is down, you once saved the entries that locally stored at this point and, secondly, you can easily use multiple registries. This means it can be without problems one or more registries offline, as there are several.<br /> Often it is so that the registries exchange the lists with each other - or the operator of a service registers and shares their destination with more than one registry. The second reason why you can describe the DNS in i2P as a decentralized is that there is no instance that can prevent the registry. Even if you broke a registry to delete an entry, you still have the entry yourself and other registries.<br /> There are many registries and everyone can actually open their own. Here is a selection of registries:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Registries<br /> |-<br /> ! Site !! Operator !! Reliable<br /> |-<br /> | stats.i2p || This site is operated by zzz, one of the main developers of I2P. || Yes<br /> |-<br /> | inr.i2p || Unknown || Probably yes<br /> |-<br /> | identiguy.i2p || Unknown || Probably yes<br /> |-<br /> | isitup.i2p || Unknown || Probably yes<br /> |-<br /> | i2pjump.i2p || Unknown || Probably yes<br /> |}<br /> It is also possible to provide a list of domain names and destinations without being acting as a registry. A selection of such services:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Anbieter von Listen mit Domainnamen und Destinations ohne Registrierungsfunktion<br /> |-<br /> ! Site !! Operator !! Info !! Reliable<br /> |-<br /> | http://i2p-projekt.i2p/hosts.txt || This list operated by the I2P project. || This list contains long existing Eepsites and serves to provide a &quot;basic list&quot;. || Yes<br /> |-<br /> | http://notbob.i2p/hosts.txt || Notbob || || Probably yes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == What are Jump URLs (Jump Services)? ==<br /> Sometimes it happens that the router does not know the destination of a domain. This may be because the domain is new and the router has not yet updated the list of domain names and destinations. But it may also be that the domain name is only registered with a registration site and the router does not get information from exactly this registry.<br /> No matter what the reason is, in this case, Jump Services are used. The Jump Service looks to yourself in the address book - so in its own list of domain names and destinations and returns the appropriate destination to the router. Of course, it may happen that the Jump Service does not know the domain. In this case, it is advisable to try another Jump Service.<br /> Since Jump Services needs to know many domains and have a large list accordingly, most Jump Services are operated by registries, which must already have a large list due to their function as a registry.<br /> A selection of Jump Services:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Jump services<br /> |-<br /> ! URL !! Info<br /> |-<br /> | http://stats.i2p/cgi-bin/jump.cgi?a= || This site is operated by ZZZ, one of the main developers of I2P.<br /> |-<br /> | http://i2pjump.i2p/jump/ || This page collects the address books from different pages and provides them.<br /> |-<br /> | http://notbob.i2p/cgi-bin/jump.cgi?q= || This site is operated by NotBob.<br /> |-<br /> | http://inr.i2p/jump/ || It is not known who operates this page. She seems to be trustworthy.<br /> |-<br /> | http://reg.i2p/jump/ || This site is operated by the developers of I2PD.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == For me there are several address books. Which should I use? ==<br /> In general, you should use the router address book. In this, all entries of registries are also loaded.<br /> The Private Address Book is private. This means it is shared with no one others! It can be used, for example, to access private services (expert info: for example SSH or FTP). Normally, you do not need them.<br /> The local address book should be used for services that you operate. For example, if you operate an Eepsite (for example a private blog) or the like, you can enter them there. However, it is not necessary to enter them there. Normally, you do not need this address book.<br /> The local address book is automatically intrigued in the Router Address Book (merge).<br /> The public address book is only available for experts and experiencing eepsite operators. It can be used to publish a list of domain names and destinations yourself.<br /> <br /> == Which registries should I use? ==<br /> The advantage, but also the disadvantage of registrations is that everyone can operate a registry. The advantage is that, for example, there are always enough registries. The advantage is also that there are always enough registries. The disadvantage, however, is that even cheats can operate registries. So these could then specify a false destination to a domain. As a result, you could know without it to stumble on a fraudulent side. Therefore, in advance, one should explore how trustworthy is a registry. This is also the reason that only a few registries are entered in the router by default.<br /> <br /> == Glossary ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Glossary<br /> |-<br /> ! Term !! Meaning<br /> |-<br /> | IP address || In order for computers to be able to communicate (talk) with one another, they need names like us humans. The difference, however, is that the computers do not have names, but IP addresses. In principle, every computer that is connected to the Internet has an IP address. With this he can be clearly identified. So an IP address is used so that computers know who is talking to.<br /> |-<br /> | Eepsite || A website in the I2P network<br /> |-<br /> | I2P Router || Die lokale Software, welche auf dem Computer installiert ist, damit man Zugang zum I2P Netzwerk bekommt. (z. B. Java I2P oder I2Pd)<br /> |-<br /> | I2P service || A service that is offered in the I2P network. These can be eepsites, chat servers, but also games.<br /> |-<br /> | Destination || An IP address in the I2P network. The difference, however, is that you cannot find out the actual IP address with the destination. As a result, his own identity cannot be determined by others. The destination is usually in the form of a Base32 (long text that ends with &quot;.b32.i2p&quot;) or Base64 (long text that even contains ~ characters).<br /> |-<br /> | Expert info || Additional information, which is not important for understanding the text.<br /> |-<br /> | Clearnet || In contrast to the I2P network, the Clearnet is the &quot;normal&quot; Internet.<br /> |-<br /> | local || on your own computer<br /> |-<br /> | decentralized || Decentralized means that it is not subordinate to any central authority (government, private person, company) that is bundled in one place.<br /> |-<br /> | I2Pd || I2P router written in C ++. In contrast to the &quot;normal&quot; Java I2P router, I2Pd requires fewer system resources (RAM, CPU, ...).<br /> |-<br /> | address book || There is a list of domain names and corresponding destinations. This collection on your I2P router is also known as an address book.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == External sites ==<br /> * https://geti2p.net/en/docs/naming<br /> * https://geti2p.net/de/faq</div>

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<p>Bandura: </p> <hr /> <div>Das Domain Name System - kurz DNS - sorgt für eine Auflösung der Domain (z. B. geti2p.net) in eine IP-Adresse (z. B. 81.7.7.63). In I2P kennt man zwar die IP-Adressen der teilnehmenden Router, allerdings nicht welcher Router, welche Dienste anbietet. Stattdessen werden in I2P Dienste (z. B. Eepsites) mit Destinations verknüpft. Dies bedeutet, ich brauche die entsprechende Destination, um einen I2P Dienst aufzurufen. Man könnte also sagen, dass die IP-Adresse einer Website in I2P die Destination einer Eepsite ist.<br /> <br /> Eine Analogie zum Domain Name System, wäre das Telefonbuch: Um jemanden anzurufen, braucht man seine Telefonnummer. Wenn man diese Telefonnummer nicht weißt, schaut man im Telefonbuch nach. Das Telefonbuch wäre in I2P eine Registrierungsstelle (Experteninfo: im Clearnet wäre das Telefonbuch ein DNS-Server).<br /> <br /> == Wie kommt man an die Destinations für die entsprechenden Dienste? ==<br /> Der eigene I2P Router selbst führt auch selbst eine Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations. Diese werden häufig in der sogenannten hosts.txt gespeichert. Dies bedeutet, dass für die Auflösung in die lokale Liste geschaut wird. Diese lokale Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations wird auch als Adressbuch bezeichnet.<br /> <br /> === Woher bekommt man diese Liste? ===<br /> Dafür gibt es verschiedene Registrierungsstellen in I2P. Diese Registrierungsstellen halten dann eine Liste mit den Domainnamen und den Destination bereit. Der Router prüft im Hintergrund regelmäßig, ob es bei den Registrierungsstellen neuen Domainnamen gibt. Gibt es neue holt der Router die Domainnamen mit den Destinations und speichert diese lokal ab.<br /> Das DNS in I2P kann man als dezentral beschreiben. Es gibt also keine zentrale Instanz, welche die Domainnamen und die Destinations bereit hält. Fällt zum Beispiel eine Registrierungsstelle aus, hat man einmal die Einträge die bei dieser Stelle lagen lokal gespeichert und zweitens kann man problemlos mehrere Registrierungsstellen nutzen. Dies bedeutet, es können ohne Probleme eine oder mehrere Registrierungsstellen ausfallen, da es mehrere gibt.<br /> Häufig ist es so, dass die Registrierungsstellen sich untereinander austauschen oder die Betreiber eines Dienstes, ihre Destination bei mehreren Registrierungsstellen registrieren. Der zweite Grund, warum man das DNS in I2P als dezentral beschreiben kann ist, dass es keine Instanz gibt, welche die Registrierung verhindern kann. Selbst wenn man eine Registrierungsstelle dazu bringt, einen Eintrag zu löschen, hat man selber und andere Registrierungsstellen den Eintrag noch.<br /> Es gibt viele Registrierungsstellen und jeder kann eigentlich eine eigene eröffnen. Hier ist eine Auswahl an Registrierungsstellen:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Registrierungsstellen<br /> |-<br /> ! Seite !! Betreiber !! Vertrauenswürdig<br /> |-<br /> | stats.i2p || Diese Seite wird von zzz, einem der Hauptentwickler von I2P, betrieben. || Ja<br /> |-<br /> | inr.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |-<br /> | identiguy.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |-<br /> | isitup.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |-<br /> | i2pjump.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |}<br /> Es ist auch möglich eine Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations bereit zu stellen ohne, dass man als Registrierungsstelle fungiert. Eine Auswahl von solchen Diensten:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Anbieter von Listen mit Domainnamen und Destinations ohne Registrierungsfunktion<br /> |-<br /> ! Seite !! Betreiber !! Info !! Vertrauenswürdig<br /> |-<br /> | http://i2p-projekt.i2p/hosts.txt || Diese Liste von vom I2P Projekt betrieben. || Diese Liste enthält lange bestehende Eepsites und dient dazu eine „Grundliste“ bereitzustellen. || Ja<br /> |-<br /> | http://notbob.i2p/hosts.txt || Notbob || || Vermutlich ja<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Was sind Sprung-URLs (Jump services)? ==<br /> Manchmal kommt es vor, dass der Router das Ziel einer Domain nicht kennt. Dies kann zum Beispiel daran liegen, dass die Domain neu ist und der Router die Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations noch nicht aktualisiert hat. Es kann aber auch sein, dass der Domainname nur bei einer Registrierungsstelle registriert ist und der Router keine Informationen von genaue dieser Registrierungsstelle holt.<br /> Egal, was auch der Grund ist, in diesem Fall kommen Jump services zum Einsatz. Der Jump service schaut bei sich selber im Adressbuch nach - also in seiner eigenen Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations und gibt die entsprechende Destination an den Router zurück. Natürlich kann es auch vorkommen, dass der Jump service die Domain auch nicht kennt. In diesem Fall ist es Ratsam, einen anderen Jump service zu versuchen.<br /> Da Jump services viele Domains kennen müssen und entsprechend eine große Liste führen müssen, sind die meisten Jump services von Registrierungsstellen, welche schon aufgrund ihrer Funktion als Registrierungsstelle eine große Liste haben müssen.<br /> Eine Auswahl an Jump services:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Jump services<br /> |-<br /> ! URL !! Info<br /> |-<br /> | http://stats.i2p/cgi-bin/jump.cgi?a= || Diese Seite wird von zzz, einem der Hauptentwickler von I2P, betrieben.<br /> |-<br /> | http://i2pjump.i2p/jump/ || Diese Seite sammelt von verschiedenen Seiten die Adressbücher und stellt diese zur Verfügung.<br /> |-<br /> | http://notbob.i2p/cgi-bin/jump.cgi?q= || Diese Seite wird von Notbob betrieben.<br /> |-<br /> | http://inr.i2p/jump/ || Es ist nicht bekannt, wer diese Seite betreibt. Sie scheint allerdings vertrauenswürdig zu sein.<br /> |-<br /> | http://reg.i2p/jump/ || Diese Seite wird von den Entwickler von I2Pd betrieben.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Bei mir gibt es mehrere Adressbücher. Welches soll ich benutzen? ==<br /> Allgemein gilt, dass man das Router Adressbuch benutzen sollte. In diesem werden auch alle Einträge von Registrierungsstellen geladen.<br /> Das private Adressbuch ist privat. Dies bedeutet es wird mit niemanden anderen geteilt! Man kann es zum Beispiel benutzten, um auf private Dienste zuzugreifen (Experteninfo: zum Beispiel SSH oder FTP). Im Normalfall braucht man diese nicht.<br /> Das lokale Adressbuch soll für Dienste benutzt werden, welche man selber bereit stellt. Wenn man zum Beispiel eine Eepsite (zum Beispiel ein privater Blog) oder ähnliches Betreibt, kann man diese dort eintragen. Es ist allerdings nicht notwendig diese dort einzutragen. Im Normalfall braucht man auch dieses Adressbuch nicht.<br /> Das lokale Adressbuch wird automatisch in das Router Adressbuch intrigiert (merge).<br /> Das öffentliche Adressbuch ist nur für Experten und erfahrende Eepsitebetreiber da. Es kann dafür benutzt werden, selber eine Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations zu veröffentlichen.<br /> <br /> == Welche Registrierungsstellen sollte ich benutzen? ==<br /> Das Vorteil, aber auch der Nachteil an Registrierungsstellen ist, dass jeder eine Registrierungsstellen betreiben kann. Der Vorteil besteht darin, dass es dadurch zum Beispiel immer genug Registrierungsstellen gibt. Auch besteht er darin, dass dezentrale Domain Name System von I2P zu fördern. Der Nachteil ist allerdings, dass auch Betrüger Registrierungsstellen betreiben können. So könnten diese dann zu einer Domain eine falsche Destination angeben. Dadurch könnte man ohne es zu wissen, auf eine betrügerische Seite stolpern. Man sollte sich daher im Vorhinein erkunden, wie vertrauenswürdig eine Registrierungsstelle ist. Dies ist auch der Grund, das standardmäßig nur wenige Registrierungsstellen im Router eingetragen sind.<br /> <br /> == Glossar ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Glossar<br /> |-<br /> ! Begriff !! Bedeutung<br /> |-<br /> | IP-Adresse || Damit Computer mit einander kommunizieren (reden) können, brauchen sie wie wir Menschen Namen. Der Unterschied ist jedoch, dass die Computer keine Namen, sondern IP-Adressen haben. Grundsätzlich bekommt jeder Computer, welcher mit dem Internet verbunden ist, eine IP-Adresse. Mit dieser kann er eindeutig identifiziert werden. Eine IP-Adresse wird also verwendet, damit die Computer wissen, mit wem die Reden.<br /> |-<br /> | Eepsite || Eine Website im I2P Netzwerk<br /> |-<br /> | I2P Router || Die lokale Software, welche auf dem Computer installiert ist, damit man Zugang zum I2P Netzwerk bekommt. (z. B. Java I2P oder I2Pd)<br /> |-<br /> | I2P Dienst || Ein Dienst, welcher im I2P-Netzwerk angeboten wird. Dies können Eepsites, Chatserver, aber auch Spiele sein.<br /> |-<br /> | Destination || Eine IP-Adresse im I2P Netzwerk. Der Unterschied ist jedoch, dass man mit der Destination die eigentliche IP-Adresse nicht herausbekommen kann. Dadurch kann seine eigene Identität auch nicht durch andere ermittelt werden. Die Destination liegt im Normalfall in Form einer Base32 (langer Text, welcher mit „.b32.i2p“ endet) oder Base64 (langer Text, der sogar ~-Zeichen enthält) vor.<br /> |-<br /> | Experteninfo || Zusätzliche Information, welche aber zum Verständnis des Textes nicht wichtig ist.<br /> |-<br /> | Clearnet || Im Gegensatz zum I2P-Netzwerk ist das Clearnet das „normale“ Internet.<br /> |-<br /> | lokal || auf dem eigenen Computer<br /> |-<br /> | dezentral || Dezentral bedeutet, dass es keiner zentralen - also an einem Ort gebündelten - Instanz (Regierung, Privatperson, Unternehmen) untersteht.<br /> |-<br /> | I2Pd || In C++ geschriebener I2P Router. Im Gegensatz zum „normalen“ Java I2P Router, benötigt I2Pd weniger Systemrecourcen (RAM, CPU, …).<br /> |-<br /> | Adressbuch || Es gibt eine Liste mit Domainnamen und entsprechenden Destinations. Diese Ansammlung auf seinem I2P Router bezeichnet man auch als Adressbuch.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Externe Seiten ==<br /> * https://geti2p.net/en/docs/naming<br /> * https://geti2p.net/de/faq</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=DNS/de&diff=410 2021-06-11T16:08:38Z

<p>Bandura: </p> <hr /> <div>Das Domain Name System – kurz DNS – sorgt für eine Auflösung der Domain (z. B. geti2p.net) in eine IP-Adresse (z. B. 81.7.7.63). In I2P kennt man zwar die IP-Adressen der teilnehmenden Router, allerdings nicht welcher Router, welche Dienste anbietet. Stattdessen werden in I2P Dienste (z. B. Eepsites) mit Destinations verknüpft. Dies bedeutet, ich brauche die entsprechende Destination, um einen I2P Dienst aufzurufen. Man könnte also sagen, dass die IP-Adresse einer Website in I2P die Destination einer Eepsite ist.<br /> <br /> Eine Analogie zum Domain Name System, wäre das Telefonbuch: Um jemanden anzurufen, braucht man seine Telefonnummer. Wenn man diese Telefonnummer nicht weißt, schaut man im Telefonbuch nach. Das Telefonbuch wäre in I2P eine Registrierungsstelle (Experteninfo: im Clearnet wäre das Telefonbuch ein DNS-Server).<br /> <br /> == Wie kommt man an die Destinations für die entsprechenden Dienste? ==<br /> Der eigene I2P Router selbst führt auch selbst eine Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations. Diese werden häufig in der sogenannten hosts.txt gespeichert. Dies bedeutet, dass für die Auflösung in die lokale Liste geschaut wird. Diese lokale Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations wird auch als Adressbuch bezeichnet.<br /> <br /> === Woher bekommt man diese Liste? ===<br /> Dafür gibt es verschiedene Registrierungsstellen in I2P. Diese Registrierungsstellen halten dann eine Liste mit den Domainnamen und den Destination bereit. Der Router prüft im Hintergrund regelmäßig, ob es bei den Registrierungsstellen neuen Domainnamen gibt. Gibt es neue holt der Router die Domainnamen mit den Destinations und speichert diese lokal ab.<br /> Das DNS in I2P kann man als dezentral beschreiben. Es gibt also keine zentrale Instanz, welche die Domainnamen und die Destinations bereit hält. Fällt zum Beispiel eine Registrierungsstelle aus, hat man einmal die Einträge die bei dieser Stelle lagen lokal gespeichert und zweitens kann man problemlos mehrere Registrierungsstellen nutzen. Dies bedeutet, es können ohne Probleme eine oder mehrere Registrierungsstellen ausfallen, da es mehrere gibt.<br /> Häufig ist es so, dass die Registrierungsstellen sich untereinander austauschen oder die Betreiber eines Dienstes, ihre Destination bei mehreren Registrierungsstellen registrieren. Der zweite Grund, warum man das DNS in I2P als dezentral beschreiben kann ist, dass es keine Instanz gibt, welche die Registrierung verhindern kann. Selbst wenn man eine Registrierungsstelle dazu bringt, einen Eintrag zu löschen, hat man selber und andere Registrierungsstellen den Eintrag noch.<br /> Es gibt viele Registrierungsstellen und jeder kann eigentlich eine eigene eröffnen. Hier ist eine Auswahl an Registrierungsstellen:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Registrierungsstellen<br /> |-<br /> ! Seite !! Betreiber !! Vertrauenswürdig<br /> |-<br /> | stats.i2p || Diese Seite wird von zzz, einem der Hauptentwickler von I2P, betrieben. || Ja<br /> |-<br /> | inr.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |-<br /> | identiguy.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |-<br /> | isitup.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |-<br /> | i2pjump.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |}<br /> Es ist auch möglich eine Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations bereit zu stellen ohne, dass man als Registrierungsstelle fungiert. Eine Auswahl von solchen Diensten:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Anbieter von Listen mit Domainnamen und Destinations ohne Registrierungsfunktion<br /> |-<br /> ! Seite !! Betreiber !! Info !! Vertrauenswürdig<br /> |-<br /> | http://i2p-projekt.i2p/hosts.txt || Diese Liste von vom I2P Projekt betrieben. || Diese Liste enthält lange bestehende Eepsites und dient dazu eine „Grundliste“ bereitzustellen. || Ja<br /> |-<br /> | http://notbob.i2p/hosts.txt || Notbob || || Vermutlich ja<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Was sind Sprung-URLs (Jump services)? ==<br /> Manchmal kommt es vor, dass der Router das Ziel einer Domain nicht kennt. Dies kann zum Beispiel daran liegen, dass die Domain neu ist und der Router die Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations noch nicht aktualisiert hat. Es kann aber auch sein, dass der Domainname nur bei einer Registrierungsstelle registriert ist und der Router keine Informationen von genaue dieser Registrierungsstelle holt.<br /> Egal, was auch der Grund ist, in diesem Fall kommen Jump services zum Einsatz. Der Jump service schaut bei sich selber im Adressbuch nach – also in seiner eigenen Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations und gibt die entsprechende Destination an den Router zurück. Natürlich kann es auch vorkommen, dass der Jump service die Domain auch nicht kennt. In diesem Fall ist es Ratsam, einen anderen Jump service zu versuchen.<br /> Da Jump services viele Domains kennen müssen und entsprechend eine große Liste führen müssen, sind die meisten Jump services von Registrierungsstellen, welche schon aufgrund ihrer Funktion als Registrierungsstelle eine große Liste haben müssen.<br /> Eine Auswahl an Jump services:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Jump services<br /> |-<br /> ! URL !! Info<br /> |-<br /> | http://stats.i2p/cgi-bin/jump.cgi?a= || Diese Seite wird von zzz, einem der Hauptentwickler von I2P, betrieben.<br /> |-<br /> | http://i2pjump.i2p/jump/ || Diese Seite sammelt von verschiedenen Seiten die Adressbücher und stellt diese zur Verfügung.<br /> |-<br /> | http://notbob.i2p/cgi-bin/jump.cgi?q= || Diese Seite wird von Notbob betrieben.<br /> |-<br /> | http://inr.i2p/jump/ || Es ist nicht bekannt, wer diese Seite betreibt. Sie scheint allerdings vertrauenswürdig zu sein.<br /> |-<br /> | http://reg.i2p/jump/ || Diese Seite wird von den Entwickler von I2Pd betrieben.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Bei mir gibt es mehrere Adressbücher. Welches soll ich benutzen? ==<br /> Allgemein gilt, dass man das Router Adressbuch benutzen sollte. In dieses werden auch alle Einträge von Registrierungsstellen geladen.<br /> Das private Adressbuch ist privat. Dies bedeutet es wird mit niemanden anderen geteilt! Man kann es zum Beispiel benutzten, um auf private Dienste zuzugreifen (Experteninfo: zum Beispiel SSH oder FTP). Im Normalfall braucht man diese nicht.<br /> Das lokale Adressbuch soll für Dienste benutzt werden, welche man selber bereit stellt. Wenn man zum Beispiel eine Eepsite (zum Beispiel ein privater Blog) oder ähnliches Betreibt, kann man diese dort eintragen. Es ist allerdings nicht notwendig diese dort einzutragen. Im Normalfall braucht man auch dieses Adressbuch nicht.<br /> Das lokale Adressbuch wird automatisch in das Router Adressbuch intrigiert (merge).<br /> Das öffentliche Adressbuch ist nur für Experten und erfahrende Eepsitebetreiber da. Es kann dafür benutzt werden, selber eine Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations zu veröffentlichen.<br /> <br /> == Welche Registrierungsstellen sollte ich benutzten? ==<br /> Das Vorteil, aber auch der Nachteil an Registrierungsstellen ist, dass jeder eine Registrierungsstellen betreiben kann. Der Vorteil besteht darin, dass es dadurch zum Beispiel immer genug Registrierungsstellen gibt. Auch besteht er darin, dass dezentrale Domain Name System von I2P zu fördern. Der Nachteil ist allerdings, dass auch Betrüger Registrierungsstellen betreiben können. So könnten diese dann zu einer Domain eine falsche Destination angeben. Dadurch könnte man ohne es zu wissen, auf eine betrügerische Seite stolpern. Man sollte sich daher im Vorhinein erkunden, wie vertrauenswürdig eine Registrierungsstelle ist. Dies ist auch der Grund, das standardmäßig auch nur wenige Registrierungsstellen im Router eingetragen sind.<br /> <br /> == Glossar ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Glossar<br /> |-<br /> ! Begriff !! Bedeutung<br /> |-<br /> | IP-Adresse || Damit Computer mit einander kommunizieren (reden) können, brauchen sie wie wir Menschen Namen. Der Unterschied ist jedoch, dass die Computer keine Namen, sondern IP-Adressen haben. Grundsätzlich bekommt jeder Computer, welcher mit dem Internet verbunden ist, eine IP-Adresse. Mit dieser kann er eindeutig identifiziert werden. Eine IP-Adresse wird also verwendet, damit die Computer wissen, mit wem die Reden.<br /> |-<br /> | Eepsite || Eine Website im I2P Netzwerk<br /> |-<br /> | I2P Router || Die lokale Software, welche auf dem Computer installiert ist, damit man Zugang zum I2P Netzwerk bekommt. (z. B. Java I2P oder I2Pd)<br /> I2P Dienst – Ein Dienst, welcher im I2P-Netzwerk angeboten wird. Dies können Eepsites, Chatserver, aber auch Spiele sein.<br /> |-<br /> | Destination || Eine IP-Adresse im I2P Netzwerk. Der Unterschied ist jedoch, dass man mit der Destination die eigentliche IP-Adresse nicht herausbekommen kann. Dadurch kann seine eigene Identität auch nicht durch andere ermittelt werden. Die Destination liegt im Normalfall in Form einer Base32 (langer Text, welcher mit „.b32.i2p“ endet) oder Base64 (langer Text, der sogar ~-Zeichen enthält) vor.<br /> |-<br /> | Experteninfo || Zusätzliche Information, welche aber zum Verständnis des Textes nicht wichtig ist.<br /> |-<br /> | Clearnet || Im Gegensatz zum I2P-Netzwerk ist das Clearnet das „normale“ Internet<br /> |-<br /> | lokal || auf dem eigenen Computer<br /> |-<br /> | dezentral || Dezentral bedeutet, dass es keiner zentralen – also an einem Ort gebündelten – Instanz (Regierung, Privatperson, Unternehmen) untersteht.<br /> |-<br /> | I2Pd || In C++ geschriebener I2P Router. Im Gegensatz zum „normalen“ Java I2P Router, benötigt I2Pd weniger Systemrecourcen (RAM, CPU, …).<br /> |-<br /> | Adressbuch || Es gibt eine Liste mit Domainnamen und entsprechenden Destinations. Diese Ansammlung auf seinem I2P Router bezeichnet man auch als Adressbuch.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Externe Seiten ==<br /> * https://geti2p.net/en/docs/naming<br /> * https://geti2p.net/de/faq</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=DNS/de&diff=409 2021-06-11T15:51:20Z

<p>Bandura: </p> <hr /> <div>Das Domain Name System – kurz DNS – sorgt für eine Auflösung der Domain (z. B. geti2p.net) in eine IP-Adresse (z. B. 81.7.7.63). In I2P kennt man zwar die IP-Adressen der teilnehmenden Router, allerdings nicht welcher Router, welche Dienste anbietet. Stattdessen werden in I2P Dienste (z. B. Eepsites) mit Destinations verknüpft. Dies bedeutet, ich brauche die entsprechende Destination, um einen I2P Dienst aufzurufen. Man könnte also sagen, dass die IP-Adresse einer Website in I2P die Destination einer Eepsite ist.<br /> <br /> Eine Analogie zum Domain Name System, wäre das Telefonbuch: Um jemanden anzurufen, braucht man seine Telefonnummer. Wenn man diese Telefonnummer nicht weißt, schaut man im Telefonbuch nach. Das Telefonbuch wäre in I2P eine Registrierungsstelle (Experteninfo: im Clearnet wäre das Telefonbuch ein DNS-Server).<br /> <br /> == Wie kommt man an die Destinations für die entsprechenden Dienste? ==<br /> Der eigene I2P Router selbst führt auch selbst eine Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations. Diese werden häufig in der sogenannten hosts.txt gespeichert. Dies bedeutet, dass für die Auflösung in die lokale Liste geschaut wird. Diese lokale Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations wird auch als Adressbuch bezeichnet.<br /> <br /> === Woher bekommt man diese Liste? ===<br /> Dafür gibt es verschiedene Registrierungsstellen in I2P. Diese Registrierungsstellen halten dann eine Liste mit den Domainnamen und den Destination bereit. Der Router prüft im Hintergrund regelmäßig, ob es bei den Registrierungsstellen neuen Domainnamen gibt. Gibt es neue holt der Router die Domainnamen mit den Destinations und speichert diese lokal ab.<br /> Das DNS in I2P kann man als dezentral beschreiben. Es gibt also keine zentrale Instanz, welche die Domainnamen und die Destinations bereit hält. Fällt zum Beispiel eine Registrierungsstelle aus, hat man einmal die Einträge die bei dieser Stelle lagen lokal gespeichert und zweitens kann man problemlos mehrere Registrierungsstellen nutzen. Dies bedeutet, es können ohne Probleme eine oder mehrere Registrierungsstellen ausfallen, da es mehrere gibt.<br /> Häufig ist es so, dass die Registrierungsstellen sich untereinander austauschen oder die Betreiber eines Dienstes, ihre Destination bei mehreren Registrierungsstellen registrieren. Der zweite Grund, warum man das DNS in I2P als dezentral beschreiben kann ist, dass es keine Instanz gibt, welche die Registrierung verhindern kann. Selbst wenn man eine Registrierungsstelle dazu bringt, einen Eintrag zu löschen, hat man selber und andere Registrierungsstellen den Eintrag noch.<br /> Es gibt viele Registrierungsstellen und jeder kann eigentlich eine eigene eröffnen. Hier ist eine Auswahl an Registrierungsstellen:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Registrierungsstellen<br /> |-<br /> ! Seite !! Betreiber !! Vertrauenswürdig<br /> |-<br /> | stats.i2p || Diese Seite wird von zzz, einem der Hauptentwickler von I2P, betrieben. || Ja<br /> |-<br /> | inr.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |-<br /> | identiguy.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |-<br /> | isitup.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |-<br /> | i2pjump.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |}<br /> Es ist auch möglich eine Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations bereit zu stellen ohne, dass man als Registrierungsstelle fungiert. Eine Auswahl von solchen Diensten:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Anbieter von Listen mit Domainnamen und Destinations ohne Registrierungsfunktion<br /> |-<br /> ! Seite !! Betreiber !! Info !! Vertrauenswürdig<br /> |-<br /> | http://i2p-projekt.i2p/hosts.txt || Diese Liste von vom I2P Projekt betrieben. || Diese Liste enthält lange bestehende Eepsites und dient dazu eine „Grundliste“ bereitzustellen. || Ja<br /> |-<br /> | http://notbob.i2p/hosts.txt || Notbob || || Vermutlich ja<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Was sind Sprung-URLs (Jump services)? ==<br /> Manchmal kommt es vor, dass der Router das Ziel einer Domain nicht kennt. Dies kann zum Beispiel daran liegen, dass die Domain neu ist und der Router die Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations noch nicht aktualisiert hat. Es kann aber auch sein, dass der Domainname nur bei einer Registrierungsstelle registriert ist und der Router keine Informationen von genaue dieser Registrierungsstelle holt.<br /> Egal, was auch der Grund ist, in diesem Fall kommen Jump services zum Einsatz. Der Jump service schaut bei sich selber im Adressbuch nach – also in seiner eigenen Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations und gibt die entsprechende Destination an den Router zurück. Natürlich kann es auch vorkommen, dass der Jump service die Domain auch nicht kennt. In diesem Fall ist es Ratsam, einen anderen Jump service zu versuchen.<br /> Da Jump services viele Domains kennen müssen und entsprechend eine große Liste führen müssen, sind die meisten Jump services von Registrierungsstellen, welche schon aufgrund ihrer Funktion als Registrierungsstelle eine große Liste haben müssen.<br /> Eine Auswahl an Jump services:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Jump services<br /> |-<br /> ! URL !! Info<br /> |-<br /> | http://stats.i2p/cgi-bin/jump.cgi?a= || Diese Seite wird von zzz, einem der Hauptentwickler von I2P, betrieben.<br /> |-<br /> | http://i2pjump.i2p/jump/ || Diese Seite sammelt von verschiedenen Seiten die Adressbücher und stellt diese zur Verfügung.<br /> |-<br /> | http://notbob.i2p/cgi-bin/jump.cgi?q= || Diese Seite wird von Notbob betrieben.<br /> |-<br /> | http://inr.i2p/jump/ || Es ist nicht bekannt, wer diese Seite betreibt. Sie scheint allerdings vertrauenswürdig zu sein.<br /> |-<br /> | http://reg.i2p/jump/ || Diese Seite wird von den Entwickler von I2Pd betrieben.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Bei mir gibt es mehrere Adressbücher. Welches soll ich benutzten? ==<br /> Allgemein gilt, dass man das Router Adressbuch benutzen sollte. In dieses werden auch alle Einträge von Registrierungsstellen geladen.<br /> Das private Adressbuch ist privat. Dies bedeutet es wird mit niemanden anderen geteilt! Man kann es zum Beispiel benutzten, um auf private Dienste zuzugreifen (Experteninfo: zum Beispiel SSH oder FTP). Im Normalfall braucht man diese nicht.<br /> Das lokale Adressbuch soll für Dienste benutzt werden, welche man selber bereit stellt. Wenn man zum Beispiel eine Eepsite (zum Beispiel ein privater Blog) oder ähnliches Betreibt, kann man diese dort eintragen. Es ist allerdings nicht notwendig diese dort einzutragen. Im Normalfall braucht man auch dieses Adressbuch nicht.<br /> Das lokale Adressbuch wird automatisch in das Router Adressbuch intrigiert (merge).<br /> Das öffentliche Adressbuch ist nur für Experten und erfahrende Eepsitebetreiber da. Es kann dafür benutzt werden, selber eine Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations zu veröffentlichen.<br /> <br /> == Welche Registrierungsstellen sollte ich benutzten? ==<br /> Das Vorteil, aber auch der Nachteil an Registrierungsstellen ist, dass jeder eine Registrierungsstellen betreiben kann. Der Vorteil besteht darin, dass es dadurch zum Beispiel immer genug Registrierungsstellen gibt. Auch besteht er darin, dass dezentrale Domain Name System von I2P zu fördern. Der Nachteil ist allerdings, dass auch Betrüger Registrierungsstellen betreiben können. So könnten diese dann zu einer Domain eine falsche Destination angeben. Dadurch könnte man ohne es zu wissen, auf eine betrügerische Seite stolpern. Man sollte sich daher im Vorhinein erkunden, wie vertrauenswürdig eine Registrierungsstelle ist. Dies ist auch der Grund, das standardmäßig auch nur wenige Registrierungsstellen im Router eingetragen sind.<br /> <br /> == Glossar ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Glossar<br /> |-<br /> ! Begriff !! Bedeutung<br /> |-<br /> | IP-Adresse || Damit Computer mit einander kommunizieren (reden) können, brauchen sie wie wir Menschen Namen. Der Unterschied ist jedoch, dass die Computer keine Namen, sondern IP-Adressen haben. Grundsätzlich bekommt jeder Computer, welcher mit dem Internet verbunden ist, eine IP-Adresse. Mit dieser kann er eindeutig identifiziert werden. Eine IP-Adresse wird also verwendet, damit die Computer wissen, mit wem die Reden.<br /> |-<br /> | Eepsite || Eine Website im I2P Netzwerk<br /> |-<br /> | I2P Router || Die lokale Software, welche auf dem Computer installiert ist, damit man Zugang zum I2P Netzwerk bekommt. (z. B. Java I2P oder I2Pd)<br /> I2P Dienst – Ein Dienst, welcher im I2P-Netzwerk angeboten wird. Dies können Eepsites, Chatserver, aber auch Spiele sein.<br /> |-<br /> | Destination || Eine IP-Adresse im I2P Netzwerk. Der Unterschied ist jedoch, dass man mit der Destination die eigentliche IP-Adresse nicht herausbekommen kann. Dadurch kann seine eigene Identität auch nicht durch andere ermittelt werden. Die Destination liegt im Normalfall in Form einer Base32 (langer Text, welcher mit „.b32.i2p“ endet) oder Base64 (langer Text, der sogar ~-Zeichen enthält) vor.<br /> |-<br /> | Experteninfo || Zusätzliche Information, welche aber zum Verständnis des Textes nicht wichtig ist.<br /> |-<br /> | Clearnet || Im Gegensatz zum I2P-Netzwerk ist das Clearnet das „normale“ Internet<br /> |-<br /> | lokal || auf dem eigenen Computer<br /> |-<br /> | dezentral || Dezentral bedeutet, dass es keiner zentralen – also an einem Ort gebündelten – Instanz (Regierung, Privatperson, Unternehmen) untersteht.<br /> |-<br /> | I2Pd || In C++ geschriebener I2P Router. Im Gegensatz zum „normalen“ Java I2P Router, benötigt I2Pd weniger Systemrecourcen (RAM, CPU, …).<br /> |-<br /> | Adressbuch || Es gibt eine Liste mit Domainnamen und entsprechenden Destinations. Diese Ansammlung auf seinem I2P Router bezeichnet man auch als Adressbuch.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Externe Seiten ==<br /> * https://geti2p.net/en/docs/naming<br /> * https://geti2p.net/de/faq</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=DNS/de&diff=408 2021-06-11T15:49:37Z

<p>Bandura: Created page with &quot;Das Domain Name System – kurz DNS – sorgt für eine Auflösung der Domain (z. B. geti2p.net) in eine IP-Adresse (z. B. 81.7.7.63). In I2P kennt man zwar die IP-Adressen de...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Das Domain Name System – kurz DNS – sorgt für eine Auflösung der Domain (z. B. geti2p.net) in eine IP-Adresse (z. B. 81.7.7.63). In I2P kennt man zwar die IP-Adressen der teilnehmenden Router, allerdings nicht welcher Router, welche Dienste anbietet. Stattdessen werden in I2P Dienste (z. B. Eepsites) mit Destinations verknüpft. Dies bedeutet, ich brauche die entsprechende Destination, um einen I2P Dienst aufzurufen. Man könnte also sagen, dass die IP-Adresse einer Website in I2P die Destination einer Eepsite ist.<br /> <br /> Eine Analog zum Domain Name System, wäre das Telefonbuch: Um jemanden anzurufen, braucht man seine Telefonnummer. Wenn man diese Telefonnummer nicht weißt, schaut man im Telefonbuch nach. Das Telefonbuch wäre in I2P eine Registrierungsstelle (Experteninfo: im Clearnet wäre das Telefonbuch ein DNS-Server).<br /> <br /> == Wie kommt man an die Destinations für die entsprechenden Dienste? ==<br /> Der eigene I2P Router selbst führt auch selbst eine Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations. Diese werden häufig in der sogenannten hosts.txt gespeichert. Dies bedeutet, dass für die Auflösung in die lokale Liste geschaut wird. Diese lokale Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations wird auch als Adressbuch bezeichnet.<br /> <br /> === Woher bekommt man diese Liste? ===<br /> Dafür gibt es verschiedene Registrierungsstellen in I2P. Diese Registrierungsstellen halten dann eine Liste mit den Domainnamen und den Destination bereit. Der Router prüft im Hintergrund regelmäßig, ob es bei den Registrierungsstellen neuen Domainnamen gibt. Gibt es neue holt der Router die Domainnamen mit den Destinations und speichert diese lokal ab.<br /> Das DNS in I2P kann man als dezentral beschreiben. Es gibt also keine zentrale Instanz, welche die Domainnamen und die Destinations bereit hält. Fällt zum Beispiel eine Registrierungsstelle aus, hat man einmal die Einträge die bei dieser Stelle lagen lokal gespeichert und zweitens kann man problemlos mehrere Registrierungsstellen nutzen. Dies bedeutet, es können ohne Probleme eine oder mehrere Registrierungsstellen ausfallen, da es mehrere gibt.<br /> Häufig ist es so, dass die Registrierungsstellen sich untereinander austauschen oder die Betreiber eines Dienstes, ihre Destination bei mehreren Registrierungsstellen registrieren. Der zweite Grund, warum man das DNS in I2P als dezentral beschreiben kann ist, dass es keine Instanz gibt, welche die Registrierung verhindern kann. Selbst wenn man eine Registrierungsstelle dazu bringt, einen Eintrag zu löschen, hat man selber und andere Registrierungsstellen den Eintrag noch.<br /> Es gibt viele Registrierungsstellen und jeder kann eigentlich eine eigene eröffnen. Hier ist eine Auswahl an Registrierungsstellen:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Registrierungsstellen<br /> |-<br /> ! Seite !! Betreiber !! Vertrauenswürdig<br /> |-<br /> | stats.i2p || Diese Seite wird von zzz, einem der Hauptentwickler von I2P, betrieben. || Ja<br /> |-<br /> | inr.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |-<br /> | identiguy.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |-<br /> | isitup.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |-<br /> | i2pjump.i2p || Unbekannt || Vermutlich ja<br /> |}<br /> Es ist auch möglich eine Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations bereit zu stellen ohne, dass man als Registrierungsstelle fungiert. Eine Auswahl von solchen Diensten:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Anbieter von Listen mit Domainnamen und Destinations ohne Registrierungsfunktion<br /> |-<br /> ! Seite !! Betreiber !! Info !! Vertrauenswürdig<br /> |-<br /> | http://i2p-projekt.i2p/hosts.txt || Diese Liste von vom I2P Projekt betrieben. || Diese Liste enthält lange bestehende Eepsites und dient dazu eine „Grundliste“ bereitzustellen. || Ja<br /> |-<br /> | http://notbob.i2p/hosts.txt || Notbob || || Vermutlich ja<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Was sind Sprung-URLs (Jump services)? ==<br /> Manchmal kommt es vor, dass der Router das Ziel einer Domain nicht kennt. Dies kann zum Beispiel daran liegen, dass die Domain neu ist und der Router die Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations noch nicht aktualisiert hat. Es kann aber auch sein, dass der Domainname nur bei einer Registrierungsstelle registriert ist und der Router keine Informationen von genaue dieser Registrierungsstelle holt.<br /> Egal, was auch der Grund ist, in diesem Fall kommen Jump services zum Einsatz. Der Jump service schaut bei sich selber im Adressbuch nach – also in seiner eigenen Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations und gibt die entsprechende Destination an den Router zurück. Natürlich kann es auch vorkommen, dass der Jump service die Domain auch nicht kennt. In diesem Fall ist es Ratsam, einen anderen Jump service zu versuchen.<br /> Da Jump services viele Domains kennen müssen und entsprechend eine große Liste führen müssen, sind die meisten Jump services von Registrierungsstellen, welche schon aufgrund ihrer Funktion als Registrierungsstelle eine große Liste haben müssen.<br /> Eine Auswahl an Jump services:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Jump services<br /> |-<br /> ! URL !! Info<br /> |-<br /> | http://stats.i2p/cgi-bin/jump.cgi?a= || Diese Seite wird von zzz, einem der Hauptentwickler von I2P, betrieben.<br /> |-<br /> | http://i2pjump.i2p/jump/ || Diese Seite sammelt von verschiedenen Seiten die Adressbücher und stellt diese zur Verfügung.<br /> |-<br /> | http://notbob.i2p/cgi-bin/jump.cgi?q= || Diese Seite wird von Notbob betrieben.<br /> |-<br /> | http://inr.i2p/jump/ || Es ist nicht bekannt, wer diese Seite betreibt. Sie scheint allerdings vertrauenswürdig zu sein.<br /> |-<br /> | http://reg.i2p/jump/ || Diese Seite wird von den Entwickler von I2Pd betrieben.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Bei mir gibt es mehrere Adressbücher. Welches soll ich benutzten? ==<br /> Allgemein gilt, dass man das Router Adressbuch benutzen sollte. In dieses werden auch alle Einträge von Registrierungsstellen geladen.<br /> Das private Adressbuch ist privat. Dies bedeutet es wird mit niemanden anderen geteilt! Man kann es zum Beispiel benutzten, um auf private Dienste zuzugreifen (Experteninfo: zum Beispiel SSH oder FTP). Im Normalfall braucht man diese nicht.<br /> Das lokale Adressbuch soll für Dienste benutzt werden, welche man selber bereit stellt. Wenn man zum Beispiel eine Eepsite (zum Beispiel ein privater Blog) oder ähnliches Betreibt, kann man diese dort eintragen. Es ist allerdings nicht notwendig diese dort einzutragen. Im Normalfall braucht man auch dieses Adressbuch nicht.<br /> Das lokale Adressbuch wird automatisch in das Router Adressbuch intrigiert (merge).<br /> Das öffentliche Adressbuch ist nur für Experten und erfahrende Eepsitebetreiber da. Es kann dafür benutzt werden, selber eine Liste mit Domainnamen und Destinations zu veröffentlichen.<br /> <br /> == Welche Registrierungsstellen sollte ich benutzten? ==<br /> Das Vorteil, aber auch der Nachteil an Registrierungsstellen ist, dass jeder eine Registrierungsstellen betreiben kann. Der Vorteil besteht darin, dass es dadurch zum Beispiel immer genug Registrierungsstellen gibt. Auch besteht er darin, dass dezentrale Domain Name System von I2P zu fördern. Der Nachteil ist allerdings, dass auch Betrüger Registrierungsstellen betreiben können. So könnten diese dann zu einer Domain eine falsche Destination angeben. Dadurch könnte man ohne es zu wissen, auf eine betrügerische Seite stolpern. Man sollte sich daher im Vorhinein erkunden, wie vertrauenswürdig eine Registrierungsstelle ist. Dies ist auch der Grund, das standardmäßig auch nur wenige Registrierungsstellen im Router eingetragen sind.<br /> <br /> == Glossar ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |+ Glossar<br /> |-<br /> ! Begriff !! Bedeutung<br /> |-<br /> | IP-Adresse || Damit Computer mit einander kommunizieren (reden) können, brauchen sie wie wir Menschen Namen. Der Unterschied ist jedoch, dass die Computer keine Namen, sondern IP-Adressen haben. Grundsätzlich bekommt jeder Computer, welcher mit dem Internet verbunden ist, eine IP-Adresse. Mit dieser kann er eindeutig identifiziert werden. Eine IP-Adresse wird also verwendet, damit die Computer wissen, mit wem die Reden.<br /> |-<br /> | Eepsite || Eine Website im I2P Netzwerk<br /> |-<br /> | I2P Router || Die lokale Software, welche auf dem Computer installiert ist, damit man Zugang zum I2P Netzwerk bekommt. (z. B. Java I2P oder I2Pd)<br /> I2P Dienst – Ein Dienst, welcher im I2P-Netzwerk angeboten wird. Dies können Eepsites, Chatserver, aber auch Spiele sein.<br /> |-<br /> | Destination || Eine IP-Adresse im I2P Netzwerk. Der Unterschied ist jedoch, dass man mit der Destination die eigentliche IP-Adresse nicht herausbekommen kann. Dadurch kann seine eigene Identität auch nicht durch andere ermittelt werden. Die Destination liegt im Normalfall in Form einer Base32 (langer Text, welcher mit „.b32.i2p“ endet) oder Base64 (langer Text, der sogar ~-Zeichen enthält) vor.<br /> |-<br /> | Experteninfo || Zusätzliche Information, welche aber zum Verständnis des Textes nicht wichtig ist.<br /> |-<br /> | Clearnet || Im Gegensatz zum I2P-Netzwerk ist das Clearnet das „normale“ Internet<br /> |-<br /> | lokal || auf dem eigenen Computer<br /> |-<br /> | dezentral || Dezentral bedeutet, dass es keiner zentralen – also an einem Ort gebündelten – Instanz (Regierung, Privatperson, Unternehmen) untersteht.<br /> |-<br /> | I2Pd || In C++ geschriebener I2P Router. Im Gegensatz zum „normalen“ Java I2P Router, benötigt I2Pd weniger Systemrecourcen (RAM, CPU, …).<br /> |-<br /> | Adressbuch || Es gibt eine Liste mit Domainnamen und entsprechenden Destinations. Diese Ansammlung auf seinem I2P Router bezeichnet man auch als Adressbuch.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Externe Seiten ==<br /> * https://geti2p.net/en/docs/naming<br /> * https://geti2p.net/de/faq</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=407 2021-06-10T16:47:35Z

<p>Bandura: Rename I2PSpeed in I2Speed</p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> Welcome to the I2P wiki<br /> <br /> this should be a central instance for user2user help inside the I2P network.<br /> Feel free to create a login and contribute content about the I2P network.<br /> <br /> Reminder: illegal content is prohibited and will be removed.<br /> <br /> '''Due to SPAM issues each account needs to be email verified. Please use your i2pmail.org address.'''<br /> <br /> In case of issues, please contact the admin or ask in IRC2p IRC network channel #i2p <br /> <br /> {|<br /> |width=&quot;40%&quot; valign=&quot;top&quot;|<br /> &lt;!-- LEFT --&gt;<br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box2|1=<br /> == General information ==<br /> * [[HowTo]]<br /> * [[Floodfill]]<br /> * [[EepsiteHosting]]<br /> * [[CrimeProblems]]<br /> * [[I2P and hardware]]<br /> * [[I2pSlogans]]<br /> * [[Outdated]]<br /> }}<br /> {{Layout_Box2|1=<br /> == Projects ==<br /> * [[I2P Android]]<br /> * [[I2PSnark]]<br /> * [[En/docs/api/samv3|SAMv3]]<br /> * [[Plugins]]<br /> * [[I2P-Messenger]]<br /> * [[EepGet]]<br /> * [[MuWire]]<br /> * [[Syndie]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> | width=&quot;30%&quot; valign=&quot;top&quot; |<br /> &lt;!-- Center --&gt;<br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box3|1=<br /> == External ==<br /> * [[BiglyBT]]<br /> * [[I2Pd]]<br /> * [[I2Speed]]<br /> * [[I2P+]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box3|1=<br /> == Content in I2P ==<br /> * [[Eepsite/Services]]<br /> * [[Filesharing and I2P]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box3|1=<br /> == Other projects ==<br /> * [[MuWire]]<br /> * [[Freenet]]<br /> * [[Clearnet]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> | width=&quot;30%&quot; valign=&quot;top&quot; |<br /> &lt;!-- RIGHT --&gt;<br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box2|1=<br /> == Services ==<br /> * [[IRC2P]]<br /> * [[Monotone]]<br /> * [[Wiki]]<br /> * [[I2P Forum]]<br /> * [[trac]]<br /> * [[webpage]]<br /> * [[reseed]]<br /> * [[Git]]<br /> * [[DNS registration]]<br /> * [[Secure password generator]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box2|1=<br /> == Events ==<br /> }}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Consult the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.<br /> <br /> == Getting started ==<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]<br /> * [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=I2P-Bote&diff=406 2021-06-10T16:41:08Z

<p>Bandura: I2P Bote has been updated. There doesn&#039;t seem to be any problems connecting.</p> <hr /> <div>'''I2P-Bote''' is an end-to-end encrypted, network-internal, fully decentralized (serverless) e-mail system. It supports different identities and does not expose e-mail headers. Currently, it is still alpha software. It can be accessed via web console, and it has IMAP and SMTP support, so bote-mails can be read and written by regular email clients. It is planned to guarantee additional anonymity by providing a high-latency transport option. All bote-mails are automatically end-to-end encrypted, so that there's no need to set up e-mail encryption (though the option does exist), and bote-mails will be authenticated automatically. As it is decentralized, there is no e-mail server that could link different e-mail identities as communicating with each other (profiling): Even the nodes relaying the mails will not know the sender and apart from sender and receiver, only the end of the high-latency mail tunnel and the storing nodes will know to whom (anonymous identity) the mail is destined. The original sender can have gone offline, long before the mail becomes available on the other side. This adds on the degree of anonymity that can be reached with I2P-Bote. For those who do not want high delays: All these settings are be user-adjustable, so each user decides on how much anonymity he wants.<br /> <br /> == Quick start guide ==<br /> <br /> === To get it ===<br /> I2P-Bote work as a [[Plugins|plugin]] only, there is no standalone software to download. Only the URL link to the plugin file is required, read the next section.<br /> <br /> === To install it ===<br /> <br /> The installation process is officially described at [http://bote.i2p/install http://bote.i2p/install] or clearnet version [https://i2pbote.xyz/install/], this is the same process as others plugins : [[Plugins#How_to_install_a_plugin_.3F|Plugins: How to install a plugin]] (this page is more detailed).<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:8--&gt;<br /> Copy/paste the URL of the plugin that you will find at http://bote.i2p/install/.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:25--&gt;<br /> Additionally, you can download su3 file of Bote 0.4.7 from [[zzz]] http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/others/i2pbote-0.4.7.su3 or clearnet: https://i2pbote.xyz/i2pbote.su3 and use Installation from File <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:39--&gt;<br /> ''Caution, PaTracker has no search function for Info Hash. The distributors often don't reveal themselves (aka uploader hidden), which exposes them to the suspicion of attempted fraud. Only a strict check of the source can prevent damage. Therefore we advise against downloading via magnetic URL without further investigation.''<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:40--&gt;<br /> Last resort: '''magnet:?xt=urn:btih:ea4e7df590fac5e16778fef845e082023a53530d&amp;tr=http://tracker2.postman.i2p/announce.php'''<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:9--&gt;<br /> Once installed, you will see on your I2P routerconsole (top, left side) below 'I2P Services' the text 'SecureMail'.<br /> <br /> === Setup I2P ===<br /> There is nothing to set into I2P's configuration.<br /> <br /> === Setup I2P-Bote ===<br /> <br /> ==== Starting I2P-Bote ====<br /> By default I2P-Bote is set to start automatically when your I2P router starts.<br /> The Network Status in the I2P router sidebar will indicate that it is connected.<br /> <br /> ==== Create an Identity ====<br /> Click on 'Identities' on the left, and select the 'New Identity' option.<br /> Enter at least a 'Public Name' and hit 'Create'. That's all that's needed to create an identity.<br /> The public name is the name you see for this identity. This is useful if you have different identities for different I2P-Bote users you communicate with or different purposes, and it will be sent as 'sender's name' to the mail recipient. There is no need for Public Name to be unique.<br /> <br /> You can also fill out the other fields, if you like:<br /> ''Description'' - this field is kept locally. It's just for your convenience. If you want to add some additional information for yourself about that identity, you can enter it here.<br /> <br /> ''Email Address'' - this field is not used yet.<br /> <br /> ''Choose one of the given encryption algorithms.'' If in doubt, stick to the defaults.<br /> <br /> You can click on the name of one of your identities and copy the long key displayed under 'Email Destination'. This is your I2P-Bote e-mail address. If you want anybody to be able to send you a bote mail, he need to be given this long key.<br /> <br /> Now you can send and receive I2P-Bote mail.<br /> But you should also have a look at your I2P-Bote settings and see if they fit your needs.<br /> You can also create various identities and assign different settings to each of them.<br /> <br /> Note: you can let run it without creating a account, to help the network if you own a computer running 24/7.<br /> <br /> == FAQ ==<br /> === How I2P-Bote Protects Your Identity ===<br /> Neither your IP address or your I2P-destination is included in any email you send. The high-latency transport counters timing attacks.
 End-to-end encryption, per-hop encryption, relaying packets for other nodes, one single packet size (padding), a constant rate of sending (test and dummy messages), and balanced incoming/outgoing ratio counter traffic analysis attacks. In combination with per-hop delays, I2P-Bote offers good means against intersection attacks.<br /> <br /> The open source nature of I2P-Bote guarantees that you yourself can see the implementation and check it for bugs.<br /> If you still have unanswered questions, ask on the forum: http://forum.i2p/viewforum.php?f=35<br /> <br /> === What happens with an email after I click 'Send'? ===<br /> The email is encrypted and stored on other I2P-Bote participants' computers. From there, it is delivered to the recipient when they check their email.<br /> <br /> Wait a minute, all email I send is saved on some random person's hard drive?<br /> Yes, but all they see is garbage data because it is encrypted. Only you and the recipient can read what is in the email. Additionally, if you send the email with relays enabled, it is not even possible to tell who sent it.<br /> <br /> === What about PGP and GPG? ===<br /> PGP and GPG let you encrypt email and send it through your existing email account. They offer strong encryption, but they only encrypt the email text, not the headers, which means the subject line, your computer name, and other information is not private.<br /> Another privacy issue is that PGP/GPG cannot prevent anybody from finding out who is talking to whom.<br /> I2P-Bote encrypts everything except the recipient's Email Destination. In fact even the recipient's destination is only visible to nodes who do not know who the sender of the mail was. It also has the ability to send an email through several relays, so nobody can find out who is sending email to whom.<br /> <br /> === Can I still use GPG/PGP with I2P-Bote? ===<br /> Yes. Either have GPG encrypt your email's text before pasting it into the I2P-Bote mail composition field, or use a mail app with GPG support.<br /> <br /> === How does it compare to Susimail? ===<br /> I2P-Bote offers more privacy, but Susimail has some features I2P-Bote doesn't have yet. Susimail is more bandwidth-efficient because it doesn't store emails redundantly.<br /> I2P-Bote has the benefit of not being a centralized service. Risks for centralized services include: the server could go down due to attacks, legal problems, lack of funding or interest, or the server admin has too many means to do profiling.<br /> <br /> === Can I send attachments, and what limits are there? ===<br /> Yes, attachments are supported. The overall size of attached files should be kept small, preferably below 500kB.<br /> <br /> === About Bandwidth === &lt;!--T:18--&gt;<br /> I2P-Bote can use quite a lot of bandwidth (because of the decentralization of the messages). As an example, mine appears to use approximately 1GB per day upload, as measured by I2P itself. The download is slightly lower. This is with continuous uptime, I2P-Bote can and will work fine with less, although for maximum reliabilty higher uptime is preferable.<br /> <br /> === How to use I2P-Bote with IMAP and SMTP === &lt;!--T:19--&gt;<br /> 0.<br /> Install I2P and have it autostart, install and autostart I2P-Bote plugin (version &gt;= 0.2.9), create an identity in I2P-Bote, adjust the settings to your needs (in cause of doubt, keep the defaults), enable IMAP in I2P-Bote.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:28--&gt;<br /> Beware: I2P-Bote supports UTF8 characters also in usernames, but apparently IMAP does not support special characters, such as ö, ß, é!!<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:29--&gt;<br /> 1.<br /> create a new IMAP account in your mail client. (in my version of Thunderbird I could not enter the port as I liked in the creation dialog, so I had to make up a non-existing outnernet email address before, for which Thunderbird also automatically tried to fetch the settings, so BE CAREFUL)<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:30--&gt;<br /> 2.<br /> either in the account creation dialog (if you can), or after creation make the following settings :<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:31--&gt;<br /> 2a<br /> add a new SMTP server:<br /> server: 127.0.0.1<br /> port: 7661<br /> username: bote<br /> authentication: password plain<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:32--&gt;<br /> 2b<br /> adjust the IMAP settings:<br /> account name: whatever you like<br /> your name: the public name of the e-mail identity in question, c.f. http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2pbote/identities.jsp<br /> e-mail address: the long public key that you find when on http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2pbote/identities.jsp you click on the identity you have chosen<br /> ( NOT: the private keys! )<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:33--&gt;<br /> SMTP: choose your Bote's smt server<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:34--&gt;<br /> 2b'<br /> under server settings:<br /> server: 127.0.0.1 or whatever the IP is, your I2P-router with I2P-Bote is running at<br /> port: the one shown on http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2pbote/settings.jsp (by default 7662)<br /> username bote<br /> authentication method: password, plain<br /> (this implies you do not choose TLS or other transport encryption)<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:35--&gt;<br /> 3.<br /> Check your mail!<br /> When prompted for a [[password]], enter your I2P-Bote password, in case you have one, or a random string otherwise.<br /> If you get no error messages, you have done everthing right.<br /> Congratulations!<br /> <br /> == Use it ==<br /> === Sending and Receiving E-Mails ===<br /> You need to have the I2P-Bote mail destination key of the user you to whom you want to send a bote mail.<br /> In order to send a message, click on 'New', choose your own sender identity or 'Anonymous' under 'From' and enter the recipient's mail destination key or alternatively an address in the 'To:' line.<br /> <br /> Alternatively, you can hit the 'Addr. Book' button right under this very line, in order to choose from mail destinations stored locally in your I2P address book: Mark the user(s) to which you want your mail to be sent and hit the 'Add Recipients' button.)<br /> <br /> You can add several recipients and change the 'To:' to 'CC:' or 'BCC:'.<br /> The '+' button adds additional recipient lines.<br /> <br /> Now write your mail and hit 'Send' for sending it, or 'Save' in order to store it as a draft into your 'drafts' folder or any user-defined folder. [not yet implemented]<br /> <br /> Hitting 'Send' will place your mail into the Outbox folder and you can go on composing another mail. I2P-Bote is now sending your mail. Once sent, it is automatically removed from Outbox and stored into your Sent folder. This means, your mail is on the way to its destination (unless you have set a delay time, which is disabled by default).<br /> <br /> In I2P-Bote mail is automatically signed (unless send without any sender identity).<br /> You can also send mails without specifying any sender identity/destination/address, just select 'Anonymous' in the scroll-down menu &quot;From.&quot;<br /> <br /> In the default settings I2P-Bote will automatically check for new mail, and all you need to do in order to see if you have mails is look into your Inbox (link 'Inbox' on the left).<br /> <br /> You can force a manual check by clicking the 'Check Mail' button. This is a global checking, that tries to fetch new mail for all of your identities, except for those you have excluded from global checking. [not yet implemented]<br /> <br /> The number of unread mail is shown in parenthesis next to the folder's name in the sidebar.<br /> <br /> Click on 'Inbox' to have a list of received mails displayed. You will see two columns with x's or green checks. Those show you if a mail contains a valid signature and is thus authentic (Signed) and if the sender's mail destination key is locally known, i.e. in your addressbook (Known). Two green checks next to a mail entry mean that you already know that mail identity and that the mail is signed by that identity.<br /> <br /> If you have a certain name in your address book and you get a mail from an identity with that name, yet Known is not displaying a green check, then it is a different destination that sent and signed this mail; they simply have chosen the same name you have chosen for one of your contacts.<br /> <br /> If there is s there a green check mark for 'Sig', then the mail is correctly signed by the sender and you may add it to your addressbook under a different name, which now will be displayed as the sender.<br /> <br /> A mail without sender destination ('Anonymous' is displayed as sender) will have two x's.<br /> <br /> Clicking on mail displayed in your inbox will open the mail.<br /> The same applies to all other folders.<br /> <br /> Due to the distributed nature of I2P-Bote, sending as well as checking for and retrieving mail takes a few minutes. If mail routes are chosen, it may take more. But you need not keep the browser open for that, simply leave I2P-Bote running as a background process - this also benefits your anonymity.<br /> <br /> === Local Address Book ===<br /> If you have an I2P-Bote mail key from somebody you want to write to more frequently, it is handy to store that key locally into your address book (link on the left), specify a name of your own choosing for this contact and paste the mail destination in the corresponding line, then save.<br /> <br /> You should normally save destinations to your address book, so that next time you get a mail from the same sender it will be shown to be from the same, locally known sender ('Loc' is checked) and a mail sent by someone else who is just using the same user name will be marked as NOT known locally (an x in web-UI's 'Know' column or {UNK} so you know it's a new/different one.<br /> <br /> === Settings ===<br /> Under Settings you can choose the I2P-Bote interface's language (currently English or German)<br /> Here you can also adjust the interval for automatic checking of mails and decide whether or not to send any time stamp with your mails, indicating date and time when the mail was sent. The time stamps are always in UTC.<br /> <br /> == Advanced subjects ==<br /> * [[Bote-ratcheting]] - Applies a technique used in OTR messaging to provide similar, and more, benefits to bote<br /> <br /> == Advantages of I2P Bote ==<br /> I2P-Bote hides a lot of information that is (inevitably) sent with normal e-mails.<br /> <br /> '''What I2P-Bote hides'''<br /> * both, the identity and location of sender and receiver, as well as those of intermediary nodes (relays and storing nodes), the content of your mail, their size, and the number of mails you send.<br /> * Only the recipient can know the sender's bote mail destination, and if they chooses not to send there destination, not even the recipient will know it.<br /> * Even if you send time stamps, your time zone will not be disclosed.<br /> * the fact that you run I2P-Bote<br /> * the fact that you send a mail<br /> * the fact that you receive a mail<br /> * the time you send a mail<br /> * the time you receive a mail<br /> * the upper limit of number of mails an unknown user receives<br /> <br /> '''What I2P-Bote hides partially'''<br /> * The I2P-Bote address of the recipient will only be known to sender and recipient(s).<br /> * In the case of multiple recipients, each one will see all other recipients that the mail was addressed to via 'To:' or 'CC:'<br /> * All entries that were under 'BCC:' will only be visible to the sender and this very recipient.<br /> * The sent time will, if at all, only be visible to sender and recipient.<br /> <br /> '''What I2P-Bote can hide optionally'''<br /> * If mail routes are used, the time mail is sent<br /> * If the sender suppresses timestamps, only the sender will know when they sent an email.<br /> <br /> '''What I2P-Bote cannot hide'''<br /> I2P-Bote cannot hide the frequency a given identity checks for new mails nor the number of mails a given identity receives.
<br /> <br /> == More details ==<br /> Before an email is sent to a relay, it is broken up into packets and encrypted with the recipient's public key. These packets are stored redundantly in a distributed hash table (DHT).<br /> <br /> They are kept for at least 100 days, during which the recipient can download them.<br /> Relay packets also expire after 100 days or more.<br /> If a node runs out of email storage space, and there are no old packets that can be deleted, the node refuses storage requests.<br /> Everybody acts as a potential relay and storage node. The maximum amount of disk space used for relayed/stored email packets can be configured by the user.<br /> <br /> I2P-Bote sanitizes the mail headers and does not allow any unneeded information to be transmitted, thus allowing the use of email clients without prior checks of what this client sends in the mail headers.<br /> All the encryption, path choosing and profiling is done locally so that there is no trusted party involved.<br /> Not even for bootstrapping I2P-Bote depends on a central node, as it uses Seedless.<br /> <br /> == Troubleshooting
 ==<br /> <br /> === Notification about JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy files ===<br /> If you have a notification at the bottom of your screen about JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy files, it means that your Java installation is restricted from using the strong cryptography that I2P-Bote requires.<br /> You can enable the strong cryptography by following the steps below:<br /> Download the JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy files from Oracle's website. You may need to use your regular browser.<br /> <br /> Unzip the downloaded zip file.<br /> <br /> Move the files local_policy.jar and US_export_policy.jar into the folder shown in the notification on your screen. Overwrite any existing files with the same names.<br /> <br /> Restart I2P.<br /> Some countries have restrictions on the allowed strengths of cryptographic software. If you are unsure about the restrictions in your country, consult with a lawyer.
<br /> <br /> == See also == &lt;!--T:22--&gt;<br /> * [[I2P and messaging]]<br /> * [[Password]]<br /> * [[Secure password generator]]<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> * [http://i2pforum.i2p/viewforum.php?f=24 http://i2pforum.i2p 'I2P-Bote']<br /> * [http://trac.i2p2.i2p/query?status=!closed&amp;keywords=~I2P-Bote&amp;component=!apps%2Fandroid&amp;order=priority http://trac.i2p2.i2p] - List of open issues<br /> <br /> [[Category:I2P]]<br /> [[Category:Messaging]]<br /> [[Category:E-Mail]]</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=I2P-Bote&diff=405 2021-06-10T16:29:33Z

<p>Bandura: Remove old categories and add new</p> <hr /> <div>'''I2P-Bote''' is an end-to-end encrypted, network-internal, fully decentralized (serverless) e-mail system. It supports different identities and does not expose e-mail headers. Currently, it is still alpha software. It can be accessed via web console, and it has IMAP and SMTP support, so bote-mails can be read and written by regular email clients. It is planned to guarantee additional anonymity by providing a high-latency transport option. All bote-mails are automatically end-to-end encrypted, so that there's no need to set up e-mail encryption (though the option does exist), and bote-mails will be authenticated automatically. As it is decentralized, there is no e-mail server that could link different e-mail identities as communicating with each other (profiling): Even the nodes relaying the mails will not know the sender and apart from sender and receiver, only the end of the high-latency mail tunnel and the storing nodes will know to whom (anonymous identity) the mail is destined. The original sender can have gone offline, long before the mail becomes available on the other side. This adds on the degree of anonymity that can be reached with I2P-Bote. For those who do not want high delays: All these settings are be user-adjustable, so each user decides on how much anonymity he wants.<br /> <br /> == Quick start guide ==<br /> <br /> === To get it ===<br /> I2P-Bote work as a [[Plugins|plugin]] only, there is no standalone software to download. Only the URL link to the plugin file is required, read the next section.<br /> <br /> === To install it ===<br /> <br /> The installation process is officially described at [http://bote.i2p/install http://bote.i2p/install] or clearnet version [https://i2pbote.xyz/install/], this is the same process as others plugins : [[Plugins#How_to_install_a_plugin_.3F|Plugins: How to install a plugin]] (this page is more detailed).<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:8--&gt;<br /> Copy/paste the URL of the plugin that you will find at http://bote.i2p/install/.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:25--&gt;<br /> Additionally, you can download su3 file of Bote 0.4.7 from [[zzz]] http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/others/i2pbote-0.4.7.su3 or clearnet: https://i2pbote.xyz/i2pbote.su3 and use Installation from File <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:39--&gt;<br /> ''Caution, PaTracker has no search function for Info Hash. The distributors often don't reveal themselves (aka uploader hidden), which exposes them to the suspicion of attempted fraud. Only a strict check of the source can prevent damage. Therefore we advise against downloading via magnetic URL without further investigation.''<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:40--&gt;<br /> Last resort: '''magnet:?xt=urn:btih:ea4e7df590fac5e16778fef845e082023a53530d&amp;tr=http://tracker2.postman.i2p/announce.php'''<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:9--&gt;<br /> Once installed, you will see on your I2P routerconsole (top, left side) below 'I2P Services' the text 'SecureMail'.<br /> <br /> === Setup I2P ===<br /> There is nothing to set into I2P's configuration.<br /> <br /> === Setup I2P-Bote ===<br /> <br /> ==== Starting I2P-Bote ====<br /> By default I2P-Bote is set to start automatically when your I2P router starts.<br /> The Network Status in the I2P router sidebar will indicate that it is connected.<br /> <br /> ==== Create an Identity ====<br /> Click on 'Identities' on the left, and select the 'New Identity' option.<br /> Enter at least a 'Public Name' and hit 'Create'. That's all that's needed to create an identity.<br /> The public name is the name you see for this identity. This is useful if you have different identities for different I2P-Bote users you communicate with or different purposes, and it will be sent as 'sender's name' to the mail recipient. There is no need for Public Name to be unique.<br /> <br /> You can also fill out the other fields, if you like:<br /> ''Description'' - this field is kept locally. It's just for your convenience. If you want to add some additional information for yourself about that identity, you can enter it here.<br /> <br /> ''Email Address'' - this field is not used yet.<br /> <br /> ''Choose one of the given encryption algorithms.'' If in doubt, stick to the defaults.<br /> <br /> You can click on the name of one of your identities and copy the long key displayed under 'Email Destination'. This is your I2P-Bote e-mail address. If you want anybody to be able to send you a bote mail, he need to be given this long key.<br /> <br /> Now you can send and receive I2P-Bote mail.<br /> But you should also have a look at your I2P-Bote settings and see if they fit your needs.<br /> You can also create various identities and assign different settings to each of them.<br /> <br /> Note: you can let run it without creating a account, to help the network if you own a computer running 24/7.<br /> <br /> == FAQ ==<br /> === How I2P-Bote Protects Your Identity ===<br /> Neither your IP address or your I2P-destination is included in any email you send. The high-latency transport counters timing attacks.
 End-to-end encryption, per-hop encryption, relaying packets for other nodes, one single packet size (padding), a constant rate of sending (test and dummy messages), and balanced incoming/outgoing ratio counter traffic analysis attacks. In combination with per-hop delays, I2P-Bote offers good means against intersection attacks.<br /> <br /> The open source nature of I2P-Bote guarantees that you yourself can see the implementation and check it for bugs.<br /> If you still have unanswered questions, ask on the forum: http://forum.i2p/viewforum.php?f=35<br /> <br /> === What happens with an email after I click 'Send'? ===<br /> The email is encrypted and stored on other I2P-Bote participants' computers. From there, it is delivered to the recipient when they check their email.<br /> <br /> Wait a minute, all email I send is saved on some random person's hard drive?<br /> Yes, but all they see is garbage data because it is encrypted. Only you and the recipient can read what is in the email. Additionally, if you send the email with relays enabled, it is not even possible to tell who sent it.<br /> <br /> === What about PGP and GPG? ===<br /> PGP and GPG let you encrypt email and send it through your existing email account. They offer strong encryption, but they only encrypt the email text, not the headers, which means the subject line, your computer name, and other information is not private.<br /> Another privacy issue is that PGP/GPG cannot prevent anybody from finding out who is talking to whom.<br /> I2P-Bote encrypts everything except the recipient's Email Destination. In fact even the recipient's destination is only visible to nodes who do not know who the sender of the mail was. It also has the ability to send an email through several relays, so nobody can find out who is sending email to whom.<br /> <br /> === Can I still use GPG/PGP with I2P-Bote? ===<br /> Yes. Either have GPG encrypt your email's text before pasting it into the I2P-Bote mail composition field, or use a mail app with GPG support.<br /> <br /> === How does it compare to Susimail? ===<br /> I2P-Bote offers more privacy, but Susimail has some features I2P-Bote doesn't have yet. Susimail is more bandwidth-efficient because it doesn't store emails redundantly.<br /> I2P-Bote has the benefit of not being a centralized service. Risks for centralized services include: the server could go down due to attacks, legal problems, lack of funding or interest, or the server admin has too many means to do profiling.<br /> <br /> === Can I send attachments, and what limits are there? ===<br /> Yes, attachments are supported. The overall size of attached files should be kept small, preferably below 500kB.<br /> <br /> === About Bandwidth === &lt;!--T:18--&gt;<br /> I2P-Bote can use quite a lot of bandwidth (because of the decentralization of the messages). As an example, mine appears to use approximately 1GB per day upload, as measured by I2P itself. The download is slightly lower. This is with continuous uptime, I2P-Bote can and will work fine with less, although for maximum reliabilty higher uptime is preferable.<br /> <br /> === How to use I2P-Bote with IMAP and SMTP === &lt;!--T:19--&gt;<br /> 0.<br /> Install I2P and have it autostart, install and autostart I2P-Bote plugin (version &gt;= 0.2.9), create an identity in I2P-Bote, adjust the settings to your needs (in cause of doubt, keep the defaults), enable IMAP in I2P-Bote.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:28--&gt;<br /> Beware: I2P-Bote supports UTF8 characters also in usernames, but apparently IMAP does not support special characters, such as ö, ß, é!!<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:29--&gt;<br /> 1.<br /> create a new IMAP account in your mail client. (in my version of Thunderbird I could not enter the port as I liked in the creation dialog, so I had to make up a non-existing outnernet email address before, for which Thunderbird also automatically tried to fetch the settings, so BE CAREFUL)<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:30--&gt;<br /> 2.<br /> either in the account creation dialog (if you can), or after creation make the following settings :<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:31--&gt;<br /> 2a<br /> add a new SMTP server:<br /> server: 127.0.0.1<br /> port: 7661<br /> username: bote<br /> authentication: password plain<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:32--&gt;<br /> 2b<br /> adjust the IMAP settings:<br /> account name: whatever you like<br /> your name: the public name of the e-mail identity in question, c.f. http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2pbote/identities.jsp<br /> e-mail address: the long public key that you find when on http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2pbote/identities.jsp you click on the identity you have chosen<br /> ( NOT: the private keys! )<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:33--&gt;<br /> SMTP: choose your Bote's smt server<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:34--&gt;<br /> 2b'<br /> under server settings:<br /> server: 127.0.0.1 or whatever the IP is, your I2P-router with I2P-Bote is running at<br /> port: the one shown on http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2pbote/settings.jsp (by default 7662)<br /> username bote<br /> authentication method: password, plain<br /> (this implies you do not choose TLS or other transport encryption)<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:35--&gt;<br /> 3.<br /> Check your mail!<br /> When prompted for a [[password]], enter your I2P-Bote password, in case you have one, or a random string otherwise.<br /> If you get no error messages, you have done everthing right.<br /> Congratulations!<br /> <br /> == Use it ==<br /> === Sending and Receiving E-Mails ===<br /> You need to have the I2P-Bote mail destination key of the user you to whom you want to send a bote mail.<br /> In order to send a message, click on 'New', choose your own sender identity or 'Anonymous' under 'From' and enter the recipient's mail destination key or alternatively an address in the 'To:' line.<br /> <br /> Alternatively, you can hit the 'Addr. Book' button right under this very line, in order to choose from mail destinations stored locally in your I2P address book: Mark the user(s) to which you want your mail to be sent and hit the 'Add Recipients' button.)<br /> <br /> You can add several recipients and change the 'To:' to 'CC:' or 'BCC:'.<br /> The '+' button adds additional recipient lines.<br /> <br /> Now write your mail and hit 'Send' for sending it, or 'Save' in order to store it as a draft into your 'drafts' folder or any user-defined folder. [not yet implemented]<br /> <br /> Hitting 'Send' will place your mail into the Outbox folder and you can go on composing another mail. I2P-Bote is now sending your mail. Once sent, it is automatically removed from Outbox and stored into your Sent folder. This means, your mail is on the way to its destination (unless you have set a delay time, which is disabled by default).<br /> <br /> In I2P-Bote mail is automatically signed (unless send without any sender identity).<br /> You can also send mails without specifying any sender identity/destination/address, just select 'Anonymous' in the scroll-down menu &quot;From.&quot;<br /> <br /> In the default settings I2P-Bote will automatically check for new mail, and all you need to do in order to see if you have mails is look into your Inbox (link 'Inbox' on the left).<br /> <br /> You can force a manual check by clicking the 'Check Mail' button. This is a global checking, that tries to fetch new mail for all of your identities, except for those you have excluded from global checking. [not yet implemented]<br /> <br /> The number of unread mail is shown in parenthesis next to the folder's name in the sidebar.<br /> <br /> Click on 'Inbox' to have a list of received mails displayed. You will see two columns with x's or green checks. Those show you if a mail contains a valid signature and is thus authentic (Signed) and if the sender's mail destination key is locally known, i.e. in your addressbook (Known). Two green checks next to a mail entry mean that you already know that mail identity and that the mail is signed by that identity.<br /> <br /> If you have a certain name in your address book and you get a mail from an identity with that name, yet Known is not displaying a green check, then it is a different destination that sent and signed this mail; they simply have chosen the same name you have chosen for one of your contacts.<br /> <br /> If there is s there a green check mark for 'Sig', then the mail is correctly signed by the sender and you may add it to your addressbook under a different name, which now will be displayed as the sender.<br /> <br /> A mail without sender destination ('Anonymous' is displayed as sender) will have two x's.<br /> <br /> Clicking on mail displayed in your inbox will open the mail.<br /> The same applies to all other folders.<br /> <br /> Due to the distributed nature of I2P-Bote, sending as well as checking for and retrieving mail takes a few minutes. If mail routes are chosen, it may take more. But you need not keep the browser open for that, simply leave I2P-Bote running as a background process - this also benefits your anonymity.<br /> <br /> === Local Address Book ===<br /> If you have an I2P-Bote mail key from somebody you want to write to more frequently, it is handy to store that key locally into your address book (link on the left), specify a name of your own choosing for this contact and paste the mail destination in the corresponding line, then save.<br /> <br /> You should normally save destinations to your address book, so that next time you get a mail from the same sender it will be shown to be from the same, locally known sender ('Loc' is checked) and a mail sent by someone else who is just using the same user name will be marked as NOT known locally (an x in web-UI's 'Know' column or {UNK} so you know it's a new/different one.<br /> <br /> === Settings ===<br /> Under Settings you can choose the I2P-Bote interface's language (currently English or German)<br /> Here you can also adjust the interval for automatic checking of mails and decide whether or not to send any time stamp with your mails, indicating date and time when the mail was sent. The time stamps are always in UTC.<br /> <br /> == Advanced subjects ==<br /> * [[Bote-ratcheting]] - Applies a technique used in OTR messaging to provide similar, and more, benefits to bote<br /> <br /> == Advantages of I2P Bote ==<br /> I2P-Bote hides a lot of information that is (inevitably) sent with normal e-mails.<br /> <br /> '''What I2P-Bote hides'''<br /> * both, the identity and location of sender and receiver, as well as those of intermediary nodes (relays and storing nodes), the content of your mail, their size, and the number of mails you send.<br /> * Only the recipient can know the sender's bote mail destination, and if they chooses not to send there destination, not even the recipient will know it.<br /> * Even if you send time stamps, your time zone will not be disclosed.<br /> * the fact that you run I2P-Bote<br /> * the fact that you send a mail<br /> * the fact that you receive a mail<br /> * the time you send a mail<br /> * the time you receive a mail<br /> * the upper limit of number of mails an unknown user receives<br /> <br /> '''What I2P-Bote hides partially'''<br /> * The I2P-Bote address of the recipient will only be known to sender and recipient(s).<br /> * In the case of multiple recipients, each one will see all other recipients that the mail was addressed to via 'To:' or 'CC:'<br /> * All entries that were under 'BCC:' will only be visible to the sender and this very recipient.<br /> * The sent time will, if at all, only be visible to sender and recipient.<br /> <br /> '''What I2P-Bote can hide optionally'''<br /> * If mail routes are used, the time mail is sent<br /> * If the sender suppresses timestamps, only the sender will know when they sent an email.<br /> <br /> '''What I2P-Bote cannot hide'''<br /> I2P-Bote cannot hide the frequency a given identity checks for new mails nor the number of mails a given identity receives.
<br /> <br /> == More details ==<br /> Before an email is sent to a relay, it is broken up into packets and encrypted with the recipient's public key. These packets are stored redundantly in a distributed hash table (DHT).<br /> <br /> They are kept for at least 100 days, during which the recipient can download them.<br /> Relay packets also expire after 100 days or more.<br /> If a node runs out of email storage space, and there are no old packets that can be deleted, the node refuses storage requests.<br /> Everybody acts as a potential relay and storage node. The maximum amount of disk space used for relayed/stored email packets can be configured by the user.<br /> <br /> I2P-Bote sanitizes the mail headers and does not allow any unneeded information to be transmitted, thus allowing the use of email clients without prior checks of what this client sends in the mail headers.<br /> All the encryption, path choosing and profiling is done locally so that there is no trusted party involved.<br /> Not even for bootstrapping I2P-Bote depends on a central node, as it uses Seedless.<br /> <br /> == Troubleshooting
 ==<br /> ==== If Bote can not connect to the network ==== &lt;!--T:13--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:14--&gt;<br /> After installing Bote, it says &amp;quot;Connecting...&amp;quot; since several hours, and shows &amp;quot;1 network peer and 4 relay peers&amp;quot;.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:15--&gt;<br /> I2P-Bote is supposed to be able to bootstrap without any manual steps. It has two sources: the hardcoded list of peers in the plugin, &lt;strike&gt;and searching [[Seedless]].&lt;/strike&gt; Unfortunately none of the four hard-coded peers are online anymore. http://trac.i2p2.i2p/ticket/2425 &lt;strike&gt;Before a new version is released, we recommended bootstrapping method for the I2P-Bote plugin is to install the [http://plugins.i2p/plugins/seedless/seedless/ Seedless] plugin ([http://plugins.i2p/plugins/seedless/neodatis/ Neodatis] first, then Seedless), and let I2P-Bote bootstrap off that (once Seedless has connected to its network). Be patient, this will work. (ref: [http://forum.i2p/viewtopic.php?t=11937 http://forum.i2p/viewtopic.php?t=11937]).&lt;/strike&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:26--&gt;<br /> Download a list of peers '''magnet:?xt=urn:btih:bcdb811d635379effcec4dfa6dfa368515783fdd&amp;tr=http://tracker2.postman.i2p/announce.php'''<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:27--&gt;<br /> Stop the plugin, copy dht_peers.txt to ~/.i2p/i2pbote/ and start the plugin again. If that does not work try searching newer list on trackers or ask around on [[IRC2P]]<br /> <br /> === Notification about JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy files ===<br /> If you have a notification at the bottom of your screen about JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy files, it means that your Java installation is restricted from using the strong cryptography that I2P-Bote requires.<br /> You can enable the strong cryptography by following the steps below:<br /> Download the JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy files from Oracle's website. You may need to use your regular browser.<br /> <br /> Unzip the downloaded zip file.<br /> <br /> Move the files local_policy.jar and US_export_policy.jar into the folder shown in the notification on your screen. Overwrite any existing files with the same names.<br /> <br /> Restart I2P.<br /> Some countries have restrictions on the allowed strengths of cryptographic software. If you are unsure about the restrictions in your country, consult with a lawyer.
<br /> <br /> == See also == &lt;!--T:22--&gt;<br /> * [[I2P and messaging]]<br /> * [[Password]]<br /> * [[Secure password generator]]<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> * [http://i2pforum.i2p/viewforum.php?f=24 http://i2pforum.i2p 'I2P-Bote']<br /> * [http://trac.i2p2.i2p/query?status=!closed&amp;keywords=~I2P-Bote&amp;component=!apps%2Fandroid&amp;order=priority http://trac.i2p2.i2p] - List of open issues<br /> <br /> [[Category:I2P]]<br /> [[Category:Messaging]]<br /> [[Category:E-Mail]]</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=I2P-Bote&diff=404 2021-06-10T16:19:31Z

<p>Bandura: Update documentation from https://github.com/Shoalsteed/BOTEDOCS/issues/5</p> <hr /> <div>'''I2P-Bote''' is an end-to-end encrypted, network-internal, fully decentralized (serverless) e-mail system. It supports different identities and does not expose e-mail headers. Currently, it is still alpha software. It can be accessed via web console, and it has IMAP and SMTP support, so bote-mails can be read and written by regular email clients. It is planned to guarantee additional anonymity by providing a high-latency transport option. All bote-mails are automatically end-to-end encrypted, so that there's no need to set up e-mail encryption (though the option does exist), and bote-mails will be authenticated automatically. As it is decentralized, there is no e-mail server that could link different e-mail identities as communicating with each other (profiling): Even the nodes relaying the mails will not know the sender and apart from sender and receiver, only the end of the high-latency mail tunnel and the storing nodes will know to whom (anonymous identity) the mail is destined. The original sender can have gone offline, long before the mail becomes available on the other side. This adds on the degree of anonymity that can be reached with I2P-Bote. For those who do not want high delays: All these settings are be user-adjustable, so each user decides on how much anonymity he wants.<br /> <br /> == Quick start guide ==<br /> <br /> === To get it ===<br /> I2P-Bote work as a [[Plugins|plugin]] only, there is no standalone software to download. Only the URL link to the plugin file is required, read the next section.<br /> <br /> === To install it ===<br /> <br /> The installation process is officially described at [http://bote.i2p/install http://bote.i2p/install] or clearnet version [https://i2pbote.xyz/install/], this is the same process as others plugins : [[Plugins#How_to_install_a_plugin_.3F|Plugins: How to install a plugin]] (this page is more detailed).<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:8--&gt;<br /> Copy/paste the URL of the plugin that you will find at http://bote.i2p/install/.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:25--&gt;<br /> Additionally, you can download su3 file of Bote 0.4.7 from [[zzz]] http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/others/i2pbote-0.4.7.su3 or clearnet: https://i2pbote.xyz/i2pbote.su3 and use Installation from File <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:39--&gt;<br /> ''Caution, PaTracker has no search function for Info Hash. The distributors often don't reveal themselves (aka uploader hidden), which exposes them to the suspicion of attempted fraud. Only a strict check of the source can prevent damage. Therefore we advise against downloading via magnetic URL without further investigation.''<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:40--&gt;<br /> Last resort: '''magnet:?xt=urn:btih:ea4e7df590fac5e16778fef845e082023a53530d&amp;tr=http://tracker2.postman.i2p/announce.php'''<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:9--&gt;<br /> Once installed, you will see on your I2P routerconsole (top, left side) below 'I2P Services' the text 'SecureMail'.<br /> <br /> === Setup I2P ===<br /> There is nothing to set into I2P's configuration.<br /> <br /> === Setup I2P-Bote ===<br /> <br /> ==== Starting I2P-Bote ====<br /> By default I2P-Bote is set to start automatically when your I2P router starts.<br /> The Network Status in the I2P router sidebar will indicate that it is connected.<br /> <br /> ==== Create an Identity ====<br /> Click on 'Identities' on the left, and select the 'New Identity' option.<br /> Enter at least a 'Public Name' and hit 'Create'. That's all that's needed to create an identity.<br /> The public name is the name you see for this identity. This is useful if you have different identities for different I2P-Bote users you communicate with or different purposes, and it will be sent as 'sender's name' to the mail recipient. There is no need for Public Name to be unique.<br /> <br /> You can also fill out the other fields, if you like:<br /> ''Description'' - this field is kept locally. It's just for your convenience. If you want to add some additional information for yourself about that identity, you can enter it here.<br /> <br /> ''Email Address'' - this field is not used yet.<br /> <br /> ''Choose one of the given encryption algorithms.'' If in doubt, stick to the defaults.<br /> <br /> You can click on the name of one of your identities and copy the long key displayed under 'Email Destination'. This is your I2P-Bote e-mail address. If you want anybody to be able to send you a bote mail, he need to be given this long key.<br /> <br /> Now you can send and receive I2P-Bote mail.<br /> But you should also have a look at your I2P-Bote settings and see if they fit your needs.<br /> You can also create various identities and assign different settings to each of them.<br /> <br /> Note: you can let run it without creating a account, to help the network if you own a computer running 24/7.<br /> <br /> == FAQ ==<br /> === How I2P-Bote Protects Your Identity ===<br /> Neither your IP address or your I2P-destination is included in any email you send. The high-latency transport counters timing attacks.
 End-to-end encryption, per-hop encryption, relaying packets for other nodes, one single packet size (padding), a constant rate of sending (test and dummy messages), and balanced incoming/outgoing ratio counter traffic analysis attacks. In combination with per-hop delays, I2P-Bote offers good means against intersection attacks.<br /> <br /> The open source nature of I2P-Bote guarantees that you yourself can see the implementation and check it for bugs.<br /> If you still have unanswered questions, ask on the forum: http://forum.i2p/viewforum.php?f=35<br /> <br /> === What happens with an email after I click 'Send'? ===<br /> The email is encrypted and stored on other I2P-Bote participants' computers. From there, it is delivered to the recipient when they check their email.<br /> <br /> Wait a minute, all email I send is saved on some random person's hard drive?<br /> Yes, but all they see is garbage data because it is encrypted. Only you and the recipient can read what is in the email. Additionally, if you send the email with relays enabled, it is not even possible to tell who sent it.<br /> <br /> === What about PGP and GPG? ===<br /> PGP and GPG let you encrypt email and send it through your existing email account. They offer strong encryption, but they only encrypt the email text, not the headers, which means the subject line, your computer name, and other information is not private.<br /> Another privacy issue is that PGP/GPG cannot prevent anybody from finding out who is talking to whom.<br /> I2P-Bote encrypts everything except the recipient's Email Destination. In fact even the recipient's destination is only visible to nodes who do not know who the sender of the mail was. It also has the ability to send an email through several relays, so nobody can find out who is sending email to whom.<br /> <br /> === Can I still use GPG/PGP with I2P-Bote? ===<br /> Yes. Either have GPG encrypt your email's text before pasting it into the I2P-Bote mail composition field, or use a mail app with GPG support.<br /> <br /> === How does it compare to Susimail? ===<br /> I2P-Bote offers more privacy, but Susimail has some features I2P-Bote doesn't have yet. Susimail is more bandwidth-efficient because it doesn't store emails redundantly.<br /> I2P-Bote has the benefit of not being a centralized service. Risks for centralized services include: the server could go down due to attacks, legal problems, lack of funding or interest, or the server admin has too many means to do profiling.<br /> <br /> === Can I send attachments, and what limits are there? ===<br /> Yes, attachments are supported. The overall size of attached files should be kept small, preferably below 500kB.<br /> <br /> === About Bandwidth === &lt;!--T:18--&gt;<br /> I2P-Bote can use quite a lot of bandwidth (because of the decentralization of the messages). As an example, mine appears to use approximately 1GB per day upload, as measured by I2P itself. The download is slightly lower. This is with continuous uptime, I2P-Bote can and will work fine with less, although for maximum reliabilty higher uptime is preferable.<br /> <br /> === How to use I2P-Bote with IMAP and SMTP === &lt;!--T:19--&gt;<br /> 0.<br /> Install I2P and have it autostart, install and autostart I2P-Bote plugin (version &gt;= 0.2.9), create an identity in I2P-Bote, adjust the settings to your needs (in cause of doubt, keep the defaults), enable IMAP in I2P-Bote.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:28--&gt;<br /> Beware: I2P-Bote supports UTF8 characters also in usernames, but apparently IMAP does not support special characters, such as ö, ß, é!!<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:29--&gt;<br /> 1.<br /> create a new IMAP account in your mail client. (in my version of Thunderbird I could not enter the port as I liked in the creation dialog, so I had to make up a non-existing outnernet email address before, for which Thunderbird also automatically tried to fetch the settings, so BE CAREFUL)<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:30--&gt;<br /> 2.<br /> either in the account creation dialog (if you can), or after creation make the following settings :<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:31--&gt;<br /> 2a<br /> add a new SMTP server:<br /> server: 127.0.0.1<br /> port: 7661<br /> username: bote<br /> authentication: password plain<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:32--&gt;<br /> 2b<br /> adjust the IMAP settings:<br /> account name: whatever you like<br /> your name: the public name of the e-mail identity in question, c.f. http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2pbote/identities.jsp<br /> e-mail address: the long public key that you find when on http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2pbote/identities.jsp you click on the identity you have chosen<br /> ( NOT: the private keys! )<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:33--&gt;<br /> SMTP: choose your Bote's smt server<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:34--&gt;<br /> 2b'<br /> under server settings:<br /> server: 127.0.0.1 or whatever the IP is, your I2P-router with I2P-Bote is running at<br /> port: the one shown on http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2pbote/settings.jsp (by default 7662)<br /> username bote<br /> authentication method: password, plain<br /> (this implies you do not choose TLS or other transport encryption)<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:35--&gt;<br /> 3.<br /> Check your mail!<br /> When prompted for a [[password]], enter your I2P-Bote password, in case you have one, or a random string otherwise.<br /> If you get no error messages, you have done everthing right.<br /> Congratulations!<br /> <br /> == Use it ==<br /> === Sending and Receiving E-Mails ===<br /> You need to have the I2P-Bote mail destination key of the user you to whom you want to send a bote mail.<br /> In order to send a message, click on 'New', choose your own sender identity or 'Anonymous' under 'From' and enter the recipient's mail destination key or alternatively an address in the 'To:' line.<br /> <br /> Alternatively, you can hit the 'Addr. Book' button right under this very line, in order to choose from mail destinations stored locally in your I2P address book: Mark the user(s) to which you want your mail to be sent and hit the 'Add Recipients' button.)<br /> <br /> You can add several recipients and change the 'To:' to 'CC:' or 'BCC:'.<br /> The '+' button adds additional recipient lines.<br /> <br /> Now write your mail and hit 'Send' for sending it, or 'Save' in order to store it as a draft into your 'drafts' folder or any user-defined folder. [not yet implemented]<br /> <br /> Hitting 'Send' will place your mail into the Outbox folder and you can go on composing another mail. I2P-Bote is now sending your mail. Once sent, it is automatically removed from Outbox and stored into your Sent folder. This means, your mail is on the way to its destination (unless you have set a delay time, which is disabled by default).<br /> <br /> In I2P-Bote mail is automatically signed (unless send without any sender identity).<br /> You can also send mails without specifying any sender identity/destination/address, just select 'Anonymous' in the scroll-down menu &quot;From.&quot;<br /> <br /> In the default settings I2P-Bote will automatically check for new mail, and all you need to do in order to see if you have mails is look into your Inbox (link 'Inbox' on the left).<br /> <br /> You can force a manual check by clicking the 'Check Mail' button. This is a global checking, that tries to fetch new mail for all of your identities, except for those you have excluded from global checking. [not yet implemented]<br /> <br /> The number of unread mail is shown in parenthesis next to the folder's name in the sidebar.<br /> <br /> Click on 'Inbox' to have a list of received mails displayed. You will see two columns with x's or green checks. Those show you if a mail contains a valid signature and is thus authentic (Signed) and if the sender's mail destination key is locally known, i.e. in your addressbook (Known). Two green checks next to a mail entry mean that you already know that mail identity and that the mail is signed by that identity.<br /> <br /> If you have a certain name in your address book and you get a mail from an identity with that name, yet Known is not displaying a green check, then it is a different destination that sent and signed this mail; they simply have chosen the same name you have chosen for one of your contacts.<br /> <br /> If there is s there a green check mark for 'Sig', then the mail is correctly signed by the sender and you may add it to your addressbook under a different name, which now will be displayed as the sender.<br /> <br /> A mail without sender destination ('Anonymous' is displayed as sender) will have two x's.<br /> <br /> Clicking on mail displayed in your inbox will open the mail.<br /> The same applies to all other folders.<br /> <br /> Due to the distributed nature of I2P-Bote, sending as well as checking for and retrieving mail takes a few minutes. If mail routes are chosen, it may take more. But you need not keep the browser open for that, simply leave I2P-Bote running as a background process - this also benefits your anonymity.<br /> <br /> === Local Address Book ===<br /> If you have an I2P-Bote mail key from somebody you want to write to more frequently, it is handy to store that key locally into your address book (link on the left), specify a name of your own choosing for this contact and paste the mail destination in the corresponding line, then save.<br /> <br /> You should normally save destinations to your address book, so that next time you get a mail from the same sender it will be shown to be from the same, locally known sender ('Loc' is checked) and a mail sent by someone else who is just using the same user name will be marked as NOT known locally (an x in web-UI's 'Know' column or {UNK} so you know it's a new/different one.<br /> <br /> === Settings ===<br /> Under Settings you can choose the I2P-Bote interface's language (currently English or German)<br /> Here you can also adjust the interval for automatic checking of mails and decide whether or not to send any time stamp with your mails, indicating date and time when the mail was sent. The time stamps are always in UTC.<br /> <br /> == Advanced subjects ==<br /> * [[Bote-ratcheting]] - Applies a technique used in OTR messaging to provide similar, and more, benefits to bote<br /> <br /> == Advantages of I2P Bote ==<br /> I2P-Bote hides a lot of information that is (inevitably) sent with normal e-mails.<br /> <br /> '''What I2P-Bote hides'''<br /> * both, the identity and location of sender and receiver, as well as those of intermediary nodes (relays and storing nodes), the content of your mail, their size, and the number of mails you send.<br /> * Only the recipient can know the sender's bote mail destination, and if they chooses not to send there destination, not even the recipient will know it.<br /> * Even if you send time stamps, your time zone will not be disclosed.<br /> * the fact that you run I2P-Bote<br /> * the fact that you send a mail<br /> * the fact that you receive a mail<br /> * the time you send a mail<br /> * the time you receive a mail<br /> * the upper limit of number of mails an unknown user receives<br /> <br /> '''What I2P-Bote hides partially'''<br /> * The I2P-Bote address of the recipient will only be known to sender and recipient(s).<br /> * In the case of multiple recipients, each one will see all other recipients that the mail was addressed to via 'To:' or 'CC:'<br /> * All entries that were under 'BCC:' will only be visible to the sender and this very recipient.<br /> * The sent time will, if at all, only be visible to sender and recipient.<br /> <br /> '''What I2P-Bote can hide optionally'''<br /> * If mail routes are used, the time mail is sent<br /> * If the sender suppresses timestamps, only the sender will know when they sent an email.<br /> <br /> '''What I2P-Bote cannot hide'''<br /> I2P-Bote cannot hide the frequency a given identity checks for new mails nor the number of mails a given identity receives.
<br /> <br /> == More details ==<br /> Before an email is sent to a relay, it is broken up into packets and encrypted with the recipient's public key. These packets are stored redundantly in a distributed hash table (DHT).<br /> <br /> They are kept for at least 100 days, during which the recipient can download them.<br /> Relay packets also expire after 100 days or more.<br /> If a node runs out of email storage space, and there are no old packets that can be deleted, the node refuses storage requests.<br /> Everybody acts as a potential relay and storage node. The maximum amount of disk space used for relayed/stored email packets can be configured by the user.<br /> <br /> I2P-Bote sanitizes the mail headers and does not allow any unneeded information to be transmitted, thus allowing the use of email clients without prior checks of what this client sends in the mail headers.<br /> All the encryption, path choosing and profiling is done locally so that there is no trusted party involved.<br /> Not even for bootstrapping I2P-Bote depends on a central node, as it uses Seedless.<br /> <br /> == Troubleshooting
 ==<br /> ==== If Bote can not connect to the network ==== &lt;!--T:13--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:14--&gt;<br /> After installing Bote, it says &amp;quot;Connecting...&amp;quot; since several hours, and shows &amp;quot;1 network peer and 4 relay peers&amp;quot;.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:15--&gt;<br /> I2P-Bote is supposed to be able to bootstrap without any manual steps. It has two sources: the hardcoded list of peers in the plugin, &lt;strike&gt;and searching [[Seedless]].&lt;/strike&gt; Unfortunately none of the four hard-coded peers are online anymore. http://trac.i2p2.i2p/ticket/2425 &lt;strike&gt;Before a new version is released, we recommended bootstrapping method for the I2P-Bote plugin is to install the [http://plugins.i2p/plugins/seedless/seedless/ Seedless] plugin ([http://plugins.i2p/plugins/seedless/neodatis/ Neodatis] first, then Seedless), and let I2P-Bote bootstrap off that (once Seedless has connected to its network). Be patient, this will work. (ref: [http://forum.i2p/viewtopic.php?t=11937 http://forum.i2p/viewtopic.php?t=11937]).&lt;/strike&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:26--&gt;<br /> Download a list of peers '''magnet:?xt=urn:btih:bcdb811d635379effcec4dfa6dfa368515783fdd&amp;tr=http://tracker2.postman.i2p/announce.php'''<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:27--&gt;<br /> Stop the plugin, copy dht_peers.txt to ~/.i2p/i2pbote/ and start the plugin again. If that does not work try searching newer list on trackers or ask around on [[IRC2P]]<br /> <br /> === Notification about JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy files ===<br /> If you have a notification at the bottom of your screen about JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy files, it means that your Java installation is restricted from using the strong cryptography that I2P-Bote requires.<br /> You can enable the strong cryptography by following the steps below:<br /> Download the JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy files from Oracle's website. You may need to use your regular browser.<br /> <br /> Unzip the downloaded zip file.<br /> <br /> Move the files local_policy.jar and US_export_policy.jar into the folder shown in the notification on your screen. Overwrite any existing files with the same names.<br /> <br /> Restart I2P.<br /> Some countries have restrictions on the allowed strengths of cryptographic software. If you are unsure about the restrictions in your country, consult with a lawyer.
<br /> <br /> == See also == &lt;!--T:22--&gt;<br /> * [[I2P and messaging]]<br /> * [[Password]]<br /> * [[Secure password generator]]<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> * [http://i2pforum.i2p/viewforum.php?f=24 http://i2pforum.i2p 'I2P-Bote']<br /> * [http://trac.i2p2.i2p/query?status=!closed&amp;keywords=~I2P-Bote&amp;component=!apps%2Fandroid&amp;order=priority http://trac.i2p2.i2p] - List of open issues<br /> <br /> [[Category:I2p]]<br /> [[Category:EmailClientSoftwareForI2p]]</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=I2P-Bote&diff=403 2021-06-10T15:55:53Z

<p>Bandura: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;!--T:1--&gt;<br /> &lt;!--T:2--&gt;<br /> '''I2P-Bote''' is an end-to-end encrypted, network-internal, fully decentralized (serverless) e-mail system. It supports different identities and does not expose e-mail headers. Currently, it is still alpha software. It can be accessed via web console, and it has IMAP and SMTP support, so bote-mails can be read and written by regular email clients. It is planned to guarantee additional anonymity by providing a high-latency transport option. All bote-mails are automatically end-to-end encrypted, so that there's no need to set up e-mail encryption (though the option does exist), and bote-mails will be authenticated automatically. As it is decentralized, there is no e-mail server that could link different e-mail identities as communicating with each other (profiling): Even the nodes relaying the mails will not know the sender and apart from sender and receiver, only the end of the high-latency mail tunnel and the storing nodes will know to whom (anonymous identity) the mail is destined. The original sender can have gone offline, long before the mail becomes available on the other side. This adds on the degree of anonymity that can be reached with I2P-Bote. For those who do not want high delays: All these settings are be user-adjustable, so each user decides on how much anonymity he wants.<br /> <br /> == Quick start guide == &lt;!--T:4--&gt;<br /> <br /> === To get it === &lt;!--T:5--&gt;<br /> I2P-Bote work as a [[Plugins|plugin]] only, there is no standalone software to download. Only the URL link to the plugin file is required, read the next section.<br /> <br /> === To install it === &lt;!--T:6--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:7--&gt;<br /> The installation process is officially described at [http://bote.i2p/install http://bote.i2p/install] or clearnet version [https://i2pbote.xyz/install/], this is the same process as others plugins : [[Plugins#How_to_install_a_plugin_.3F|Plugins: How to install a plugin]] (this page is more detailed).<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:8--&gt;<br /> Copy/paste the URL of the plugin that you will find at http://bote.i2p/install/.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:25--&gt;<br /> Additionally, you can download su3 file of Bote 0.4.7 from [[zzz]] http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/others/i2pbote-0.4.7.su3 or clearnet: https://i2pbote.xyz/i2pbote.su3 and use Installation from File <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:39--&gt;<br /> ''Caution, PaTracker has no search function for Info Hash. The distributors often don't reveal themselves (aka uploader hidden), which exposes them to the suspicion of attempted fraud. Only a strict check of the source can prevent damage. Therefore we advise against downloading via magnetic URL without further investigation.''<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:40--&gt;<br /> Last resort: '''magnet:?xt=urn:btih:ea4e7df590fac5e16778fef845e082023a53530d&amp;tr=http://tracker2.postman.i2p/announce.php'''<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:9--&gt;<br /> Once installed, you will see on your I2P routerconsole (top, left side) below 'I2P Services' the text 'SecureMail'.<br /> <br /> === Setup I2P === &lt;!--T:10--&gt;<br /> There is nothing to set into I2P's configuration.<br /> <br /> === Setup I2P-Bote === &lt;!--T:11--&gt;<br /> Creating a account (a identity) is not mandatory. You can use the &amp;quot;anonymous&amp;quot; identity to send messages, but you will not be able to receive messages.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:12--&gt;<br /> Note: you can let run it without creating a account, to help the network if you own a computer running 24/7.<br /> <br /> ==== If Bote can not connect to the network ==== &lt;!--T:13--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:14--&gt;<br /> After installing Bote, it says &amp;quot;Connecting...&amp;quot; since several hours, and shows &amp;quot;1 network peer and 4 relay peers&amp;quot;.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:15--&gt;<br /> I2P-Bote is supposed to be able to bootstrap without any manual steps. It has two sources: the hardcoded list of peers in the plugin, &lt;strike&gt;and searching [[Seedless]].&lt;/strike&gt; Unfortunately none of the four hard-coded peers are online anymore. http://trac.i2p2.i2p/ticket/2425 &lt;strike&gt;Before a new version is released, we recommended bootstrapping method for the I2P-Bote plugin is to install the [http://plugins.i2p/plugins/seedless/seedless/ Seedless] plugin ([http://plugins.i2p/plugins/seedless/neodatis/ Neodatis] first, then Seedless), and let I2P-Bote bootstrap off that (once Seedless has connected to its network). Be patient, this will work. (ref: [http://forum.i2p/viewtopic.php?t=11937 http://forum.i2p/viewtopic.php?t=11937]).&lt;/strike&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:26--&gt;<br /> Download a list of peers '''magnet:?xt=urn:btih:bcdb811d635379effcec4dfa6dfa368515783fdd&amp;tr=http://tracker2.postman.i2p/announce.php'''<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:27--&gt;<br /> Stop the plugin, copy dht_peers.txt to ~/.i2p/i2pbote/ and start the plugin again. If that does not work try searching newer list on trackers or ask around on [[IRC2P]]<br /> <br /> == Misc == &lt;!--T:16--&gt;<br /> === Where are the official documentation (user guide) and FAQ ? ===<br /> These are embedded into the I2P-Bote software (left menu).<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:17--&gt;<br /> It is possible to read them without installing I2P-Bote, by looking at the I2P-Bote source code [https://github.com/i2p/i2p.i2p-bote https://github.com/i2p/i2p.i2p-bote]<br /> <br /> === About Bandwidth === &lt;!--T:18--&gt;<br /> I2P-Bote can use quite a lot of bandwidth (because of the decentralization of the messages). As an example, mine appears to use approximately 1GB per day upload, as measured by I2P itself. The download is slightly lower. This is with continuous uptime, I2P-Bote can and will work fine with less, although for maximum reliabilty higher uptime is preferable.<br /> <br /> === How to use I2P-Bote with IMAP and SMTP === &lt;!--T:19--&gt;<br /> 0.<br /> Install I2P and have it autostart, install and autostart I2P-Bote plugin (version &gt;= 0.2.9), create an identity in I2P-Bote, adjust the settings to your needs (in cause of doubt, keep the defaults), enable IMAP in I2P-Bote.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:28--&gt;<br /> Beware: I2P-Bote supports UTF8 characters also in usernames, but apparently IMAP does not support special characters, such as ö, ß, é!!<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:29--&gt;<br /> 1.<br /> create a new IMAP account in your mail client. (in my version of Thunderbird I could not enter the port as I liked in the creation dialog, so I had to make up a non-existing outnernet email address before, for which Thunderbird also automatically tried to fetch the settings, so BE CAREFUL)<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:30--&gt;<br /> 2.<br /> either in the account creation dialog (if you can), or after creation make the following settings :<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:31--&gt;<br /> 2a<br /> add a new SMTP server:<br /> server: 127.0.0.1<br /> port: 7661<br /> username: bote<br /> authentication: password plain<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:32--&gt;<br /> 2b<br /> adjust the IMAP settings:<br /> account name: whatever you like<br /> your name: the public name of the e-mail identity in question, c.f. http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2pbote/identities.jsp<br /> e-mail address: the long public key that you find when on http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2pbote/identities.jsp you click on the identity you have chosen<br /> ( NOT: the private keys! )<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:33--&gt;<br /> SMTP: choose your Bote's smt server<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:34--&gt;<br /> 2b'<br /> under server settings:<br /> server: 127.0.0.1 or whatever the IP is, your I2P-router with I2P-Bote is running at<br /> port: the one shown on http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2pbote/settings.jsp (by default 7662)<br /> username bote<br /> authentication method: password, plain<br /> (this implies you do not choose TLS or other transport encryption)<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:35--&gt;<br /> 3.<br /> Check your mail!<br /> When prompted for a [[password]], enter your I2P-Bote password, in case you have one, or a random string otherwise.<br /> If you get no error messages, you have done everthing right.<br /> Congratulations!<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:36--&gt;<br /> Notes<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:37--&gt;<br /> Beware: The data is transfered in the clear, so do not connect to your I2P-Bote via unsecured connections!<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:38--&gt;<br /> Beware: Sending only works with your default Bote identity!<br /> <br /> == Advanced subjects == &lt;!--T:21--&gt;<br /> * [[Bote-ratcheting]] - Applies a technique used in OTR messaging to provide similar, and more, benefits to bote<br /> <br /> == See also == &lt;!--T:22--&gt;<br /> * [[I2P and messaging]]<br /> * [[Password]]<br /> * [[Secure password generator]]<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> * [http://i2pforum.i2p/viewforum.php?f=24 http://i2pforum.i2p 'I2P-Bote']<br /> * [http://trac.i2p2.i2p/query?status=!closed&amp;keywords=~I2P-Bote&amp;component=!apps%2Fandroid&amp;order=priority http://trac.i2p2.i2p] - List of open issues<br /> <br /> [[Category:I2p]]<br /> [[Category:EmailClientSoftwareForI2p]]</div>

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<p>Bandura: Remove translate-Tags</p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction == &lt;!--T:1--&gt;<br /> This page is about plugins designed for the I2P router console.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:2--&gt;<br /> I2P plugins are both a means to extend I2P's router functionality as well as a method of packaging things.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:3--&gt;<br /> I2P plugins are stored in &quot;.xpi2p&quot; files, and can be installed or uninstalled from the I2P router console.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:4--&gt;<br /> Comment by Khanjant, 2016-03-17: &quot;This is the plugin list managed to recover after the epic fall of http://plugins.i2p. Gathered from the plugin list on [http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins stats.i2p] and [http://temporarypluginlist.i2p/plugins a unofficial temporary list]. I (Khanjant) just started, not finished yet.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:5--&gt;<br /> Because of the sudden shutdown of http://plugins.i2p, some plugins files are still missing to us, if you have some that miss in this list, please contact [[user:Hummingbird]].<br /> <br /> == Plugin list == &lt;!--T:6--&gt;<br /> <br /> === Non-obsolete === &lt;!--T:7--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:8--&gt;<br /> ! Type<br /> ! Plugin name<br /> ! Latest release (year)<br /> ! URLs (Description / File / Source code)<br /> ! Notes<br /> |-<br /> | Tool for I2P || ''BwSchedule'' || 2015 || [http://y7hb4kzomfzzhekib2mby72ydlntiexmuafuwtlxrxyigtnd63la.b32.i2p/bwschedule_description.html Description by Cacapao (author)] || Bandwidth scheduler for the I2P router<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:21--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | Demo plugin || ''Snowman'' || 2015 || [http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/snowman.xpi2p File]. [http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/i2p.snowman.zip Source code] || Just a little test, creates a single-page webapp. The plugin contains some commented config files that may be helpful for plugin developers.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:22--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | Email || ''[[I2P-Bote]]'' || 2018 || [[I2P-Bote#To_get_it|Description, file]] ||<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:23--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | File sharing || ''[[I2Phex]]'' || 2016 || [http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/ Plugin] || Also available as standalone software&lt;ref&gt;I2Phex v3.2.7 standalone available from http://echelon.i2p/i2phex/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:24--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | Tool || ''Firefox Search Plugins'' || || [http://direct.i2p/site/webcache/9449449?rId=56eef8a275a82&amp;seq=2 Description (cached page)] || <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:25--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | Tool for I2P || ''I2PControl'' || 2018 || [http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/docs/api/i2pcontrol Description (on i2p-projekt.i2p/)]. [http://git.repo.i2p/w/i2p.scripts.git/tree/HEAD:/i2pcontrol Source code (Python)] || JSONRPC2 interface<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:26--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | IRC client || ''[[JIRCii|jIRCii]]'' || 2016&lt;ref&gt;http://zzz.i2p/topics/2162-jircii-2014-12-9-z1&lt;/ref&gt; || [http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/jIRCii.xpi2p File on stats.i2p], File from iMule (v0.9.0, 2011)&lt;ref&gt;ed2k://|file|jIRCii.xpi2p|319207|E08E77D0B9A76455C6EA55C0C1E3A477|h=V5S4ZMFRPWNLHEMY7EDIWDEYU33EGUU6|/&lt;/ref&gt; || jIRCii as a plugin for the I2P console, written in Java. [http://www.oldschoolirc.com Official website (clearnet, not I2P compatible)].<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:27--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | Tool for I2P&lt;ref&gt;&quot;Julya is a network enabled Jython shell, allowing multiple instances of Jython to be managed from a network connection. Jython scripts can be run in a headless environment by sending scripts via TCP connections defined by the user.&quot;&lt;/ref&gt; || ''Julya'' || 2014 || [http://git.repo.i2p/w/jython_i2p_api.git Homepage and source code] || <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:28--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | Tool for [[I2Phex]] || ''[[Jwebcache]]'' || 2016 || [http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/ File] or [http://echelon.i2p/jwebcache/ File] ||<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:29--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | HTTP outproxy || ''Outertubes'' || 2012 ? || Description&lt;ref&gt;&quot;Outertubes ia an HTTP Outproxy. It allows other I2P users to connect to the regular Internet via your machine.&quot; from http://archiv.tutorials.i2p/i2p-plugins/outertubes/&lt;/ref&gt; (coded by HungryHobbo&lt;ref&gt;http://zzz.i2p/topics/1149&lt;/ref&gt;) ||<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:30--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | Database || ''Neodatis'' || 2012 || File: [http://sponge.i2p/files/seedless/01_neodatis.xpi2p on sponge.i2p (official)] or [http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/others/Seedless/ on stats.i2p] || Used by [[Seedless]]<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:31--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | Tor Outproxy || ''[[Orchid|Orchid]]-zzz'' || 2018 || [http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/ (plugin website)] || 'Orchid is a Tor client implementation and library written in pure Java.'&lt;ref&gt;https://subgraph.com/orchid/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:32--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | Tor Outproxy || ''[[Orchid]]-thebland'' || 2016 || [http://thebland.i2p/i2p/plugins/ (plugin website)] [http://zzz.i2p/topics/2031?page=1#p11363 (How to install)] || 'Orchid is a Tor client implementation and library written in pure Java.'&lt;ref&gt;https://subgraph.com/orchid/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:33--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | Tool for I2P || ''[[Seedless]]'' || 2012 || [http://sponge.i2p/files/seedless/doc/how-to-seedless.html Description (on sponge.i2p)]. File: [http://sponge.i2p/files/seedless/02_seedless.xpi2p On sponge.i2p (official)] or [http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/others/Seedless/ on stats.i2p]&lt;ref&gt;http://zzz.i2p/topics/2267-lost-plugin-directory&lt;/ref&gt; (read the article [[Seedless]] before to install !). || <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:34--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | Forums || ''[[Syndie]]'' || 2016 || || Also available as standalone software<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:35--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | Tool for [[Tahoe-LAFS]] || ''Tahoe-LAFS Controller'' || 201x || [http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/tahoe-lafs-controller.xpi2p File (on stats.i2p)] ||<br /> &lt;!--T:36--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | BitTorrent tracker || ''ZzzOT'' || 2015&lt;ref&gt;0.14.0-b1 released in 2015&lt;/ref&gt; || [http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/zzzot.su3 File (on stats.i2p)]&lt;ref&gt;After installation, a brief help page will be available at http://127.0.0.1:7662/help.html. Be sure to read it completely!&lt;/ref&gt;|| A Java BitTorrent Opentracker. Has no eepsite, but a official forum (zzz.i2p)&lt;ref&gt;http://zzz.i2p/search?type=topics&amp;query=zzzot&amp;commit=Search&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Obsolete === &lt;!--T:9--&gt;<br /> &lt;!--T:37--&gt;<br /> * '''AyuDownloader''': &quot;AyuDownloader is an Plugin using the [[EepGet|EepGet class]] from I2P developers to download large files easier from Eepsites.&quot; &lt;ref&gt;http://forum.i2p/viewtopic.php?t=7468&amp;highlight=yuDownloader&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> &lt;!--T:38--&gt;<br /> * '''I2Cron''': &quot;The I2Cron plugin executes actions based on scheduled timed-based events, or polled events.&quot;&lt;ref&gt;http://direct.i2p/site/webcache/8846695?rId=56eeff4c9298c&amp;seq=1&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> &lt;!--T:39--&gt;<br /> * '''JAMWiki''': A Java Wiki Engine. Active development of JAMWiki has ceased (2013)&lt;ref&gt;jamwiki.org/wiki/en/FAQ&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> &lt;!--T:40--&gt;<br /> * '''Pebble''': &quot;a lightweight, open source, Java EE blogging tool&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;http://direct.i2p/site/webcache/9450470?rId=56ef019684452&amp;seq=2&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> == FAQ == &lt;!--T:10--&gt;<br /> === Does the plugin version always match with the latest standalone version? ===<br /> Not always. Sometimes the plugin version is outdated: the standalone version of the software is more recent. If this case, you should use the standalone version.<br /> <br /> === How to install a plugin? === &lt;!--T:43--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:11--&gt;<br /> Usually, the process is as follows:<br /> # Go to the plugin page in your I2P router console: 'I2P Services' &gt; 'Clients' &gt; 'Plugins' (or click this URL: http://127.0.0.1:7657/configplugins)<br /> # If you have the URL to the plugin file: at the bottom of the page, look for the box 'Installation from URL.' Paste inside the URL to the plugin file (example: http://bote.i2p/i2pbote.su3)<br /> # If you have the plugin file on your HDD: at the bottom of the page, look for the box 'Installation from File' and browse to the location of the file. <br /> # Click the button 'Install Plugin' (or 'Install Plugin from file')<br /> # Wait several minutes<br /> # Once installed, you will see a new text string at the top of the router console, below 'I2P Services'<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:12--&gt;<br /> Note: you should read the description page of the plugin, because there is perhaps more setup to do.<br /> <br /> === How to check the signature of a plugin file manually, before installing it === &lt;!--T:13--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:14--&gt;<br /> Usually, this isn't needed. The I2P router plugin installer automatically checks whether the signature of the downloaded .su3 file is valid and created by an authorized developer.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:15--&gt;<br /> If you still want to verify the signature manually, enter the following at the command line: <br /> java -jar /path/to/i2p.jar su3file verifysig -k /path/to/certificates/plugin/signer_at_mail.i2p.crt /path/to/plugin.su3<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:16--&gt;<br /> Note: most plugins' source codes are downloadable from the I2P's Monotone server&lt;ref&gt;http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/get-involved/guides/monotone&lt;/ref&gt;.<br /> <br /> === Tails === &lt;!--T:41--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:42--&gt;<br /> Installation of plugins is disabled in [[Tails]].&lt;ref&gt;http://forum.i2p/viewtopic.php?t=12482&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Plugin Development == &lt;!--T:17--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:18--&gt;<br /> Those looking to create new plugins for I2P might want to look at the [http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/docs/plugins introduction to plugin development], the [http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/docs/spec/plugin plugin specification], and the [http://zzz.i2p plugin forum].<br /> <br /> == References == &lt;!--T:19--&gt;<br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> == External links == &lt;!--T:44--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:20--&gt;<br /> * http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/docs/plugins - Official documentation<br /> * http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/ - Official I2P plugins page (succeed to http://plugins.i2p)<br /> * [http://direct.i2p/site/webcache/203642?rId=56eeb3f512c03&amp;seq=1 http://plugins.i2p] main page, cached by http://direct.i2p search engine (2016-03) before it vanish<br /> * [http://zzz.i2p/forums/16-plugins http://zzz.i2p/forums/] - The official forum for the plugins developpers<br /> * http://archiv.tutorials.i2p/i2p-plugins/<br /> -----<br /> [[Category:I2P]]</div>

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<p>Bandura: add closed )</p> <hr /> <div>Reseed is the way I2P gets information about other I2P nodes and connects to them.<br /> <br /> In short: a fixed list of reseed https hosts do exist and on first start I2P tries to fetch via [[Clearnet]] https one of those servers to fetch the reseed host file, which contains around 100 peers information (taken from a live netDB).<br /> After the file is fetched and checked against a valid cert, the netDB entries are saved and I2P starts trying to connect the hosts from the reseed file to start up into the I2P network.<br /> <br /> == howto run reseed ==<br /> <br /> Noted on I2P [http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/get-involved/guides/reseed Website] (or in Clearnet: [https://geti2p.net/en/get-involved/guides/reseed https://geti2p.net/])</div>

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<p>Bandura: Created page with &quot;I hate such entries myself, so I want to mention that I don&#039;t mean this entry badly. In the section about WiFi (which is very interesting) I stumbled upon the following: &quot;So g...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>I hate such entries myself, so I want to mention that I don't mean this entry badly. In the section about WiFi (which is very interesting) I stumbled upon the following: &quot;So give us a try: http: //i2speed.i2p/i2pupdate.zip&quot; I personally think that &quot;advertising&quot; does not belong in a wiki. Nevertheless, it is understandable to mention such a reference, since otherwise very few will probably dare to test I2Speed. So I would go into this briefly at the beginning or at the end of the article.<br /> How do you see that? Am I too sensitive / critical?</div>

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<p>Bandura: Create page</p> <hr /> <div>Formerly called an Eepsite, an I2P Site is a website that is hosted anonymously, a hidden service which is accessible through your web browser.</div>

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<p>Bandura: Remove orweb because it is out of date</p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction == &lt;!--T:1--&gt;<br /> I2P Android is a software developped by Str4d, designed to run a I2P node on a Android device.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:2--&gt;<br /> Str4d worked a lot on [[I2P-Bote]], this is why this is the first I2P-compatible application available on Android.<br /> <br /> === Screenshot === &lt;!--T:3--&gt;<br /> Screenshot of the main window (2015):<br /> [[File:I2P-Android_main.png|center|I2P-Android screenshot]]<br /> <br /> == Requirements == &lt;!--T:4--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:5--&gt;<br /> As of 2021-06:&lt;ref&gt;http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/download#android&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * Android OS: Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) or higher<br /> * RAM: 512 MB RAM minimum; 1 GB recommended<br /> * File size: 5 MB<br /> <br /> === Suggested === &lt;!--T:6--&gt;<br /> * A microUSB to Ethernet adapter. It is quite hard to find, and not compatible with all Android devices. Price is less than 20 $/€&lt;ref&gt;Example: http://plugable.com/products/usb2-otge100&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Pros/Cons == &lt;!--T:7--&gt;<br /> === Pros ===<br /> * Running a I2P router with a cheap/old Android device (Android netbook, Smart TV box, tablet, smartphone ...)<br /> * It's easy to install a I2P router on a Android device<br /> <br /> === Cons === &lt;!--T:8--&gt;<br /> * Drain the battery, will &quot;kill&quot; it faster. For most of Android device, even connected to the power plug, the power goes trough the battery<br /> * Most of devices only have WI-FI (not Ethernet): non stop WI-FI radio waves in the room<br /> * Because of the CPU lack of power, the Android device might not use all the bandwidth that you provide<br /> * Can't reseed from file<br /> * Can't choose a reseed URL<br /> * No I2P router console to fine-tune your I2P router settings.<br /> <br /> == Installation == &lt;!--T:9--&gt;<br /> <br /> === Where to get the file === &lt;!--T:10--&gt;<br /> There is 3 ways to get the I2P Android file :<br /> * install from main F-Droid repository&lt;ref&gt;https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F-Droid&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * install from I2P F-Droid repository&lt;ref&gt;https://f-droid.i2p.io/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * downloading the .apk file from the I2P official website<br /> * from Google Play<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:11--&gt;<br /> ''Hint:'' I2P has multiple App IDs. There is &lt;code&gt;net.i2p.android.router&lt;/code&gt; within official F-Droid repositories. I2P F-Droid repository and manual .apk download use &lt;code&gt;net.i2p.android&lt;/code&gt;. Google play use two different IDs for donated and free version. When changing your update source you have to manually check you do not install I2P twice.<br /> <br /> === How to access to IRC2P (chat network) === &lt;!--T:12--&gt;<br /> To get a IRC client in order to connect to the [[IRC2P]] network:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:13--&gt;<br /> # you will have to install a IRC client software then set up it<br /> # example: go to F-Droid and download the software Atomic<br /> # then set up your IRC client to 127.0.0.1:6668<br /> # connect to [[IRC2P]]<br /> # type for example &quot;/help&quot; then &quot;/join #i2p&quot; and &quot;/join #i2p-chat&quot;<br /> <br /> === How to access to hidden websites (&quot;eepsites&quot;) === &lt;!--T:14--&gt;<br /> Note: there is a browser setup guide in the help menu of the I2P application (&quot;Help&quot;)<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:15--&gt;<br /> Example of steps :<br /> # go to F-Droid repository (or install it)<br /> # install a alternative web browser, for example [https://f-droid.org/de/packages/com.stoutner.privacybrowser.standard/ Privacy Browser] or [https://f-droid.org/de/packages/acr.browser.lightning/ Lightning]<br /> # go to settings and make the address to &quot;127.0.0.1&quot; and port number to &quot;4444&quot;<br /> <br /> == Misc == &lt;!--T:16--&gt;<br /> <br /> === I2P Android used as a I2P gateway for the computers running in the same LAN === &lt;!--T:17--&gt;<br /> As of 2016-07, this seems not possible.<br /> <br /> === About torrents and I2P Android === &lt;!--T:18--&gt;<br /> As of 2016-07, this seems not possible.<br /> <br /> === How to bypass the battery of a Android device === &lt;!--T:19--&gt;<br /> Note: onto most of Android devices, the battery is soldered to the motherboard. It is not possible for a end user to use only the power adapter of the device.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:20--&gt;<br /> ... (write me or put some clearnet links!)<br /> <br /> === [[EepsiteHosting|Hosting a eepsite]] onto a I2P Android hardware === &lt;!--T:21--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:22--&gt;<br /> As of 2016-07, this seems not possible.<br /> <br /> === Firefox setup for I2P-Android === &lt;!--T:26--&gt;<br /> Firefox Mobile is able to work with I2P. To change the default settings follow these steps:<br /> * Enter &quot;about:config&quot; into the adressbar<br /> * Enter “proxy.http” into the search box on the about:config page.<br /> * Tap Modify on “network.proxy.http” and type the proxy server name/ip address into the text box. (127.0.0.1)<br /> * Tap Modify on “network.proxy.http_port” and type the port number into the number box. (4444)<br /> * Enter “network.proxy.type” into the search box on the about:config page.<br /> * Tap Modify on “network.proxy.type” and input the number 1. <br /> Now you can use Firefox Mobile with I2P. You should install an AddOn to block JavaScript.<br /> <br /> == References == &lt;!--T:23--&gt;<br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> <br /> == External Links == &lt;!--T:24--&gt;<br /> * [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.i2p.android&amp;hl=en Official I2P (router) page on Google play] (clearnet)<br /> * [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=i2p.bote.android Official Bote (Android) on Google play] (clearnet)<br /> * [http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/download#android Official eepsite to download it through I2P]<br /> * official chatroom into [[IRC2P]] : #i2p-android-dev<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:25--&gt;<br /> Development:<br /> * [http://zzz.i2p/forums/17-android http://zzz.i2p/forums/] Official dev forum<br /> * http://str4d.i2p/android/ (outdated as of 2016-03) Official URL of the developper (Str4d) about I2P-Android<br /> * http://str4d.i2p/ Official Str4d's eepsite<br /> * [http://trac.i2p2.i2p/query?status=!closed&amp;component=apps%2Fandroid http://trac.i2p2.i2p] - List of I2P Android's open issues<br /> <br /> -----<br /> [[Category:I2P]]<br /> [[Category:I2P-Software]]</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=Talk:I2P_Android&diff=390 2021-06-09T08:38:34Z

<p>Bandura: /* Orweb is outdated */</p> <hr /> <div>== Orweb is outdated ==<br /> If I'm not mistaken, Orweb is out of date and is no longer recommended. Should this be removed from the wiki?<br /> &quot;We are EOL this project. Please use Lightning Browser or wait for Orfox instead&quot; (Source: https://github.com/guardianproject/Orweb)<br /> Orfox is also outdated: &quot;UPDATE: Orfox is being replaced by Tor Browser for Android. All future work and comments will be handled by Tor Project.&quot; (Source: https://github.com/guardianproject/Orfox)<br /> I will remove Orweb from the wiki.</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=Talk:I2P_Android&diff=389 2021-06-09T08:12:41Z

<p>Bandura: Orweb is outdated</p> <hr /> <div>== Orweb is outdated ==<br /> If I'm not mistaken, Orweb is out of date and is no longer recommended. Should this be removed from the wiki?<br /> &quot;We are EOL this project. Please use Lightning Browser or wait for Orfox instead&quot; (Source: https://github.com/guardianproject/Orweb)</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=I2P_Android&diff=388 2021-06-09T07:53:07Z

<p>Bandura: Add privacy browser and links to f-droid</p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction == &lt;!--T:1--&gt;<br /> I2P Android is a software developped by Str4d, designed to run a I2P node on a Android device.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:2--&gt;<br /> Str4d worked a lot on [[I2P-Bote]], this is why this is the first I2P-compatible application available on Android.<br /> <br /> === Screenshot === &lt;!--T:3--&gt;<br /> Screenshot of the main window (2015):<br /> [[File:I2P-Android_main.png|center|I2P-Android screenshot]]<br /> <br /> == Requirements == &lt;!--T:4--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:5--&gt;<br /> As of 2021-06:&lt;ref&gt;http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/download#android&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * Android OS: Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) or higher<br /> * RAM: 512 MB RAM minimum; 1 GB recommended<br /> * File size: 5 MB<br /> <br /> === Suggested === &lt;!--T:6--&gt;<br /> * A microUSB to Ethernet adapter. It is quite hard to find, and not compatible with all Android devices. Price is less than 20 $/€&lt;ref&gt;Example: http://plugable.com/products/usb2-otge100&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Pros/Cons == &lt;!--T:7--&gt;<br /> === Pros ===<br /> * Running a I2P router with a cheap/old Android device (Android netbook, Smart TV box, tablet, smartphone ...)<br /> * It's easy to install a I2P router on a Android device<br /> <br /> === Cons === &lt;!--T:8--&gt;<br /> * Drain the battery, will &quot;kill&quot; it faster. For most of Android device, even connected to the power plug, the power goes trough the battery<br /> * Most of devices only have WI-FI (not Ethernet): non stop WI-FI radio waves in the room<br /> * Because of the CPU lack of power, the Android device might not use all the bandwidth that you provide<br /> * Can't reseed from file<br /> * Can't choose a reseed URL<br /> * No I2P router console to fine-tune your I2P router settings.<br /> <br /> == Installation == &lt;!--T:9--&gt;<br /> <br /> === Where to get the file === &lt;!--T:10--&gt;<br /> There is 3 ways to get the I2P Android file :<br /> * install from main F-Droid repository&lt;ref&gt;https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F-Droid&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * install from I2P F-Droid repository&lt;ref&gt;https://f-droid.i2p.io/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * downloading the .apk file from the I2P official website<br /> * from Google Play<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:11--&gt;<br /> ''Hint:'' I2P has multiple App IDs. There is &lt;code&gt;net.i2p.android.router&lt;/code&gt; within official F-Droid repositories. I2P F-Droid repository and manual .apk download use &lt;code&gt;net.i2p.android&lt;/code&gt;. Google play use two different IDs for donated and free version. When changing your update source you have to manually check you do not install I2P twice.<br /> <br /> === How to access to IRC2P (chat network) === &lt;!--T:12--&gt;<br /> To get a IRC client in order to connect to the [[IRC2P]] network:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:13--&gt;<br /> # you will have to install a IRC client software then set up it<br /> # example: go to F-Droid and download the software Atomic<br /> # then set up your IRC client to 127.0.0.1:6668<br /> # connect to [[IRC2P]]<br /> # type for example &quot;/help&quot; then &quot;/join #i2p&quot; and &quot;/join #i2p-chat&quot;<br /> <br /> === How to access to hidden websites (&quot;eepsites&quot;) === &lt;!--T:14--&gt;<br /> Note: there is a browser setup guide in the help menu of the I2P application (&quot;Help&quot;)<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:15--&gt;<br /> Example of steps :<br /> # go to F-Droid repository (or install it)<br /> # install a alternative web browser, for example Orweb, [https://f-droid.org/de/packages/com.stoutner.privacybrowser.standard/ Privacy Browser] or [https://f-droid.org/de/packages/acr.browser.lightning/ Lightning]<br /> # go to settings and make the address to &quot;127.0.0.1&quot; and port number to &quot;4444&quot;<br /> <br /> == Misc == &lt;!--T:16--&gt;<br /> <br /> === I2P Android used as a I2P gateway for the computers running in the same LAN === &lt;!--T:17--&gt;<br /> As of 2016-07, this seems not possible.<br /> <br /> === About torrents and I2P Android === &lt;!--T:18--&gt;<br /> As of 2016-07, this seems not possible.<br /> <br /> === How to bypass the battery of a Android device === &lt;!--T:19--&gt;<br /> Note: onto most of Android devices, the battery is soldered to the motherboard. It is not possible for a end user to use only the power adapter of the device.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:20--&gt;<br /> ... (write me or put some clearnet links!)<br /> <br /> === [[EepsiteHosting|Hosting a eepsite]] onto a I2P Android hardware === &lt;!--T:21--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:22--&gt;<br /> As of 2016-07, this seems not possible.<br /> <br /> === Firefox setup for I2P-Android === &lt;!--T:26--&gt;<br /> Firefox Mobile is able to work with I2P. To change the default settings follow these steps:<br /> * Enter &quot;about:config&quot; into the adressbar<br /> * Enter “proxy.http” into the search box on the about:config page.<br /> * Tap Modify on “network.proxy.http” and type the proxy server name/ip address into the text box. (127.0.0.1)<br /> * Tap Modify on “network.proxy.http_port” and type the port number into the number box. (4444)<br /> * Enter “network.proxy.type” into the search box on the about:config page.<br /> * Tap Modify on “network.proxy.type” and input the number 1. <br /> Now you can use Firefox Mobile with I2P. You should install an AddOn to block JavaScript.<br /> <br /> == References == &lt;!--T:23--&gt;<br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> <br /> == External Links == &lt;!--T:24--&gt;<br /> * [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.i2p.android&amp;hl=en Official I2P (router) page on Google play] (clearnet)<br /> * [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=i2p.bote.android Official Bote (Android) on Google play] (clearnet)<br /> * [http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/download#android Official eepsite to download it through I2P]<br /> * official chatroom into [[IRC2P]] : #i2p-android-dev<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:25--&gt;<br /> Development:<br /> * [http://zzz.i2p/forums/17-android http://zzz.i2p/forums/] Official dev forum<br /> * http://str4d.i2p/android/ (outdated as of 2016-03) Official URL of the developper (Str4d) about I2P-Android<br /> * http://str4d.i2p/ Official Str4d's eepsite<br /> * [http://trac.i2p2.i2p/query?status=!closed&amp;component=apps%2Fandroid http://trac.i2p2.i2p] - List of I2P Android's open issues<br /> <br /> -----<br /> [[Category:I2P]]<br /> [[Category:I2P-Software]]</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=I2P_Android&diff=387 2021-06-09T07:17:44Z

<p>Bandura: Update Requirements</p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction == &lt;!--T:1--&gt;<br /> I2P Android is a software developped by Str4d, designed to run a I2P node on a Android device.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:2--&gt;<br /> Str4d worked a lot on [[I2P-Bote]], this is why this is the first I2P-compatible application available on Android.<br /> <br /> === Screenshot === &lt;!--T:3--&gt;<br /> Screenshot of the main window (2015):<br /> [[File:I2P-Android_main.png|center|I2P-Android screenshot]]<br /> <br /> == Requirements == &lt;!--T:4--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:5--&gt;<br /> As of 2021-06:&lt;ref&gt;http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/download#android&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * Android OS: Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) or higher<br /> * RAM: 512 MB RAM minimum; 1 GB recommended<br /> * File size: 5 MB<br /> <br /> === Suggested === &lt;!--T:6--&gt;<br /> * A microUSB to Ethernet adapter. It is quite hard to find, and not compatible with all Android devices. Price is less than 20 $/€&lt;ref&gt;Example: http://plugable.com/products/usb2-otge100&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Pros/Cons == &lt;!--T:7--&gt;<br /> === Pros ===<br /> * Running a I2P router with a cheap/old Android device (Android netbook, Smart TV box, tablet, smartphone ...)<br /> * It's easy to install a I2P router on a Android device<br /> <br /> === Cons === &lt;!--T:8--&gt;<br /> * Drain the battery, will &quot;kill&quot; it faster. For most of Android device, even connected to the power plug, the power goes trough the battery<br /> * Most of devices only have WI-FI (not Ethernet): non stop WI-FI radio waves in the room<br /> * Because of the CPU lack of power, the Android device might not use all the bandwidth that you provide<br /> * Can't reseed from file<br /> * Can't choose a reseed URL<br /> * No I2P router console to fine-tune your I2P router settings.<br /> <br /> == Installation == &lt;!--T:9--&gt;<br /> <br /> === Where to get the file === &lt;!--T:10--&gt;<br /> There is 3 ways to get the I2P Android file :<br /> * install from main F-Droid repository&lt;ref&gt;https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F-Droid&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * install from I2P F-Droid repository&lt;ref&gt;https://f-droid.i2p.io/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * downloading the .apk file from the I2P official website<br /> * from Google Play<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:11--&gt;<br /> ''Hint:'' I2P has multiple App IDs. There is &lt;code&gt;net.i2p.android.router&lt;/code&gt; within official F-Droid repositories. I2P F-Droid repository and manual .apk download use &lt;code&gt;net.i2p.android&lt;/code&gt;. Google play use two different IDs for donated and free version. When changing your update source you have to manually check you do not install I2P twice.<br /> <br /> === How to access to IRC2P (chat network) === &lt;!--T:12--&gt;<br /> To get a IRC client in order to connect to the [[IRC2P]] network:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:13--&gt;<br /> # you will have to install a IRC client software then set up it<br /> # example: go to F-Droid and download the software Atomic<br /> # then set up your IRC client to 127.0.0.1:6668<br /> # connect to [[IRC2P]]<br /> # type for example &quot;/help&quot; then &quot;/join #i2p&quot; and &quot;/join #i2p-chat&quot;<br /> <br /> === How to access to hidden websites (&quot;eepsites&quot;) === &lt;!--T:14--&gt;<br /> Note: there is a browser setup guide in the help menu of the I2P application (&quot;Help&quot;)<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:15--&gt;<br /> Example of steps :<br /> # go to F-Droid repository (or install it)<br /> # install a alternative web browser, for example Orweb or Lightning<br /> # go to settings and make the address to &quot;127.0.0.1&quot; and port number to &quot;4444&quot;<br /> <br /> == Misc == &lt;!--T:16--&gt;<br /> <br /> === I2P Android used as a I2P gateway for the computers running in the same LAN === &lt;!--T:17--&gt;<br /> As of 2016-07, this seems not possible.<br /> <br /> === About torrents and I2P Android === &lt;!--T:18--&gt;<br /> As of 2016-07, this seems not possible.<br /> <br /> === How to bypass the battery of a Android device === &lt;!--T:19--&gt;<br /> Note: onto most of Android devices, the battery is soldered to the motherboard. It is not possible for a end user to use only the power adapter of the device.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:20--&gt;<br /> ... (write me or put some clearnet links!)<br /> <br /> === [[EepsiteHosting|Hosting a eepsite]] onto a I2P Android hardware === &lt;!--T:21--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:22--&gt;<br /> As of 2016-07, this seems not possible.<br /> <br /> === Firefox setup for I2P-Android === &lt;!--T:26--&gt;<br /> Firefox Mobile is able to work with I2P. To change the default settings follow these steps:<br /> * Enter &quot;about:config&quot; into the adressbar<br /> * Enter “proxy.http” into the search box on the about:config page.<br /> * Tap Modify on “network.proxy.http” and type the proxy server name/ip address into the text box. (127.0.0.1)<br /> * Tap Modify on “network.proxy.http_port” and type the port number into the number box. (4444)<br /> * Enter “network.proxy.type” into the search box on the about:config page.<br /> * Tap Modify on “network.proxy.type” and input the number 1. <br /> Now you can use Firefox Mobile with I2P. You should install an AddOn to block JavaScript.<br /> <br /> == References == &lt;!--T:23--&gt;<br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> <br /> == External Links == &lt;!--T:24--&gt;<br /> * [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.i2p.android&amp;hl=en Official I2P (router) page on Google play] (clearnet)<br /> * [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=i2p.bote.android Official Bote (Android) on Google play] (clearnet)<br /> * [http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/download#android Official eepsite to download it through I2P]<br /> * official chatroom into [[IRC2P]] : #i2p-android-dev<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:25--&gt;<br /> Development:<br /> * [http://zzz.i2p/forums/17-android http://zzz.i2p/forums/] Official dev forum<br /> * http://str4d.i2p/android/ (outdated as of 2016-03) Official URL of the developper (Str4d) about I2P-Android<br /> * http://str4d.i2p/ Official Str4d's eepsite<br /> * [http://trac.i2p2.i2p/query?status=!closed&amp;component=apps%2Fandroid http://trac.i2p2.i2p] - List of I2P Android's open issues<br /> <br /> -----<br /> [[Category:I2P]]<br /> [[Category:I2P-Software]]</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=I2P_Android&diff=386 2021-06-09T07:09:32Z

<p>Bandura: Remove old tags on the top and bottom of the site + adjust category from I2p to I2P</p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction == &lt;!--T:1--&gt;<br /> I2P Android is a software developped by Str4d, designed to run a I2P node on a Android device.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:2--&gt;<br /> Str4d worked a lot on [[I2P-Bote]], this is why this is the first I2P-compatible application available on Android.<br /> <br /> === Screenshot === &lt;!--T:3--&gt;<br /> Screenshot of the main window (2015):<br /> [[File:I2P-Android_main.png|center|I2P-Android screenshot]]<br /> <br /> == Requirements == &lt;!--T:4--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:5--&gt;<br /> As of 2016-03:&lt;ref&gt;http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/download#android&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * Android OS: v2.3+<br /> * RAM: 512 MB RAM minimum; 1 GB recommended<br /> * File size: 5 MB<br /> <br /> === Suggested === &lt;!--T:6--&gt;<br /> * A microUSB to Ethernet adapter. It is quite hard to find, and not compatible with all Android devices. Price is less than 20 $/€&lt;ref&gt;Example: http://plugable.com/products/usb2-otge100&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Pros/Cons == &lt;!--T:7--&gt;<br /> === Pros ===<br /> * Running a I2P router with a cheap/old Android device (Android netbook, Smart TV box, tablet, smartphone ...)<br /> * It's easy to install a I2P router on a Android device<br /> <br /> === Cons === &lt;!--T:8--&gt;<br /> * Drain the battery, will &quot;kill&quot; it faster. For most of Android device, even connected to the power plug, the power goes trough the battery<br /> * Most of devices only have WI-FI (not Ethernet): non stop WI-FI radio waves in the room<br /> * Because of the CPU lack of power, the Android device might not use all the bandwidth that you provide<br /> * Can't reseed from file<br /> * Can't choose a reseed URL<br /> * No I2P router console to fine-tune your I2P router settings.<br /> <br /> == Installation == &lt;!--T:9--&gt;<br /> <br /> === Where to get the file === &lt;!--T:10--&gt;<br /> There is 3 ways to get the I2P Android file :<br /> * install from main F-Droid repository&lt;ref&gt;https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F-Droid&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * install from I2P F-Droid repository&lt;ref&gt;https://f-droid.i2p.io/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * downloading the .apk file from the I2P official website<br /> * from Google Play<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:11--&gt;<br /> ''Hint:'' I2P has multiple App IDs. There is &lt;code&gt;net.i2p.android.router&lt;/code&gt; within official F-Droid repositories. I2P F-Droid repository and manual .apk download use &lt;code&gt;net.i2p.android&lt;/code&gt;. Google play use two different IDs for donated and free version. When changing your update source you have to manually check you do not install I2P twice.<br /> <br /> === How to access to IRC2P (chat network) === &lt;!--T:12--&gt;<br /> To get a IRC client in order to connect to the [[IRC2P]] network:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:13--&gt;<br /> # you will have to install a IRC client software then set up it<br /> # example: go to F-Droid and download the software Atomic<br /> # then set up your IRC client to 127.0.0.1:6668<br /> # connect to [[IRC2P]]<br /> # type for example &quot;/help&quot; then &quot;/join #i2p&quot; and &quot;/join #i2p-chat&quot;<br /> <br /> === How to access to hidden websites (&quot;eepsites&quot;) === &lt;!--T:14--&gt;<br /> Note: there is a browser setup guide in the help menu of the I2P application (&quot;Help&quot;)<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:15--&gt;<br /> Example of steps :<br /> # go to F-Droid repository (or install it)<br /> # install a alternative web browser, for example Orweb or Lightning<br /> # go to settings and make the address to &quot;127.0.0.1&quot; and port number to &quot;4444&quot;<br /> <br /> == Misc == &lt;!--T:16--&gt;<br /> <br /> === I2P Android used as a I2P gateway for the computers running in the same LAN === &lt;!--T:17--&gt;<br /> As of 2016-07, this seems not possible.<br /> <br /> === About torrents and I2P Android === &lt;!--T:18--&gt;<br /> As of 2016-07, this seems not possible.<br /> <br /> === How to bypass the battery of a Android device === &lt;!--T:19--&gt;<br /> Note: onto most of Android devices, the battery is soldered to the motherboard. It is not possible for a end user to use only the power adapter of the device.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:20--&gt;<br /> ... (write me or put some clearnet links!)<br /> <br /> === [[EepsiteHosting|Hosting a eepsite]] onto a I2P Android hardware === &lt;!--T:21--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:22--&gt;<br /> As of 2016-07, this seems not possible.<br /> <br /> === Firefox setup for I2P-Android === &lt;!--T:26--&gt;<br /> Firefox Mobile is able to work with I2P. To change the default settings follow these steps:<br /> * Enter &quot;about:config&quot; into the adressbar<br /> * Enter “proxy.http” into the search box on the about:config page.<br /> * Tap Modify on “network.proxy.http” and type the proxy server name/ip address into the text box. (127.0.0.1)<br /> * Tap Modify on “network.proxy.http_port” and type the port number into the number box. (4444)<br /> * Enter “network.proxy.type” into the search box on the about:config page.<br /> * Tap Modify on “network.proxy.type” and input the number 1. <br /> Now you can use Firefox Mobile with I2P. You should install an AddOn to block JavaScript.<br /> <br /> == References == &lt;!--T:23--&gt;<br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> <br /> == External Links == &lt;!--T:24--&gt;<br /> * [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.i2p.android&amp;hl=en Official I2P (router) page on Google play] (clearnet)<br /> * [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=i2p.bote.android Official Bote (Android) on Google play] (clearnet)<br /> * [http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/download#android Official eepsite to download it through I2P]<br /> * official chatroom into [[IRC2P]] : #i2p-android-dev<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:25--&gt;<br /> Development:<br /> * [http://zzz.i2p/forums/17-android http://zzz.i2p/forums/] Official dev forum<br /> * http://str4d.i2p/android/ (outdated as of 2016-03) Official URL of the developper (Str4d) about I2P-Android<br /> * http://str4d.i2p/ Official Str4d's eepsite<br /> * [http://trac.i2p2.i2p/query?status=!closed&amp;component=apps%2Fandroid http://trac.i2p2.i2p] - List of I2P Android's open issues<br /> <br /> -----<br /> [[Category:I2P]]<br /> [[Category:I2P-Software]]</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=User:Bandura&diff=385 2021-06-08T20:46:15Z

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<p>Bandura: Add daq, tech overview and i2speed story to external links</p> <hr /> <div>On I2Speed we are offering background, hints and code for a better i2p experience, aiming at all levels of users from beginner to developer.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> Anybody who wants to upload/download stuff faster using I2P should consider the facts given here.<br /> <br /> Basically for any data transfer your local application uses tunnels to remote peers. Two parallel connections to the same peer will use the same tunnel, share the bandwidth and slow down transfers by a factor of two. This is why it is a bad idea to post multiple similar torrents at the same time. They will attract the same set of leechers with all tunnels shared between all torrents. Some applications like MuWire also load tremendous amounts of overhead onto their tunnels (currently 1 GB in/out per day for an idle instance).<br /> <br /> So users requested applications to use multiple tunnels, in order to at least get unused tunnels for additional connections. First the devs increased the max number of tunnels, only to drop back to use them &quot;as needed&quot;. Background for this is that I2P selects random tunnels for new connections instead of unused ones. This is why high tunnel quantities were demanded just to increase the probability of getting unused tunnels. I2Speed corrects this, handing out fresh tunnels when possible and distributing connections evenly over tunnels. Although tunnels are expensive to build, today there are lots of unused ones on the live net, just because they were configured, but not randomly selected.<br /> <br /> Furthermore, tunnels are built using a set of known fast peers, for which I2Speed raises the limit from 50 to 100, but actually the peers qualified as fast always range in the 50 area. If you build lots of tunnels, they will all share those fast peers that in turn will probably be selected too by other I2P users. Running two or more I2p routers in parallel, distributing your local tunnels, will definitely help a bit.<br /> <br /> On the lowest level then there is the actual transmission over the wire. Here I2Speed allows much faster transfer speeds especially when using UDP, but you still depend on the speed of the other hops in your tunnels.<br /> <br /> == FAQ ==<br /> How compatible is I2Speed?<br /> 100%. There is no change to cryptography or communication protocols. You can always revert by installing the i2pupdate.zip from the stock I2P distribution.<br /> <br /> Is I2Speed safe?<br /> 100%. You do not need to download any prebuilt stuff. Our full source as well as a commented diff is on MuWire for review or to build yourself.<br /> <br /> Starting is so slow!<br /> After changing versions I2P might generate a new router identity. See event log. Will take 48 hours to fully integrate into the network. If it stays idle for minutes, try a restart.<br /> <br /> Do you stay current?<br /> Absolutely. We have been backporting our improvements to I2P for years and will update within days after new I2P source comes out.<br /> <br /> When will your improvements appear in the I2P standard release?<br /> We do not know. Some issues adressed by us were first discussed by a guy called zab (the MuWire dev) years ago and no skillful dev cared. Especially our UDP stuff is a major overhaul, very diffent from changing some statics there as they did in the last releases. We hope some I2P dev comes around and also sees value in our work. Steal our code!<br /> <br /> What about GraalVM?<br /> We consider this an exciting technology, but it offers no direct benefit for I2P. We install it for occasional use of JVisualVM (easier to use but not as functional as the tools included with the JDK). If you use a lot of Java apps it saves you repeatedly typing: &quot;-XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:+UseJVMCICompiler&quot;<br /> <br /> What are your minimum requirements?<br /> We build for Java 11+ because of better memory management, performance enhancements, Graal JIT (if you run 64 bit) and default G1 GC. You may build for Android or Java 8 by downgrading the Java version in &quot;build.properties&quot;. Do not try to build and run for single core ARM.<br /> <br /> What do I lose?<br /> Actually, not much. We took full stats and message time-stamping out of the UDP transport. These rarely used debug functions themselves do not eat much CPU when not debugging, but cause endless calls to the system clock. Debug logging is unchanged wherever possible.<br /> <br /> What is &quot;rtr:&quot; ?<br /> Wow, you are debugging our stuff. &quot;rtr:&quot; is the number of messages currently being retransmitted to this peer. Easier to see if you go to /peers, last item in the CWND column.<br /> <br /> TCP or UDP?<br /> You will always need some dozen UDP connections for reliable address detection and network integration. Shutting off the NTCP transport takes some burden off the network, but can cost you up to one third of throughput. Even with I2Speed processing a message over UDP takes a bit more CPU (but will use less on the entire path to the final destination including your internet gateway). That said there is a reason why I2P defaults to less TCP than UDP connections. Many internet routers bog down under a high number of TCP connections (well below listed specs). We have seen packet loss and heat problems due to a high number of TCP connections through consumer grade equipment.<br /> <br /> Do you provide enhancements for Snark?<br /> Snark benefits from any improvement to router functions. In our view Snark is a leeching tool that works for that purpose most of the time. We prefer BiglyBT. It supports everything people have demanded from Snark in discussions over the last years.<br /> <br /> == Technical Overview ==<br /> This is a high-level overview of our work, detailed descriptions for interested devs to follow.<br /> <br /> * Math libraries on the Mac were built using latest GMP 6.1.2 and latest Apple compilers. Support for Skylake and Nehalem architectures added. 32-bit support and debug stuff stripped from all Mac components.<br /> * Pre-generation of random numbers and crypto keys is now evenly distributed over time. Now it is made sure that buffers do not run dry under high load, delaying packets by on-the-fly generation. Makes processing of local traffic 25% faster under high load. There even is an auto-turbo mode geared towards massively parallel ARM-boards.<br /> * Numerous smaller tweaks to the NTCP transport to cut out some ms latency.<br /> * Several improvements to the multi-threaded design. Threads along with context switches eliminated where easily possible. Different approaches for different platforms. Thread count scales to platform, processor count and type. Threads wait more than 50% less idle on the run queue (Linux).<br /> * UDP send strategy employs parallel resends and a very fastly tuned send window, aimed at minimizing message loss on failing connections. Tolerates high levels of packet loss (limit 5% for fast connections, more when slower). Helps with WiFi and when running high bandwidth. Top speeds averaging &gt; 200 KBps (single connection) outperforming TCP.<br /> * excessive locking resolved within the UDP transport, cutting down noticably on CPU.<br /> * resolved high frequency of iterations over UDP messages in transit. During lifetime the average message is visited &lt; 10 times versus &gt; 1,000 times before. Clear CPU reduction.<br /> * Once a message gets in over UDP it is reliably ACKed twice. Saves 1% inbound bandwidth by bringing the duplicates received down to near zero. The real winner here is the avoidance of connection stalls on the remote end.<br /> * High frequency of calls to the system clock eliminated. Clear CPU reduction.<br /> * Chooses among twice as many network peers when building tunnels. Useful if you run 100s of local tunnels as we do.<br /> * Lossless compression for graphics cutting down 28% average on memory usage.<br /> <br /> == What makes I2Speed WiFi-friendly? ==<br /> As you may already know, I2P uses two transports, NTCP and SSU, that rely on the internet protocols TCP and UDP respectively. TCP is designed to handle packet loss transparently to the application developer, for UDP this is left to the application itself. I2P models UDP data transmission after TCP since the beginning.<br /> <br /> Here we get into trouble when we or someone else routing our tunnels runs on a WiFi network. In WiFi networks packet loss is a frequent condition, ranging from 2% upward to really high numbers on crowded networks. However TCP was designed for fixed networks and takes packet loss as a sign of &quot;network congestion&quot;, reducing transfer speeds and retransmitting data. Decades of work have gone into &quot;TCP congestion control&quot;, but the underlying assumption of a fixed network now turned partially false.<br /> <br /> Lots of academic research have gone into make TCP more compatible with WiFi, but a switch to a new TCP will be more painful than introducing IPv6, if it ever will happen. Protocols like HTSP today drop less important data when their TCP connection is getting slower, which is no option for I2P. I2Speed uses a non-aggressive approach to transmit UDP data in parallel even if there is some packet loss, drastically increasing transfer speed. It is even possible to run a router with TCP completely disabled without noticing any difference.<br /> <br /> You as a user benefit even when connected to a fixed network because your I2P peers may sit on WiFi. Since I2P uses &quot;introducers&quot; over UDP in firewalled scenarios and handles most traffic over UDP during the first hours after startup, roaming users on WiFi-laptops will see the highest benefit. Of course I2Speed is 100% compatible with the existing I2P installations and I2P peers.<br /> <br /> Also I2Speed will do a good job pumping UDP data through overloaded network equipment, which you should notice as an improvement. However do not overload your own internet gateway! Things will go worse otherwise.<br /> <br /> So give us a try: http://i2speed.i2p/i2pupdate.zip<br /> <br /> Something to watch out for: we used a quick hack to the CWND column on /peers. First item is current send window normalized to 1,000 ms, second item current messages in transit (unchanged), third item messages waiting on the outbound queue, fourth column messages currently being retransmitted.<br /> <br /> = External links =<br /> * Official eepsite: http://i2speed.i2p/<br /> * FAQ: http://i2speed.i2p/faq.html<br /> * Technical Overview: http://i2speed.i2p/tech.html<br /> * The real I2P speed story: http://i2speed.i2p/realspeed.html<br /> * Update file: http://i2speed.i2p/i2pupdate.zip<br /> * Source code: http://i2speed.i2p/I2Speed.latest.zip<br /> * RSS Feed: http://i2speed.i2p/feed.xml<br /> * Changelog: http://i2speed.i2p/changelog.html<br /> <br /> [[Category:I2P]]</div>

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<p>Bandura: Created page with &quot;I hate such entries myself, so I want to mention that I don&#039;t mean this entry badly. In the section about WiFi (which is very interesting) I stumbled upon the following: &quot;So g...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>I hate such entries myself, so I want to mention that I don't mean this entry badly. In the section about WiFi (which is very interesting) I stumbled upon the following: &quot;So give us a try: http: //i2speed.i2p/i2pupdate.zip&quot; I personally think that &quot;advertising&quot; does not belong in a wiki. Nevertheless, it is understandable to mention such a reference, since otherwise very few will probably dare to test I2Speed. So I would go into this briefly at the beginning or at the end of the article.<br /> How do you see that? Am I too sensitive / critical?</div>

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<p>Bandura: Add two faq point: Starting is so slow! and Do you provide enhancements for Snark?</p> <hr /> <div>On I2Speed we are offering background, hints and code for a better i2p experience, aiming at all levels of users from beginner to developer.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> Anybody who wants to upload/download stuff faster using I2P should consider the facts given here.<br /> <br /> Basically for any data transfer your local application uses tunnels to remote peers. Two parallel connections to the same peer will use the same tunnel, share the bandwidth and slow down transfers by a factor of two. This is why it is a bad idea to post multiple similar torrents at the same time. They will attract the same set of leechers with all tunnels shared between all torrents. Some applications like MuWire also load tremendous amounts of overhead onto their tunnels (currently 1 GB in/out per day for an idle instance).<br /> <br /> So users requested applications to use multiple tunnels, in order to at least get unused tunnels for additional connections. First the devs increased the max number of tunnels, only to drop back to use them &quot;as needed&quot;. Background for this is that I2P selects random tunnels for new connections instead of unused ones. This is why high tunnel quantities were demanded just to increase the probability of getting unused tunnels. I2Speed corrects this, handing out fresh tunnels when possible and distributing connections evenly over tunnels. Although tunnels are expensive to build, today there are lots of unused ones on the live net, just because they were configured, but not randomly selected.<br /> <br /> Furthermore, tunnels are built using a set of known fast peers, for which I2Speed raises the limit from 50 to 100, but actually the peers qualified as fast always range in the 50 area. If you build lots of tunnels, they will all share those fast peers that in turn will probably be selected too by other I2P users. Running two or more I2p routers in parallel, distributing your local tunnels, will definitely help a bit.<br /> <br /> On the lowest level then there is the actual transmission over the wire. Here I2Speed allows much faster transfer speeds especially when using UDP, but you still depend on the speed of the other hops in your tunnels.<br /> <br /> == FAQ ==<br /> How compatible is I2Speed?<br /> 100%. There is no change to cryptography or communication protocols. You can always revert by installing the i2pupdate.zip from the stock I2P distribution.<br /> <br /> Is I2Speed safe?<br /> 100%. You do not need to download any prebuilt stuff. Our full source as well as a commented diff is on MuWire for review or to build yourself.<br /> <br /> Starting is so slow!<br /> After changing versions I2P might generate a new router identity. See event log. Will take 48 hours to fully integrate into the network. If it stays idle for minutes, try a restart.<br /> <br /> Do you stay current?<br /> Absolutely. We have been backporting our improvements to I2P for years and will update within days after new I2P source comes out.<br /> <br /> When will your improvements appear in the I2P standard release?<br /> We do not know. Some issues adressed by us were first discussed by a guy called zab (the MuWire dev) years ago and no skillful dev cared. Especially our UDP stuff is a major overhaul, very diffent from changing some statics there as they did in the last releases. We hope some I2P dev comes around and also sees value in our work. Steal our code!<br /> <br /> What about GraalVM?<br /> We consider this an exciting technology, but it offers no direct benefit for I2P. We install it for occasional use of JVisualVM (easier to use but not as functional as the tools included with the JDK). If you use a lot of Java apps it saves you repeatedly typing: &quot;-XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:+UseJVMCICompiler&quot;<br /> <br /> What are your minimum requirements?<br /> We build for Java 11+ because of better memory management, performance enhancements, Graal JIT (if you run 64 bit) and default G1 GC. You may build for Android or Java 8 by downgrading the Java version in &quot;build.properties&quot;. Do not try to build and run for single core ARM.<br /> <br /> What do I lose?<br /> Actually, not much. We took full stats and message time-stamping out of the UDP transport. These rarely used debug functions themselves do not eat much CPU when not debugging, but cause endless calls to the system clock. Debug logging is unchanged wherever possible.<br /> <br /> What is &quot;rtr:&quot; ?<br /> Wow, you are debugging our stuff. &quot;rtr:&quot; is the number of messages currently being retransmitted to this peer. Easier to see if you go to /peers, last item in the CWND column.<br /> <br /> TCP or UDP?<br /> You will always need some dozen UDP connections for reliable address detection and network integration. Shutting off the NTCP transport takes some burden off the network, but can cost you up to one third of throughput. Even with I2Speed processing a message over UDP takes a bit more CPU (but will use less on the entire path to the final destination including your internet gateway). That said there is a reason why I2P defaults to less TCP than UDP connections. Many internet routers bog down under a high number of TCP connections (well below listed specs). We have seen packet loss and heat problems due to a high number of TCP connections through consumer grade equipment.<br /> <br /> Do you provide enhancements for Snark?<br /> Snark benefits from any improvement to router functions. In our view Snark is a leeching tool that works for that purpose most of the time. We prefer BiglyBT. It supports everything people have demanded from Snark in discussions over the last years.<br /> <br /> == Technical Overview ==<br /> This is a high-level overview of our work, detailed descriptions for interested devs to follow.<br /> <br /> * Math libraries on the Mac were built using latest GMP 6.1.2 and latest Apple compilers. Support for Skylake and Nehalem architectures added. 32-bit support and debug stuff stripped from all Mac components.<br /> * Pre-generation of random numbers and crypto keys is now evenly distributed over time. Now it is made sure that buffers do not run dry under high load, delaying packets by on-the-fly generation. Makes processing of local traffic 25% faster under high load. There even is an auto-turbo mode geared towards massively parallel ARM-boards.<br /> * Numerous smaller tweaks to the NTCP transport to cut out some ms latency.<br /> * Several improvements to the multi-threaded design. Threads along with context switches eliminated where easily possible. Different approaches for different platforms. Thread count scales to platform, processor count and type. Threads wait more than 50% less idle on the run queue (Linux).<br /> * UDP send strategy employs parallel resends and a very fastly tuned send window, aimed at minimizing message loss on failing connections. Tolerates high levels of packet loss (limit 5% for fast connections, more when slower). Helps with WiFi and when running high bandwidth. Top speeds averaging &gt; 200 KBps (single connection) outperforming TCP.<br /> * excessive locking resolved within the UDP transport, cutting down noticably on CPU.<br /> * resolved high frequency of iterations over UDP messages in transit. During lifetime the average message is visited &lt; 10 times versus &gt; 1,000 times before. Clear CPU reduction.<br /> * Once a message gets in over UDP it is reliably ACKed twice. Saves 1% inbound bandwidth by bringing the duplicates received down to near zero. The real winner here is the avoidance of connection stalls on the remote end.<br /> * High frequency of calls to the system clock eliminated. Clear CPU reduction.<br /> * Chooses among twice as many network peers when building tunnels. Useful if you run 100s of local tunnels as we do.<br /> * Lossless compression for graphics cutting down 28% average on memory usage.<br /> <br /> == What makes I2Speed WiFi-friendly? ==<br /> As you may already know, I2P uses two transports, NTCP and SSU, that rely on the internet protocols TCP and UDP respectively. TCP is designed to handle packet loss transparently to the application developer, for UDP this is left to the application itself. I2P models UDP data transmission after TCP since the beginning.<br /> <br /> Here we get into trouble when we or someone else routing our tunnels runs on a WiFi network. In WiFi networks packet loss is a frequent condition, ranging from 2% upward to really high numbers on crowded networks. However TCP was designed for fixed networks and takes packet loss as a sign of &quot;network congestion&quot;, reducing transfer speeds and retransmitting data. Decades of work have gone into &quot;TCP congestion control&quot;, but the underlying assumption of a fixed network now turned partially false.<br /> <br /> Lots of academic research have gone into make TCP more compatible with WiFi, but a switch to a new TCP will be more painful than introducing IPv6, if it ever will happen. Protocols like HTSP today drop less important data when their TCP connection is getting slower, which is no option for I2P. I2Speed uses a non-aggressive approach to transmit UDP data in parallel even if there is some packet loss, drastically increasing transfer speed. It is even possible to run a router with TCP completely disabled without noticing any difference.<br /> <br /> You as a user benefit even when connected to a fixed network because your I2P peers may sit on WiFi. Since I2P uses &quot;introducers&quot; over UDP in firewalled scenarios and handles most traffic over UDP during the first hours after startup, roaming users on WiFi-laptops will see the highest benefit. Of course I2Speed is 100% compatible with the existing I2P installations and I2P peers.<br /> <br /> Also I2Speed will do a good job pumping UDP data through overloaded network equipment, which you should notice as an improvement. However do not overload your own internet gateway! Things will go worse otherwise.<br /> <br /> So give us a try: http://i2speed.i2p/i2pupdate.zip<br /> <br /> Something to watch out for: we used a quick hack to the CWND column on /peers. First item is current send window normalized to 1,000 ms, second item current messages in transit (unchanged), third item messages waiting on the outbound queue, fourth column messages currently being retransmitted.<br /> <br /> = External links =<br /> * Official eepsite: http://i2speed.i2p/<br /> * Update file: http://i2speed.i2p/i2pupdate.zip<br /> * Source code: http://i2speed.i2p/I2Speed.latest.zip<br /> * RSS Feed: http://i2speed.i2p/feed.xml<br /> * Changelog: http://i2speed.i2p/changelog.html<br /> <br /> [[Category:I2P]]</div>

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<p>Bandura: /* Why is I2Speed so fast? */ new section</p> <hr /> <div>If you have questions or anything to say, feel free to &lt;span class=&quot;plainlinks&quot;&gt;[{{canonicalurl:{{FULLPAGENAME}}|action=edit&amp;section=new}} write me]&lt;/span&gt;. Please sign your message with &lt;code&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;~~~~&lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/code&gt; at the end.<br /> <br /> == Why is I2Speed so fast? ==<br /> <br /> Hi, I saw that you added a section to I2Speed. So I thought you knew about I2Speed. I'm trying it out myself and I'm noticing an enormous difference. I don't quite understand why I2Speed is so fast now? Above all, why you can also disable TCP? I thought that when you open an eepsite, TCP is always used. I thought only Mumble or similar uses UDP. Am I wrong?<br /> <br /> I would be very happy to receive an answer!<br /> <br /> [[User:Bandura|Bandura]] ([[User talk:Bandura|talk]]) 21:24, 8 June 2021 (CEST)<br /> Bandura</div>

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<p>Bandura: Remove unnecessary space on the top of the page</p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> Welcome to the I2P wiki<br /> <br /> this should be a central instance for user2user help inside the I2P network.<br /> Feel free to create a login and contribute content about the I2P network.<br /> <br /> Reminder: illegal content is prohibited and will be removed.<br /> <br /> '''Due to SPAM issues each account needs to be email verified. Please use your i2pmail.org address.'''<br /> <br /> In case of issues, please contact the admin or ask in IRC2p IRC network channel #i2p <br /> <br /> {|<br /> |width=&quot;40%&quot; valign=&quot;top&quot;|<br /> &lt;!-- LEFT --&gt;<br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box2|1=<br /> == General information ==<br /> * [[HowTo]]<br /> * [[Floodfill]]<br /> * [[EepsiteHosting]]<br /> * [[CrimeProblems]]<br /> * [[I2P and hardware]]<br /> * [[I2pSlogans]]<br /> * [[Outdated]]<br /> }}<br /> {{Layout_Box2|1=<br /> == Projects ==<br /> * [[I2P Android]]<br /> * [[I2PSnark]]<br /> * [[En/docs/api/samv3|SAMv3]]<br /> * [[Plugins]]<br /> * [[I2P-Messenger]]<br /> * [[EepGet]]<br /> * [[MuWire]]<br /> * [[Syndie]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> | width=&quot;30%&quot; valign=&quot;top&quot; |<br /> &lt;!-- Center --&gt;<br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box3|1=<br /> == External ==<br /> * [[BiglyBT]]<br /> * [[I2Pd]]<br /> * [[I2PSpeed]]<br /> * [[I2P+]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box3|1=<br /> == Content in I2P ==<br /> * [[Eepsite/Services]]<br /> * [[Filesharing and I2P]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box3|1=<br /> == Other projects ==<br /> * [[MuWire]]<br /> * [[Freenet]]<br /> * [[Clearnet]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> | width=&quot;30%&quot; valign=&quot;top&quot; |<br /> &lt;!-- RIGHT --&gt;<br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box2|1=<br /> == Services ==<br /> * [[IRC2P]]<br /> * [[Monotone]]<br /> * [[Wiki]]<br /> * [[I2P Forum]]<br /> * [[trac]]<br /> * [[webpage]]<br /> * [[reseed]]<br /> * [[Git]]<br /> * [[DNS registration]]<br /> * [[Secure password generator]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box2|1=<br /> == Events ==<br /> }}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Consult the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.<br /> <br /> == Getting started ==<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]<br /> * [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]</div>

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<p>Bandura: Remove strange font size</p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> <br /> <br /> Welcome to the I2P wiki<br /> <br /> this should be a central instance for user2user help inside the I2P network.<br /> Feel free to create a login and contribute content about the I2P network.<br /> <br /> Reminder: illegal content is prohibited and will be removed.<br /> <br /> '''Due to SPAM issues each account needs to be email verified. Please use your i2pmail.org address.'''<br /> <br /> In case of issues, please contact the admin or ask in IRC2p IRC network channel #i2p <br /> <br /> {|<br /> |width=&quot;40%&quot; valign=&quot;top&quot;|<br /> &lt;!-- LEFT --&gt;<br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box2|1=<br /> == General information ==<br /> * [[HowTo]]<br /> * [[Floodfill]]<br /> * [[EepsiteHosting]]<br /> * [[CrimeProblems]]<br /> * [[I2P and hardware]]<br /> * [[I2pSlogans]]<br /> * [[Outdated]]<br /> }}<br /> {{Layout_Box2|1=<br /> == Projects ==<br /> * [[I2P Android]]<br /> * [[I2PSnark]]<br /> * [[En/docs/api/samv3|SAMv3]]<br /> * [[Plugins]]<br /> * [[I2P-Messenger]]<br /> * [[EepGet]]<br /> * [[MuWire]]<br /> * [[Syndie]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> | width=&quot;30%&quot; valign=&quot;top&quot; |<br /> &lt;!-- Center --&gt;<br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box3|1=<br /> == External ==<br /> * [[BiglyBT]]<br /> * [[I2Pd]]<br /> * [[I2PSpeed]]<br /> * [[I2P+]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box3|1=<br /> == Content in I2P ==<br /> * [[Eepsite/Services]]<br /> * [[Filesharing and I2P]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box3|1=<br /> == Other projects ==<br /> * [[MuWire]]<br /> * [[Freenet]]<br /> * [[Clearnet]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> | width=&quot;30%&quot; valign=&quot;top&quot; |<br /> &lt;!-- RIGHT --&gt;<br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box2|1=<br /> == Services ==<br /> * [[IRC2P]]<br /> * [[Monotone]]<br /> * [[Wiki]]<br /> * [[I2P Forum]]<br /> * [[trac]]<br /> * [[webpage]]<br /> * [[reseed]]<br /> * [[Git]]<br /> * [[DNS registration]]<br /> * [[Secure password generator]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> {{Layout_Box2|1=<br /> == Events ==<br /> }}<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Consult the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.<br /> <br /> == Getting started ==<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]<br /> * [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=Irc2P&diff=378 2021-06-08T18:59:50Z

<p>Bandura: str4d.i2p is not longer active (http://isitup.i2p/result?id=927ad5ee4f7f)</p> <hr /> <div>== Irc2P == &lt;!--T:1--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:2--&gt;<br /> Irc2P is the name of this collaborative project of [[IRC]] servers, inter connected, in order to deliver a joint service chat rooms community.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:3--&gt;<br /> The most noteworthy feature is perhaps the elimination or minimization of all the properties of the servers that could violate the privacy of its users.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:4--&gt;<br /> In principle, there are no restrictions on access, but users must be a minimum of the &quot;netiquete&quot;&lt;ref&gt;https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etiquette_in_technology#Netiquette&lt;/ref&gt; (good usage of communications through internet).<br /> <br /> == Servers == &lt;!--T:5--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:6--&gt;<br /> Servers that are currently (2021) participating in the network are:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:7--&gt;<br /> * irc.postman.i2p<br /> * irc.echelon.i2p<br /> <br /> == The rules == &lt;!--T:8--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:9--&gt;<br /> For more detailed internal rules concerning the terms of use of the service:<br /> * read when connecting to Irc2P with the command: '/rules'<br /> * or [http://hq.postman.i2p/?page_id=26 read them on the I2P website of Postman] <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:10--&gt;<br /> The rules basically comprises the following points:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:11--&gt;<br /> # Respect for other users<br /> # Explicit prohibition of spam or unsolicited advertising in any direction<br /> # As well as flooding or very rapid repetition of messages<br /> # Abuse services, both user registration / channels<br /> # Ban on using bots or robots without the consent of admin<br /> # And who has the last word, are the admins<br /> <br /> == The Admins == &lt;!--T:12--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:13--&gt;<br /> The admins or network operators are: postman, badger, eche|on and dg.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:14--&gt;<br /> They are responsible for all services and can be contacted mainly on the #i2p channel.<br /> <br /> == Basic commands == &lt;!--T:15--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:16--&gt;<br /> * '/help' general help<br /> * '/join #channel' allow you to enter #channel<br /> * '/list' display the list of channels<br /> * '/msg nickserv' help for details of how to register a nick<br /> * '/msg irc2pbot' help get help on using vhost<br /> * '/msg chanserv' help command to get help on the &quot;command&quot; in relation to the administration of the canal<br /> * '/msg chanserv flags #CANAL USUARIO +H' the USER command to log always with the current permissions<br /> <br /> == Configure your IRC client == &lt;!--T:17--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:18--&gt;<br /> Go to configure a new server and add:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:19--&gt;<br /> 127.0.0.1:6668<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:20--&gt;<br /> Note: The tunnel connecting to the servers of the Irc2P network is already pre-configured in the core of the I2P router. Therefore, it is not necessary to create or modify anything in the I2P router console.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:21--&gt;<br /> You can modify the port number if you want, this is something possible in the configuration of I2P tunnels (http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2ptunnel/index.jsp). If you do, then you must also modify it in the IRC client.<br /> <br /> == FAQ == &lt;!--T:27--&gt;<br /> <br /> === Does Irc2P have an HTTP webchat client? === &lt;!--T:28--&gt;<br /> No, currently (2016-03) Irc2P does not have a official HTTP webchat client (like for example Qwebirc). Most of these use Javascript. Any initiative to build one is welcome.<br /> <br /> === How can I create my own Irc2P server?=== &lt;!--T:30--&gt;<br /> Install an IRC server (eg. InspIRCd or UnrealIRCd), make it listen to 127.0.0.1:6667, set up an I2P server tunnel pointing at 127.0.0.1:6667 and you have your own IRC server that works over I2P! It's yours to do what you want with. But feel free to announce it to the network so people can use it!<br /> <br /> == See also == &lt;!--T:22--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:23--&gt;<br /> * [[HowTo#IRC inside I2P]]<br /> * [[IRC]]<br /> * [[IRC OTR]]<br /> * [[IRC Onion]]<br /> * [[IRC Socks5]]<br /> * [[Freenet IRC]]<br /> * [[Configure Pidgin and XChat for IRC2P|Configure Pidgin and XChat for Irc2P]]<br /> <br /> == External links == &lt;!--T:24--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:25--&gt;<br /> * http://hq.postman.i2p/?page_id=26 - 'Irc2P Terms of service' (or type '/rules' inside your IRC client once connected)<br /> <br /> == References == &lt;!--T:26--&gt;<br /> &lt;references /&gt;</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=Irc2P&diff=377 2021-06-08T18:55:49Z

<p>Bandura: First onion v2 is not longer supported. Second the bridge does not work</p> <hr /> <div>== Irc2P == &lt;!--T:1--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:2--&gt;<br /> Irc2P is the name of this collaborative project of [[IRC]] servers, inter connected, in order to deliver a joint service chat rooms community.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:3--&gt;<br /> The most noteworthy feature is perhaps the elimination or minimization of all the properties of the servers that could violate the privacy of its users.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:4--&gt;<br /> In principle, there are no restrictions on access, but users must be a minimum of the &quot;netiquete&quot;&lt;ref&gt;https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etiquette_in_technology#Netiquette&lt;/ref&gt; (good usage of communications through internet).<br /> <br /> == Servers == &lt;!--T:5--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:6--&gt;<br /> Servers that are currently (2021) participating in the network are:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:7--&gt;<br /> * irc.postman.i2p<br /> * irc.echelon.i2p<br /> <br /> == The rules == &lt;!--T:8--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:9--&gt;<br /> For more detailed internal rules concerning the terms of use of the service:<br /> * read when connecting to Irc2P with the command: '/rules'<br /> * or [http://hq.postman.i2p/?page_id=26 read them on the I2P website of Postman] <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:10--&gt;<br /> The rules basically comprises the following points:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:11--&gt;<br /> # Respect for other users<br /> # Explicit prohibition of spam or unsolicited advertising in any direction<br /> # As well as flooding or very rapid repetition of messages<br /> # Abuse services, both user registration / channels<br /> # Ban on using bots or robots without the consent of admin<br /> # And who has the last word, are the admins<br /> <br /> == The Admins == &lt;!--T:12--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:13--&gt;<br /> The admins or network operators are: postman, badger, eche|on and dg.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:14--&gt;<br /> They are responsible for all services and can be contacted mainly on the #i2p channel.<br /> <br /> == Basic commands == &lt;!--T:15--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:16--&gt;<br /> * '/help' general help<br /> * '/join #channel' allow you to enter #channel<br /> * '/list' display the list of channels<br /> * '/msg nickserv' help for details of how to register a nick<br /> * '/msg irc2pbot' help get help on using vhost<br /> * '/msg chanserv' help command to get help on the &quot;command&quot; in relation to the administration of the canal<br /> * '/msg chanserv flags #CANAL USUARIO +H' the USER command to log always with the current permissions<br /> <br /> == Configure your IRC client == &lt;!--T:17--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:18--&gt;<br /> Go to configure a new server and add:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:19--&gt;<br /> 127.0.0.1:6668<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:20--&gt;<br /> Note: The tunnel connecting to the servers of the Irc2P network is already pre-configured in the core of the I2P router. Therefore, it is not necessary to create or modify anything in the I2P router console.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:21--&gt;<br /> You can modify the port number if you want, this is something possible in the configuration of I2P tunnels (http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2ptunnel/index.jsp). If you do, then you must also modify it in the IRC client.<br /> <br /> == FAQ == &lt;!--T:27--&gt;<br /> <br /> === Does Irc2P have an HTTP webchat client? === &lt;!--T:28--&gt;<br /> No, currently (2016-03) Irc2P does not have a official HTTP webchat client (like for example Qwebirc). Most of these use Javascript. Any initiative to build one is welcome.<br /> <br /> === How can I create my own Irc2P server?=== &lt;!--T:30--&gt;<br /> Install an IRC server (eg. InspIRCd or UnrealIRCd), make it listen to 127.0.0.1:6667, set up an I2P server tunnel pointing at 127.0.0.1:6667 and you have your own IRC server that works over I2P! It's yours to do what you want with. But feel free to announce it to the network so people can use it!<br /> <br /> == See also == &lt;!--T:22--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:23--&gt;<br /> * [[HowTo#IRC inside I2P]]<br /> * [[IRC]]<br /> * [[IRC OTR]]<br /> * [[IRC Onion]]<br /> * [[IRC Socks5]]<br /> * [[Freenet IRC]]<br /> * [[Configure Pidgin and XChat for IRC2P|Configure Pidgin and XChat for Irc2P]]<br /> <br /> == External links == &lt;!--T:24--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:25--&gt;<br /> * http://hq.postman.i2p/?page_id=26 - 'Irc2P Terms of service' (or type '/rules' inside your IRC client once connected)<br /> * http://str4d.i2p/guides/irc2pd/ - 'I2P IRCd Setup' (2012)<br /> <br /> == References == &lt;!--T:26--&gt;<br /> &lt;references /&gt;</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=Irc2P&diff=376 2021-06-08T18:54:57Z

<p>Bandura: A little mistake: I say 2020 instead of 2021</p> <hr /> <div>== Irc2P == &lt;!--T:1--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:2--&gt;<br /> Irc2P is the name of this collaborative project of [[IRC]] servers, inter connected, in order to deliver a joint service chat rooms community.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:3--&gt;<br /> The most noteworthy feature is perhaps the elimination or minimization of all the properties of the servers that could violate the privacy of its users.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:4--&gt;<br /> In principle, there are no restrictions on access, but users must be a minimum of the &quot;netiquete&quot;&lt;ref&gt;https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etiquette_in_technology#Netiquette&lt;/ref&gt; (good usage of communications through internet).<br /> <br /> == Servers == &lt;!--T:5--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:6--&gt;<br /> Servers that are currently (2021) participating in the network are:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:7--&gt;<br /> * irc.postman.i2p<br /> * irc.echelon.i2p<br /> <br /> == The rules == &lt;!--T:8--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:9--&gt;<br /> For more detailed internal rules concerning the terms of use of the service:<br /> * read when connecting to Irc2P with the command: '/rules'<br /> * or [http://hq.postman.i2p/?page_id=26 read them on the I2P website of Postman] <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:10--&gt;<br /> The rules basically comprises the following points:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:11--&gt;<br /> # Respect for other users<br /> # Explicit prohibition of spam or unsolicited advertising in any direction<br /> # As well as flooding or very rapid repetition of messages<br /> # Abuse services, both user registration / channels<br /> # Ban on using bots or robots without the consent of admin<br /> # And who has the last word, are the admins<br /> <br /> == The Admins == &lt;!--T:12--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:13--&gt;<br /> The admins or network operators are: postman, badger, eche|on and dg.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:14--&gt;<br /> They are responsible for all services and can be contacted mainly on the #i2p channel.<br /> <br /> == Basic commands == &lt;!--T:15--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:16--&gt;<br /> * '/help' general help<br /> * '/join #channel' allow you to enter #channel<br /> * '/list' display the list of channels<br /> * '/msg nickserv' help for details of how to register a nick<br /> * '/msg irc2pbot' help get help on using vhost<br /> * '/msg chanserv' help command to get help on the &quot;command&quot; in relation to the administration of the canal<br /> * '/msg chanserv flags #CANAL USUARIO +H' the USER command to log always with the current permissions<br /> <br /> == Configure your IRC client == &lt;!--T:17--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:18--&gt;<br /> Go to configure a new server and add:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:19--&gt;<br /> 127.0.0.1:6668<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:20--&gt;<br /> Note: The tunnel connecting to the servers of the Irc2P network is already pre-configured in the core of the I2P router. Therefore, it is not necessary to create or modify anything in the I2P router console.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:21--&gt;<br /> You can modify the port number if you want, this is something possible in the configuration of I2P tunnels (http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2ptunnel/index.jsp). If you do, then you must also modify it in the IRC client.<br /> <br /> == FAQ == &lt;!--T:27--&gt;<br /> <br /> === Does Irc2P have an HTTP webchat client? === &lt;!--T:28--&gt;<br /> No, currently (2016-03) Irc2P does not have a official HTTP webchat client (like for example Qwebirc). Most of these use Javascript. Any initiative to build one is welcome.<br /> <br /> === Can I access Irc2P via Tor?=== &lt;!--T:29--&gt;<br /> You can access Irc2P via Tor at ogn5vbujhrvbihko.onion/6667. This bridge is operated by Dg.&lt;BR /&gt;<br /> Throttling is enforced and this onion is recommended for those who can't use I2P or those who wouldn't normally install it, in order to broaden the reach of the Irc2P network.<br /> <br /> === How can I create my own Irc2P server?=== &lt;!--T:30--&gt;<br /> Install an IRC server (eg. InspIRCd or UnrealIRCd), make it listen to 127.0.0.1:6667, set up an I2P server tunnel pointing at 127.0.0.1:6667 and you have your own IRC server that works over I2P! It's yours to do what you want with. But feel free to announce it to the network so people can use it!<br /> <br /> == See also == &lt;!--T:22--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:23--&gt;<br /> * [[HowTo#IRC inside I2P]]<br /> * [[IRC]]<br /> * [[IRC OTR]]<br /> * [[IRC Onion]]<br /> * [[IRC Socks5]]<br /> * [[Freenet IRC]]<br /> * [[Configure Pidgin and XChat for IRC2P|Configure Pidgin and XChat for Irc2P]]<br /> <br /> == External links == &lt;!--T:24--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:25--&gt;<br /> * http://hq.postman.i2p/?page_id=26 - 'Irc2P Terms of service' (or type '/rules' inside your IRC client once connected)<br /> * http://str4d.i2p/guides/irc2pd/ - 'I2P IRCd Setup' (2012)<br /> <br /> == References == &lt;!--T:26--&gt;<br /> &lt;references /&gt;</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=Irc2P&diff=375 2021-06-08T18:53:51Z

<p>Bandura: Remove old server</p> <hr /> <div>== Irc2P == &lt;!--T:1--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:2--&gt;<br /> Irc2P is the name of this collaborative project of [[IRC]] servers, inter connected, in order to deliver a joint service chat rooms community.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:3--&gt;<br /> The most noteworthy feature is perhaps the elimination or minimization of all the properties of the servers that could violate the privacy of its users.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:4--&gt;<br /> In principle, there are no restrictions on access, but users must be a minimum of the &quot;netiquete&quot;&lt;ref&gt;https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etiquette_in_technology#Netiquette&lt;/ref&gt; (good usage of communications through internet).<br /> <br /> == Servers == &lt;!--T:5--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:6--&gt;<br /> Servers that are currently (2020) participating in the network are:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:7--&gt;<br /> * irc.postman.i2p<br /> * irc.echelon.i2p<br /> <br /> == The rules == &lt;!--T:8--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:9--&gt;<br /> For more detailed internal rules concerning the terms of use of the service:<br /> * read when connecting to Irc2P with the command: '/rules'<br /> * or [http://hq.postman.i2p/?page_id=26 read them on the I2P website of Postman] <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:10--&gt;<br /> The rules basically comprises the following points:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:11--&gt;<br /> # Respect for other users<br /> # Explicit prohibition of spam or unsolicited advertising in any direction<br /> # As well as flooding or very rapid repetition of messages<br /> # Abuse services, both user registration / channels<br /> # Ban on using bots or robots without the consent of admin<br /> # And who has the last word, are the admins<br /> <br /> == The Admins == &lt;!--T:12--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:13--&gt;<br /> The admins or network operators are: postman, badger, eche|on and dg.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:14--&gt;<br /> They are responsible for all services and can be contacted mainly on the #i2p channel.<br /> <br /> == Basic commands == &lt;!--T:15--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:16--&gt;<br /> * '/help' general help<br /> * '/join #channel' allow you to enter #channel<br /> * '/list' display the list of channels<br /> * '/msg nickserv' help for details of how to register a nick<br /> * '/msg irc2pbot' help get help on using vhost<br /> * '/msg chanserv' help command to get help on the &quot;command&quot; in relation to the administration of the canal<br /> * '/msg chanserv flags #CANAL USUARIO +H' the USER command to log always with the current permissions<br /> <br /> == Configure your IRC client == &lt;!--T:17--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:18--&gt;<br /> Go to configure a new server and add:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:19--&gt;<br /> 127.0.0.1:6668<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:20--&gt;<br /> Note: The tunnel connecting to the servers of the Irc2P network is already pre-configured in the core of the I2P router. Therefore, it is not necessary to create or modify anything in the I2P router console.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:21--&gt;<br /> You can modify the port number if you want, this is something possible in the configuration of I2P tunnels (http://127.0.0.1:7657/i2ptunnel/index.jsp). If you do, then you must also modify it in the IRC client.<br /> <br /> == FAQ == &lt;!--T:27--&gt;<br /> <br /> === Does Irc2P have an HTTP webchat client? === &lt;!--T:28--&gt;<br /> No, currently (2016-03) Irc2P does not have a official HTTP webchat client (like for example Qwebirc). Most of these use Javascript. Any initiative to build one is welcome.<br /> <br /> === Can I access Irc2P via Tor?=== &lt;!--T:29--&gt;<br /> You can access Irc2P via Tor at ogn5vbujhrvbihko.onion/6667. This bridge is operated by Dg.&lt;BR /&gt;<br /> Throttling is enforced and this onion is recommended for those who can't use I2P or those who wouldn't normally install it, in order to broaden the reach of the Irc2P network.<br /> <br /> === How can I create my own Irc2P server?=== &lt;!--T:30--&gt;<br /> Install an IRC server (eg. InspIRCd or UnrealIRCd), make it listen to 127.0.0.1:6667, set up an I2P server tunnel pointing at 127.0.0.1:6667 and you have your own IRC server that works over I2P! It's yours to do what you want with. But feel free to announce it to the network so people can use it!<br /> <br /> == See also == &lt;!--T:22--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:23--&gt;<br /> * [[HowTo#IRC inside I2P]]<br /> * [[IRC]]<br /> * [[IRC OTR]]<br /> * [[IRC Onion]]<br /> * [[IRC Socks5]]<br /> * [[Freenet IRC]]<br /> * [[Configure Pidgin and XChat for IRC2P|Configure Pidgin and XChat for Irc2P]]<br /> <br /> == External links == &lt;!--T:24--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:25--&gt;<br /> * http://hq.postman.i2p/?page_id=26 - 'Irc2P Terms of service' (or type '/rules' inside your IRC client once connected)<br /> * http://str4d.i2p/guides/irc2pd/ - 'I2P IRCd Setup' (2012)<br /> <br /> == References == &lt;!--T:26--&gt;<br /> &lt;references /&gt;</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=I2PSpeed&diff=374 2021-06-08T18:52:29Z

<p>Bandura: Format links better</p> <hr /> <div>On I2Speed we are offering background, hints and code for a better i2p experience, aiming at all levels of users from beginner to developer.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> Anybody who wants to upload/download stuff faster using I2P should consider the facts given here.<br /> <br /> Basically for any data transfer your local application uses tunnels to remote peers. Two parallel connections to the same peer will use the same tunnel, share the bandwidth and slow down transfers by a factor of two. This is why it is a bad idea to post multiple similar torrents at the same time. They will attract the same set of leechers with all tunnels shared between all torrents. Some applications like MuWire also load tremendous amounts of overhead onto their tunnels (currently 1 GB in/out per day for an idle instance).<br /> <br /> So users requested applications to use multiple tunnels, in order to at least get unused tunnels for additional connections. First the devs increased the max number of tunnels, only to drop back to use them &quot;as needed&quot;. Background for this is that I2P selects random tunnels for new connections instead of unused ones. This is why high tunnel quantities were demanded just to increase the probability of getting unused tunnels. I2Speed corrects this, handing out fresh tunnels when possible and distributing connections evenly over tunnels. Although tunnels are expensive to build, today there are lots of unused ones on the live net, just because they were configured, but not randomly selected.<br /> <br /> Furthermore, tunnels are built using a set of known fast peers, for which I2Speed raises the limit from 50 to 100, but actually the peers qualified as fast always range in the 50 area. If you build lots of tunnels, they will all share those fast peers that in turn will probably be selected too by other I2P users. Running two or more I2p routers in parallel, distributing your local tunnels, will definitely help a bit.<br /> <br /> On the lowest level then there is the actual transmission over the wire. Here I2Speed allows much faster transfer speeds especially when using UDP, but you still depend on the speed of the other hops in your tunnels.<br /> <br /> == FAQ ==<br /> How compatible is I2Speed?<br /> 100%. There is no change to cryptography or communication protocols. You can always revert by installing the i2pupdate.zip from the stock I2P distribution.<br /> <br /> Is I2Speed safe?<br /> 100%. You do not need to download any prebuilt stuff. Our full source as well as a commented diff is on MuWire for review or to build yourself.<br /> <br /> Do you stay current?<br /> Absolutely. We have been backporting our improvements to I2P for years and will update within days after new I2P source comes out.<br /> <br /> When will your improvements appear in the I2P standard release?<br /> We do not know. Some issues adressed by us were first discussed by a guy called zab (the MuWire dev) years ago and no skillful dev cared. Especially our UDP stuff is a major overhaul, very diffent from changing some statics there as they did in the last releases. We hope some I2P dev comes around and also sees value in our work. Steal our code!<br /> <br /> What about GraalVM?<br /> We consider this an exciting technology, but it offers no direct benefit for I2P. We install it for occasional use of JVisualVM (easier to use but not as functional as the tools included with the JDK). If you use a lot of Java apps it saves you repeatedly typing: &quot;-XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:+UseJVMCICompiler&quot;<br /> <br /> What are your minimum requirements?<br /> We build for Java 11+ because of better memory management, performance enhancements, Graal JIT (if you run 64 bit) and default G1 GC. You may build for Android or Java 8 by downgrading the Java version in &quot;build.properties&quot;. Do not try to build and run for single core ARM.<br /> <br /> What do I lose?<br /> Actually, not much. We took full stats and message time-stamping out of the UDP transport. These rarely used debug functions themselves do not eat much CPU when not debugging, but cause endless calls to the system clock. Debug logging is unchanged wherever possible.<br /> <br /> What is &quot;rtr:&quot; ?<br /> Wow, you are debugging our stuff. &quot;rtr:&quot; is the number of messages currently being retransmitted to this peer. Easier to see if you go to /peers, last item in the CWND column.<br /> <br /> TCP or UDP?<br /> You will always need some dozen UDP connections for reliable address detection and network integration. Shutting off the NTCP transport takes some burden off the network, but can cost you up to one third of throughput. Even with I2Speed processing a message over UDP takes a bit more CPU (but will use less on the entire path to the final destination including your internet gateway). That said there is a reason why I2P defaults to less TCP than UDP connections. Many internet routers bog down under a high number of TCP connections (well below listed specs). We have seen packet loss and heat problems due to a high number of TCP connections through consumer grade equipment.<br /> <br /> == Technical Overview ==<br /> This is a high-level overview of our work, detailed descriptions for interested devs to follow.<br /> <br /> * Math libraries on the Mac were built using latest GMP 6.1.2 and latest Apple compilers. Support for Skylake and Nehalem architectures added. 32-bit support and debug stuff stripped from all Mac components.<br /> * Pre-generation of random numbers and crypto keys is now evenly distributed over time. Now it is made sure that buffers do not run dry under high load, delaying packets by on-the-fly generation. Makes processing of local traffic 25% faster under high load. There even is an auto-turbo mode geared towards massively parallel ARM-boards.<br /> * Numerous smaller tweaks to the NTCP transport to cut out some ms latency.<br /> * Several improvements to the multi-threaded design. Threads along with context switches eliminated where easily possible. Different approaches for different platforms. Thread count scales to platform, processor count and type. Threads wait more than 50% less idle on the run queue (Linux).<br /> * UDP send strategy employs parallel resends and a very fastly tuned send window, aimed at minimizing message loss on failing connections. Tolerates high levels of packet loss (limit 5% for fast connections, more when slower). Helps with WiFi and when running high bandwidth. Top speeds averaging &gt; 200 KBps (single connection) outperforming TCP.<br /> * excessive locking resolved within the UDP transport, cutting down noticably on CPU.<br /> * resolved high frequency of iterations over UDP messages in transit. During lifetime the average message is visited &lt; 10 times versus &gt; 1,000 times before. Clear CPU reduction.<br /> * Once a message gets in over UDP it is reliably ACKed twice. Saves 1% inbound bandwidth by bringing the duplicates received down to near zero. The real winner here is the avoidance of connection stalls on the remote end.<br /> * High frequency of calls to the system clock eliminated. Clear CPU reduction.<br /> * Chooses among twice as many network peers when building tunnels. Useful if you run 100s of local tunnels as we do.<br /> * Lossless compression for graphics cutting down 28% average on memory usage.<br /> <br /> == What makes I2Speed WiFi-friendly? ==<br /> As you may already know, I2P uses two transports, NTCP and SSU, that rely on the internet protocols TCP and UDP respectively. TCP is designed to handle packet loss transparently to the application developer, for UDP this is left to the application itself. I2P models UDP data transmission after TCP since the beginning.<br /> <br /> Here we get into trouble when we or someone else routing our tunnels runs on a WiFi network. In WiFi networks packet loss is a frequent condition, ranging from 2% upward to really high numbers on crowded networks. However TCP was designed for fixed networks and takes packet loss as a sign of &quot;network congestion&quot;, reducing transfer speeds and retransmitting data. Decades of work have gone into &quot;TCP congestion control&quot;, but the underlying assumption of a fixed network now turned partially false.<br /> <br /> Lots of academic research have gone into make TCP more compatible with WiFi, but a switch to a new TCP will be more painful than introducing IPv6, if it ever will happen. Protocols like HTSP today drop less important data when their TCP connection is getting slower, which is no option for I2P. I2Speed uses a non-aggressive approach to transmit UDP data in parallel even if there is some packet loss, drastically increasing transfer speed. It is even possible to run a router with TCP completely disabled without noticing any difference.<br /> <br /> You as a user benefit even when connected to a fixed network because your I2P peers may sit on WiFi. Since I2P uses &quot;introducers&quot; over UDP in firewalled scenarios and handles most traffic over UDP during the first hours after startup, roaming users on WiFi-laptops will see the highest benefit. Of course I2Speed is 100% compatible with the existing I2P installations and I2P peers.<br /> <br /> Also I2Speed will do a good job pumping UDP data through overloaded network equipment, which you should notice as an improvement. However do not overload your own internet gateway! Things will go worse otherwise.<br /> <br /> So give us a try: http://i2speed.i2p/i2pupdate.zip<br /> <br /> Something to watch out for: we used a quick hack to the CWND column on /peers. First item is current send window normalized to 1,000 ms, second item current messages in transit (unchanged), third item messages waiting on the outbound queue, fourth column messages currently being retransmitted.<br /> <br /> = External links =<br /> * Official eepsite: http://i2speed.i2p/<br /> * Update file: http://i2speed.i2p/i2pupdate.zip<br /> * Source code: http://i2speed.i2p/I2Speed.latest.zip<br /> * RSS Feed: http://i2speed.i2p/feed.xml<br /> * Changelog: http://i2speed.i2p/changelog.html<br /> <br /> [[Category:I2P]]</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=I2PSpeed&diff=373 2021-06-08T18:47:55Z

<p>Bandura: Add link to website</p> <hr /> <div>On I2Speed we are offering background, hints and code for a better i2p experience, aiming at all levels of users from beginner to developer.<br /> <br /> The project eepsite is website [http://i2speed.i2p/ i2speed.i2p].<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> Anybody who wants to upload/download stuff faster using I2P should consider the facts given here.<br /> <br /> Basically for any data transfer your local application uses tunnels to remote peers. Two parallel connections to the same peer will use the same tunnel, share the bandwidth and slow down transfers by a factor of two. This is why it is a bad idea to post multiple similar torrents at the same time. They will attract the same set of leechers with all tunnels shared between all torrents. Some applications like MuWire also load tremendous amounts of overhead onto their tunnels (currently 1 GB in/out per day for an idle instance).<br /> <br /> So users requested applications to use multiple tunnels, in order to at least get unused tunnels for additional connections. First the devs increased the max number of tunnels, only to drop back to use them &quot;as needed&quot;. Background for this is that I2P selects random tunnels for new connections instead of unused ones. This is why high tunnel quantities were demanded just to increase the probability of getting unused tunnels. I2Speed corrects this, handing out fresh tunnels when possible and distributing connections evenly over tunnels. Although tunnels are expensive to build, today there are lots of unused ones on the live net, just because they were configured, but not randomly selected.<br /> <br /> Furthermore, tunnels are built using a set of known fast peers, for which I2Speed raises the limit from 50 to 100, but actually the peers qualified as fast always range in the 50 area. If you build lots of tunnels, they will all share those fast peers that in turn will probably be selected too by other I2P users. Running two or more I2p routers in parallel, distributing your local tunnels, will definitely help a bit.<br /> <br /> On the lowest level then there is the actual transmission over the wire. Here I2Speed allows much faster transfer speeds especially when using UDP, but you still depend on the speed of the other hops in your tunnels.<br /> <br /> == FAQ ==<br /> How compatible is I2Speed?<br /> 100%. There is no change to cryptography or communication protocols. You can always revert by installing the i2pupdate.zip from the stock I2P distribution.<br /> <br /> Is I2Speed safe?<br /> 100%. You do not need to download any prebuilt stuff. Our full source as well as a commented diff is on MuWire for review or to build yourself.<br /> <br /> Do you stay current?<br /> Absolutely. We have been backporting our improvements to I2P for years and will update within days after new I2P source comes out.<br /> <br /> When will your improvements appear in the I2P standard release?<br /> We do not know. Some issues adressed by us were first discussed by a guy called zab (the MuWire dev) years ago and no skillful dev cared. Especially our UDP stuff is a major overhaul, very diffent from changing some statics there as they did in the last releases. We hope some I2P dev comes around and also sees value in our work. Steal our code!<br /> <br /> What about GraalVM?<br /> We consider this an exciting technology, but it offers no direct benefit for I2P. We install it for occasional use of JVisualVM (easier to use but not as functional as the tools included with the JDK). If you use a lot of Java apps it saves you repeatedly typing: &quot;-XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:+UseJVMCICompiler&quot;<br /> <br /> What are your minimum requirements?<br /> We build for Java 11+ because of better memory management, performance enhancements, Graal JIT (if you run 64 bit) and default G1 GC. You may build for Android or Java 8 by downgrading the Java version in &quot;build.properties&quot;. Do not try to build and run for single core ARM.<br /> <br /> What do I lose?<br /> Actually, not much. We took full stats and message time-stamping out of the UDP transport. These rarely used debug functions themselves do not eat much CPU when not debugging, but cause endless calls to the system clock. Debug logging is unchanged wherever possible.<br /> <br /> What is &quot;rtr:&quot; ?<br /> Wow, you are debugging our stuff. &quot;rtr:&quot; is the number of messages currently being retransmitted to this peer. Easier to see if you go to /peers, last item in the CWND column.<br /> <br /> TCP or UDP?<br /> You will always need some dozen UDP connections for reliable address detection and network integration. Shutting off the NTCP transport takes some burden off the network, but can cost you up to one third of throughput. Even with I2Speed processing a message over UDP takes a bit more CPU (but will use less on the entire path to the final destination including your internet gateway). That said there is a reason why I2P defaults to less TCP than UDP connections. Many internet routers bog down under a high number of TCP connections (well below listed specs). We have seen packet loss and heat problems due to a high number of TCP connections through consumer grade equipment.<br /> <br /> == Technical Overview ==<br /> This is a high-level overview of our work, detailed descriptions for interested devs to follow.<br /> <br /> * Math libraries on the Mac were built using latest GMP 6.1.2 and latest Apple compilers. Support for Skylake and Nehalem architectures added. 32-bit support and debug stuff stripped from all Mac components.<br /> * Pre-generation of random numbers and crypto keys is now evenly distributed over time. Now it is made sure that buffers do not run dry under high load, delaying packets by on-the-fly generation. Makes processing of local traffic 25% faster under high load. There even is an auto-turbo mode geared towards massively parallel ARM-boards.<br /> * Numerous smaller tweaks to the NTCP transport to cut out some ms latency.<br /> * Several improvements to the multi-threaded design. Threads along with context switches eliminated where easily possible. Different approaches for different platforms. Thread count scales to platform, processor count and type. Threads wait more than 50% less idle on the run queue (Linux).<br /> * UDP send strategy employs parallel resends and a very fastly tuned send window, aimed at minimizing message loss on failing connections. Tolerates high levels of packet loss (limit 5% for fast connections, more when slower). Helps with WiFi and when running high bandwidth. Top speeds averaging &gt; 200 KBps (single connection) outperforming TCP.<br /> * excessive locking resolved within the UDP transport, cutting down noticably on CPU.<br /> * resolved high frequency of iterations over UDP messages in transit. During lifetime the average message is visited &lt; 10 times versus &gt; 1,000 times before. Clear CPU reduction.<br /> * Once a message gets in over UDP it is reliably ACKed twice. Saves 1% inbound bandwidth by bringing the duplicates received down to near zero. The real winner here is the avoidance of connection stalls on the remote end.<br /> * High frequency of calls to the system clock eliminated. Clear CPU reduction.<br /> * Chooses among twice as many network peers when building tunnels. Useful if you run 100s of local tunnels as we do.<br /> * Lossless compression for graphics cutting down 28% average on memory usage.<br /> <br /> == What makes I2Speed WiFi-friendly? ==<br /> As you may already know, I2P uses two transports, NTCP and SSU, that rely on the internet protocols TCP and UDP respectively. TCP is designed to handle packet loss transparently to the application developer, for UDP this is left to the application itself. I2P models UDP data transmission after TCP since the beginning.<br /> <br /> Here we get into trouble when we or someone else routing our tunnels runs on a WiFi network. In WiFi networks packet loss is a frequent condition, ranging from 2% upward to really high numbers on crowded networks. However TCP was designed for fixed networks and takes packet loss as a sign of &quot;network congestion&quot;, reducing transfer speeds and retransmitting data. Decades of work have gone into &quot;TCP congestion control&quot;, but the underlying assumption of a fixed network now turned partially false.<br /> <br /> Lots of academic research have gone into make TCP more compatible with WiFi, but a switch to a new TCP will be more painful than introducing IPv6, if it ever will happen. Protocols like HTSP today drop less important data when their TCP connection is getting slower, which is no option for I2P. I2Speed uses a non-aggressive approach to transmit UDP data in parallel even if there is some packet loss, drastically increasing transfer speed. It is even possible to run a router with TCP completely disabled without noticing any difference.<br /> <br /> You as a user benefit even when connected to a fixed network because your I2P peers may sit on WiFi. Since I2P uses &quot;introducers&quot; over UDP in firewalled scenarios and handles most traffic over UDP during the first hours after startup, roaming users on WiFi-laptops will see the highest benefit. Of course I2Speed is 100% compatible with the existing I2P installations and I2P peers.<br /> <br /> Also I2Speed will do a good job pumping UDP data through overloaded network equipment, which you should notice as an improvement. However do not overload your own internet gateway! Things will go worse otherwise.<br /> <br /> So give us a try: http://i2speed.i2p/i2pupdate.zip<br /> <br /> Something to watch out for: we used a quick hack to the CWND column on /peers. First item is current send window normalized to 1,000 ms, second item current messages in transit (unchanged), third item messages waiting on the outbound queue, fourth column messages currently being retransmitted.<br /> <br /> [[Category:I2P]]</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=I2prm&diff=242 2020-05-03T12:32:55Z

<p>Bandura: </p> <hr /> <div>i2prm is a peer-to-peer messenger that uses the I2P network. The BOB API is used to communicate with the I2P router. The messages can be encrypted again in addition to the I2P encryption.<br /> <br /> == Download and install i2prm ==<br /> <br /> # Install the Ruby interpreter. There is a manual on [ruby-lang.org](https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/downloads/)<br /> # Install fxruby. First, a few components have to be installed in Ubuntu/Debian: <br /> # &lt;code&gt;sudo apt-get install g++ libxrandr-dev libfox-1.6-dev&lt;/code&gt; command. There's nothing to do with Windows. To install the gem you can run &lt;code&gt;gem install fxruby&lt;/code&gt; on the command line.<br /> # Next you can download the current version on [BitBucket](https://bitbucket.org/marek22k/i2prm/downloads/) [[Mirror](https://test.mk16.de/scriptFiles/i2prm.rb)].<br /> # If necessary, the i2prm.rb file must be extracted from the ZIP folder.<br /> # The program can then be started from the command line with `ruby i2prm.rb`.<br /> <br /> == How do I connect i2prm to the I2P network? ==<br /> <br /> # Enter a nickname in the I2P Row Messenger window if necessary. This is freely selectable. Anyone who knows your base64 can also determine your nickname. If you don't want to type in, you can also leave the randomly generated nickname.<br /> # Then click the &quot;Connect&quot; button and wait. Depending on how well the I2P router is integrated, this process can take a little longer. When the process has been successfully completed, the status changes to &quot;Connected&quot; and the message &quot;OK tunnel starting&quot; appears below.<br /> <br /> == How do I connect to someone else? ==<br /> <br /> # In the &quot;I2P Row Messenger&quot; window in the &quot;Contact's base64:&quot; text box, enter the base64 address of the contact you want to add.<br /> # Next click on _Add contact_.<br /> # Wait a few seconds. This process can take up to a minute.<br /> #* The text &quot;Ready. Receive public: true&quot; should appear on the lower label.<br /> #* If the Java error &quot;no route to host&quot; appears, one of the two contacts is not integrated enough in the I2P network. It's best to try again in a few minutes. If it still doesn't work, restarting i2prm can sometimes help.<br /> # If the connection process was successful, the nickname of the contact appears next in the Contact List in the Messages window.<br /> <br /> == How do I send a message? ==<br /> <br /> # In the Messages window in the contact list, select the nickname to which you want to send a message.<br /> # Enter the message in the bottom text box of the Messages window.<br /> #* To send the message encrypted, enter a symbol (`;`) in the text box or click on the &quot;Send&quot; button.<br /> #* To send the message unencrypted, click on the &quot;U&quot; button.<br /> <br /> == How do I close a conversation? ==<br /> <br /> # In the Messages window in the contact list, select the nickname of the conversation at which you want to close the conversation.<br /> # Then click on the &quot;Close&quot; button at the bottom right.<br /> <br /> == The message *ERROR tunnel settings incomplete* appears. What can I do about it? ==<br /> <br /> # This message often appears when i2prm has ended but the connection continues. To fix this error, start the Ruby script with the argument &quot;rescue&quot; ie `ruby i2prm.rb rescue`. This process takes a bit. Finally, the message &quot;Complete!&quot; appear. The whole issue should look something like this: <br /> &lt;code&gt;BOB API: OK Nickname set to i2pm <br /> BOB API: OK tunnel stopping <br /> BOB API: OK cleared <br /> BOB API: ERROR no nickname has been set <br /> BOB API: OK Bye! <br /> Complete&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> == What does the v, i, m and u mean in square brackets in messages? ==<br /> When an encrypted message is sent, it is automatically signed to confirm that it actually came from the sender. Unencrypted messages are not signed.<br /> * v(valid) means that the signature is valid.<br /> * i(invalid) means that the signature is invalid.<br /> * u(unencrypted) means that the message is unencrypted and therefore not signed.<br /> * m(me or myself) means that the message comes from yourself and is therefore also valid.<br /> <br /> == How do I change the key strength? ==<br /> '''''Note: To change this, you have to change the source code of the program.'''''<br /> <br /> The default strength is 4096 bytes. This key is used to encrypt/decrypt the received messages.<br /> # Open the i2prm.rb file with any editor. However, I recommend using syntax highlighting for an overview.<br /> # Find the line with the following content: `$mykeypair = Encryption::Keypair.new 4096`<br /> # Replace the number 4096 with the desired key strength.<br /> <br /> == How do I change the length of the verification string? ==<br /> '''''Note: To change this, you have to change the source code of the program.'''''<br /> <br /> The connection partner is sent a verification string to confirm that it has transmitted its real base64\. The default length is 32 characters.<br /> # Open the i2prm.rb file with any editor. However, I recommend using syntax highlighting for an overview.<br /> # Find the line with the following content: `$codelen = 32`<br /> # Replace the number 32 with the desired key length.<br /> <br /> == Links ==<br /> * Source code - https://bitbucket.org/marek22k/i2prm/src/master/<br /> * Website - https://i2phides.me/i2prm.htm</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=I2prm&diff=241 2020-05-03T12:32:37Z

<p>Bandura: i2prm is a peer-to-peer messenger that uses the I2P network.</p> <hr /> <div>i2prm is a peer-to-peer messenger that uses the I2P network. The BOB API is used to communicate with the I2P router. The messages can be encrypted again in addition to the I2P encryption.<br /> <br /> == Download and install i2prm ==<br /> <br /> # Install the Ruby interpreter. There is a manual on [ruby-lang.org](https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/downloads/)<br /> # Install fxruby. First, a few components have to be installed in Ubuntu/Debian: <br /> # &lt;code&gt;sudo apt-get install g++ libxrandr-dev libfox-1.6-dev&lt;/code&gt; command. There's nothing to do with Windows. To install the gem you can run &lt;code&gt;gem install fxruby&lt;/code&gt; on the command line.<br /> # Next you can download the current version on [BitBucket](https://bitbucket.org/marek22k/i2prm/downloads/) [[Mirror](https://test.mk16.de/scriptFiles/i2prm.rb)].<br /> # If necessary, the i2prm.rb file must be extracted from the ZIP folder.<br /> # The program can then be started from the command line with `ruby i2prm.rb`.<br /> <br /> == How do I connect i2prm to the I2P network? ==<br /> <br /> # Enter a nickname in the I2P Row Messenger window if necessary. This is freely selectable. Anyone who knows your base64 can also determine your nickname. If you don't want to type in, you can also leave the randomly generated nickname.<br /> # Then click the &quot;Connect&quot; button and wait. Depending on how well the I2P router is integrated, this process can take a little longer. When the process has been successfully completed, the status changes to &quot;Connected&quot; and the message &quot;OK tunnel starting&quot; appears below.<br /> <br /> == How do I connect to someone else? ==<br /> <br /> # In the &quot;I2P Row Messenger&quot; window in the &quot;Contact's base64:&quot; text box, enter the base64 address of the contact you want to add.<br /> # Next click on _Add contact_.<br /> # Wait a few seconds. This process can take up to a minute.<br /> #* The text &quot;Ready. Receive public: true&quot; should appear on the lower label.<br /> #* If the Java error &quot;no route to host&quot; appears, one of the two contacts is not integrated enough in the I2P network. It's best to try again in a few minutes. If it still doesn't work, restarting i2prm can sometimes help.<br /> # If the connection process was successful, the nickname of the contact appears next in the Contact List in the Messages window.<br /> <br /> == How do I send a message? ==<br /> <br /> # In the Messages window in the contact list, select the nickname to which you want to send a message.<br /> # Enter the message in the bottom text box of the Messages window.<br /> #* To send the message encrypted, enter a symbol (`;`) in the text box or click on the &quot;Send&quot; button.<br /> #* To send the message unencrypted, click on the &quot;U&quot; button.<br /> <br /> == How do I close a conversation? ==<br /> <br /> # In the Messages window in the contact list, select the nickname of the conversation at which you want to close the conversation.<br /> # Then click on the &quot;Close&quot; button at the bottom right.<br /> <br /> == The message *ERROR tunnel settings incomplete* appears. What can I do about it? ==<br /> <br /> # This message often appears when i2prm has ended but the connection continues. To fix this error, start the Ruby script with the argument &quot;rescue&quot; ie `ruby i2prm.rb rescue`. This process takes a bit. Finally, the message &quot;Complete!&quot; appear. The whole issue should look something like this: <br /> &lt;code&gt;BOB API: OK Nickname set to i2pm <br /> BOB API: OK tunnel stopping <br /> BOB API: OK cleared <br /> BOB API: ERROR no nickname has been set <br /> BOB API: OK Bye! <br /> Complete&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> == What does the v, i, m and u mean in square brackets in messages? ==<br /> When an encrypted message is sent, it is automatically signed to confirm that it actually came from the sender. Unencrypted messages are not signed.<br /> * v(valid) means that the signature is valid.<br /> * i(invalid) means that the signature is invalid.<br /> * u(unencrypted) means that the message is unencrypted and therefore not signed.<br /> * m(me or myself) means that the message comes from yourself and is therefore also valid.<br /> <br /> == How do I change the key strength? ==<br /> '''''Note: To change this, you have to change the source code of the program.'''''<br /> <br /> The default strength is 4096 bytes. This key is used to encrypt/decrypt the received messages.<br /> # Open the i2prm.rb file with any editor. However, I recommend using syntax highlighting for an overview.<br /> # Find the line with the following content: `$mykeypair = Encryption::Keypair.new 4096`<br /> # Replace the number 4096 with the desired key strength.<br /> <br /> == How do I change the length of the verification string? ==<br /> '''''Note: To change this, you have to change the source code of the program.'''''<br /> <br /> The connection partner is sent a verification string to confirm that it has transmitted its real base64\. The default length is 32 characters.<br /> # Open the i2prm.rb file with any editor. However, I recommend using syntax highlighting for an overview.<br /> # Find the line with the following content: `$codelen = 32`<br /> # Replace the number 32 with the desired key length.<br /> <br /> == Links ==<br /> Source code - https://bitbucket.org/marek22k/i2prm/src/master/<br /> Website - https://i2phides.me/i2prm.htm</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=I2prm&diff=240 2020-05-03T12:31:13Z

<p>Bandura: i2prm is a peer-to-peer messenger that uses the I2P network.</p> <hr /> <div>i2prm is a peer-to-peer messenger that uses the I2P network. The BOB API is used to communicate with the I2P router. The messages can be encrypted again in addition to the I2P encryption.<br /> <br /> == Download and install i2prm ==<br /> <br /> # Install the Ruby interpreter. There is a manual on [ruby-lang.org](https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/downloads/)<br /> # Install fxruby. First, a few components have to be installed in Ubuntu/Debian: <br /> # &lt;code&gt;sudo apt-get install g++ libxrandr-dev libfox-1.6-dev&lt;/code&gt; command. There's nothing to do with Windows. To install the gem you can run &lt;code&gt;gem install fxruby&lt;/code&gt; on the command line.<br /> # Next you can download the current version on [BitBucket](https://bitbucket.org/marek22k/i2prm/downloads/) [[Mirror](https://test.mk16.de/scriptFiles/i2prm.rb)].<br /> # If necessary, the i2prm.rb file must be extracted from the ZIP folder.<br /> # The program can then be started from the command line with `ruby i2prm.rb`.<br /> <br /> == How do I connect i2prm to the I2P network? ==<br /> <br /> # Enter a nickname in the I2P Row Messenger window if necessary. This is freely selectable. Anyone who knows your base64 can also determine your nickname. If you don't want to type in, you can also leave the randomly generated nickname.<br /> # Then click the &quot;Connect&quot; button and wait. Depending on how well the I2P router is integrated, this process can take a little longer. When the process has been successfully completed, the status changes to &quot;Connected&quot; and the message &quot;OK tunnel starting&quot; appears below.<br /> <br /> == How do I connect to someone else? ==<br /> <br /> # In the &quot;I2P Row Messenger&quot; window in the &quot;Contact's base64:&quot; text box, enter the base64 address of the contact you want to add.<br /> # Next click on _Add contact_.<br /> # Wait a few seconds. This process can take up to a minute.<br /> #* The text &quot;Ready. Receive public: true&quot; should appear on the lower label.<br /> #* If the Java error &quot;no route to host&quot; appears, one of the two contacts is not integrated enough in the I2P network. It's best to try again in a few minutes. If it still doesn't work, restarting i2prm can sometimes help.<br /> # If the connection process was successful, the nickname of the contact appears next in the Contact List in the Messages window.<br /> <br /> == How do I send a message? ==<br /> <br /> # In the Messages window in the contact list, select the nickname to which you want to send a message.<br /> # Enter the message in the bottom text box of the Messages window.<br /> #* To send the message encrypted, enter a symbol (`;`) in the text box or click on the &quot;Send&quot; button.<br /> #* To send the message unencrypted, click on the &quot;U&quot; button.<br /> <br /> == How do I close a conversation? ==<br /> <br /> # In the Messages window in the contact list, select the nickname of the conversation at which you want to close the conversation.<br /> # Then click on the &quot;Close&quot; button at the bottom right.<br /> <br /> == The message *ERROR tunnel settings incomplete* appears. What can I do about it? ==<br /> <br /> # This message often appears when i2prm has ended but the connection continues. To fix this error, start the Ruby script with the argument &quot;rescue&quot; ie `ruby i2prm.rb rescue`. This process takes a bit. Finally, the message &quot;Complete!&quot; appear. The whole issue should look something like this: <br /> &lt;code&gt;BOB API: OK Nickname set to i2pm <br /> BOB API: OK tunnel stopping <br /> BOB API: OK cleared <br /> BOB API: ERROR no nickname has been set <br /> BOB API: OK Bye! <br /> Complete&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> == What does the v, i, m and u mean in square brackets in messages? ==<br /> When an encrypted message is sent, it is automatically signed to confirm that it actually came from the sender. Unencrypted messages are not signed.<br /> * v(valid) means that the signature is valid.<br /> * i(invalid) means that the signature is invalid.<br /> * u(unencrypted) means that the message is unencrypted and therefore not signed.<br /> * m(me or myself) means that the message comes from yourself and is therefore also valid.<br /> <br /> == How do I change the key strength? ==<br /> '''''Note: To change this, you have to change the source code of the program.'''''<br /> <br /> The default strength is 4096 bytes. This key is used to encrypt/decrypt the received messages.<br /> # Open the i2prm.rb file with any editor. However, I recommend using syntax highlighting for an overview.<br /> # Find the line with the following content: `$mykeypair = Encryption::Keypair.new 4096`<br /> # Replace the number 4096 with the desired key strength.<br /> <br /> == How do I change the length of the verification string? ==<br /> '''''Note: To change this, you have to change the source code of the program.'''''<br /> <br /> The connection partner is sent a verification string to confirm that it has transmitted its real base64\. The default length is 32 characters.<br /> # Open the i2prm.rb file with any editor. However, I recommend using syntax highlighting for an overview.<br /> # Find the line with the following content: `$codelen = 32`<br /> # Replace the number 32 with the desired key length.</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=Eepsite/Services/Dead&diff=90 2020-01-28T23:10:01Z

<p>Bandura: Created page with &quot;&lt;languages /&gt; &lt;translate&gt; &lt;!--T:160--&gt; The graveyard. Services come and go, This lists all the dead services, that are not reachable for at least 3 months. You find an list of...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;languages /&gt;<br /> &lt;translate&gt;<br /> &lt;!--T:160--&gt;<br /> The graveyard. Services come and go, This lists all the dead services, that are not reachable for at least 3 months.<br /> You find an list of alive eepsites at [[Eepsite/Services]].<br /> &lt;!-- Template:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | []<br /> |<br /> [ ADH]<br /> [ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname= iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q= inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2017-06-24<br /> | <br /> |} --&gt;<br /> <br /> == Legend == &lt;!--T:2--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:161--&gt;<br /> ;ADH<br /> : Address Helper link<br /> ;B32<br /> : Base 32 address link<br /> ;iden<br /> : Query the last seen status at [http://identiguy.i2p/ identiguy.i2p]<br /> ;inr<br /> : Query the eepsite at [http://inr.i2p/ inr.i2p]<br /> <br /> = Services = &lt;!--T:162--&gt;<br /> <br /> == Eepsite index collections == &lt;!--T:5--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:163--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! 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Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! 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Offline since 2016-03-06<br /> |}<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:10--&gt;<br /> See also [[I2pProjects]].<br /> <br /> === I2P software === &lt;!--T:123--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:167--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://plugins.i2p/ plugins.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://plugins.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=4GdwNoyPq-tlATiocmygKgZv1gJ1Gr1XtZRQ1T-5RozH54aPDKuVp6E9eTdZm3PyJ~AVSo4aFViZSCoMwctE6v6Mg5iAxHysZqn1u3XsXjFg3FttFQOSxGjXkjQG98kA2K~yCrWbD-YAVANGrJsQ6VjXSWsKP95WIplSxcBA25vE~eLuFxvAgqLX0LWAvB~liSdI3QrDQ1YNhyaAn4sisLV9aViMncE90hjxBYR1llxsv5N4CKh9kPl3pNSfF0J9-kxGotqXGdVcXYjo18fpdEurGmghkz4JXgRMg7APcOy97XMjWNe~7Ct~Z17zxFzzQUYC4nSsDN0G2t~tp~VWzZtKDSDq1~B0~wfiN1srt2zBBDfcABWFw7SML4QfSiw6ipbXeJD8hWfVSS~oCMzf7zS4bPakieTigHsMjJ4OnLQtuatiXHgfY2hTuUbUvNhvzbKwQ2PPrOdbxFkzDoOazAsxTMFrDWKeZHYEAwSdWOIVJGxXmQe-r-BvYaMB00~5AAAA ADH]<br /> [http://wwgtflbaa7od2fxbw4u7q7uugmdclxf56alddvizugwcz5edjgia.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=plugins.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=plugins.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red&quot; | 2016-03-06<br /> | &lt;s&gt;&quot;I2P Plugin App Store&quot;&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Addressbook providers === &lt;!--T:168--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:169--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://i2host.i2p i2host.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://i2host.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=FkX89~FOWc2HjTeVerud7hzZCtQNDKqEvMeJiDEnSzneA44hhDEDSbjiDuEWOCPwvgCwrzMg9o3apHXosNMnRVTYlYIJWb1~fgRnzkHIJnz2yrojLcTElTLMgQSzHdV04ock3oPHjw8r2j73hnTiq5u3HhexT0D-IK02S0GUd9cPcP2YnWlNMnGuA-J6s7VHUd5mUhBO3LeOcOusBUOjsbt79bwBZYsnnVV~JRSVzHPd8kYbRMEjDuyaIJHEr2pkwwtrk~BqLeZ5UCbbVob1-733FtOfQXjKTpFPK~IlHDM7ItgXt77U5KZHkZ54WQYJNCE6HlE7LhFB79cqjgvxXTfvyjoqZVJ1lq1yFS8GtLcnurJLkN5BleCEDJEK3D7kCymCpngW9wlKjakEc85ZculU65neqIpqIk6noir6e1vseeUZKxBM3k6AYkLoFYSh98PpENjTHUdaNTl1kQA2Mmi9zobGS0gn0~RWHFord19TC5ReBtOFWkseksHp-5-nAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://awdf3nnmxxup5q2i6dobhozgcbir7fxpccejwruqcde2ptld443q.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=i2host.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=i2host.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2016-10-26<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://icand.i2p icand.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://icand.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=5mF6kdUVcXf9IHg5Oq2ycCfdtMUlQH8N1MqRFY-zWi~XQGGjctxVaA~uTvIkNSXEaEBinnuTShaHgahIyNb~GnXilnif1jpu4~XNWBnCbvFcE-XRuqy9im3BpAUYLC1KfucAy9ZmNYtopJM8OOFYL5BkGRjXK-BrmzlyU5wTZFnVx6c-qo38RWWe5sOL9oOo0Rgr2MkB9lggwj6b0eeN4BU4veCqmdsPoKupNk1c8Uu~pQLpcob-DPqpLpowJf~WtqTC0tqkBxN4fHOzMR24nd9c0GExcYlDSmxiY6tko4yXwKVvChNy4JV7ynRWc0g4Yv~XcH48V2M4PYNGTz940EDa7wy88vRtXofa3hg1mxdMkAYdDHpbKMZBAZwyQ08goi3x3dLiHof0kaIeiglk6jwNamfMxF~DspHZzGhtZI6U7wD9~N-FkU4hRiqvkVgDLVHtsogCs77fd~Bkx~IkDnKihArwe-Z-njM1cWrmc6025uVkQFhy5-5CFmSl8kU7AAAA ADH]<br /> [http://biw5iauxm7cjkakqygod3tq4w6ic4zzz5mtd4c7xdvvz54fyhnwa.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=icand.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=icand.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2010-??-??<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[[Icand]] was a domain name register and address book service.&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == File Sharing == &lt;!--T:127--&gt;<br /> <br /> === BitTorrent trackers/content catalogs === &lt;!--T:18--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:170--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==== BitTorrent open trackers ==== &lt;!--T:20--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:171--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://tracker.welterde.i2p/stats tracker.welterde.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://tracker.welterde.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=BGKmlDOoH3RzFbPRfRpZV2FjpVj8~3moFftw5-dZfDf2070TOe8Tf2~DAVeaM6ZRLdmFEt~9wyFL8YMLMoLoiwGEH6IGW6rc45tstN68KsBDWZqkTohV1q9XFgK9JnCwE~Oi89xLBHsLMTHOabowWM6dkC8nI6QqJC2JODqLPIRfOVrDdkjLwtCrsckzLybNdFmgfoqF05UITDyczPsFVaHtpF1sRggOVmdvCM66otyonlzNcJbn59PA-R808vUrCPMGU~O9Wys0i-NoqtIbtWfOKnjCRFMNw5ex4n9m5Sxm9e20UkpKG6qzEuvKZWi8vTLe1NW~CBrj~vG7I3Ok4wybUFflBFOaBabxYJLlx4xTE1zJIVxlsekmAjckB4v-cQwulFeikR4LxPQ6mCQknW2HZ4JQIq6hL9AMabxjOlYnzh7kjOfRGkck8YgeozcyTvcDUcUsOuSTk06L4kdrv8h2Cozjbloi5zl6KTbj5ZTciKCxi73Pn9grICn-HQqEAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://cfmqlafjfmgkzbt4r3jsfyhgsr5abgxryl6fnz3d3y5a365di5aa.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=tracker.welterde.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=tracker.welterde.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2016-03-29<br /> | <br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==== Self-contained BitTorrent search engine(s) ==== &lt;!--T:23--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:172--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === iMule/Nachtblitz === &lt;!--T:25--&gt;<br /> <br /> ==== Eepsites ==== &lt;!--T:173--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:174--&gt;<br /> On the following eepsites, the uploaders can announce themselves the new files that they add (share) to this file sharing network, a bit like like the torrents trackers websites do:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:175--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Hosting == &lt;!--T:128--&gt;<br /> <br /> === Code === &lt;!--T:129--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:176--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://git.nazgul.i2p git.nazgul.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> | <br /> [http://git.nazgul.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=wmgxojQNq6zLXKBi~xg39Yp6T1j2mrkZsmJ3Rl7SDSIqzcLn6Nb3DL2TmDkTrIdHBWG4RegN5pCfflCYpK9svHKbjAigaVHiKRqlbk9Efcl9ddbEZ2tk5s~qcb5Kr9tEIgiV0tex1NW14xmkMjKnBcHH3XDPTTisXAQYwQcSwBZSx0yj2hyoxS55fGSGCDASp2-nq51-t3FXfxBG536Kw4C14c3mCO3DLjKDkoNf-7~cfz2S31Yv0XMC~2our~n8xEpiEExqkZBmQ7MaU4EcHCF7p1jEpUGtGC7gMGG-Hux7UlCIYkTGt95uihqIj91pDiiBg4CkclBUGiy0FvGUv3IqUHmoqaU5LO3U4gnqsCtHJ29b3TLJAZoZP6kfnV0iu4pe1BeemKNWfagYi~9TWp5Nav1JxCguNWeIWBOxH~-t3qy19AoMlFOe3KjG-BTFJt6hwrIpj43JU-UQ7BMmE0OiEmPxF-XtrTGPcKj4~yEDb5DHQHoU-aSKI6zAC50eBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://2o45uut7k4wdmup3nzncyjh4zuzwi4rm6xrucsf7b24zhlkoir2a.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=git.nazgul.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=git.nazgul.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2016-10-24<br /> | &lt;s&gt;Free anonymous Git Hosting&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Files === &lt;!--T:130--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:177--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://pinkcloud.i2p pinkcloud.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> | <br /> [http://pinkcloud.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=j9aPzfh07eUorIi3SL0UmQo-l85BFl1vXBwfQqlY-HEDBGyrri2qFg~a6Chvp-qXKaQMdviED240QgHOQ6u-XoG4S0hF-82oCsgKM1SPLq3y4lGq6eNBCGYbAPA-sTeKkQhvyanIvXiiMmTxU3Ef~a2L1rOf05RnPhi~IteIyqSXE2C6ErTeovayCVD~QyvpqjgOPrp2-fsNGVXC28iIW-5YaEbjvkkuxzQ5AYg4v5Z3zNoDbGi4EWDPFhve~y~49EowoZhUKjmNAvTBcqqsWokeY9NOI0PND2C9FS6iB3-f2JYMONeiIPDxuBc0fU5Ra7qy5WrbN6ZhJDIigc0xk1I1JT7eq90Gq3Z8bnfPIfTEB1quKejRyuh70KKIVE2h6J3p53nZ4-xZmHo4vfDCaoc04XlRauBi66~prbeNR3d6iZZPw1TKUBetaJV6BGyoYJUUVwQJKLRbkLUJ6oN15QeWVWmZnT75lihKow-8vYoyy7~lah99YuONr1RMfwi3BQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://ah2vd6gmhkaivoshix56pxe3myk4yu5llug76wpzmjovojdn6tia.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=pinkcloud.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=pinkcloud.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2016-12-02<br /> | &lt;s&gt;Free experimental Owncloud service in I2P. Login with guest/guest or apply for an account at [mailto:pinkcloud@mail.i2p pinkcloud@mail.i2p]. No CP.&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://flz.i2p/ flz.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://flz.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=xvqCzEf3kUab6XgcqvIxozpF2lp8S2JrF4BO0JH8UJcHKYhgBsck68sO9WbsZ~1ggOwXRj8WyHafxz-HGKyR5GgS8Suod8N-4kgffFqMvqksmysEpOGRUBKP-pLHB67L88I5EzokcVyNRE8cdA~HCpn5W0qgSHVdirylZrGhgnBZ1wuKDKXXCmelDI17lZG9ocP1d76aeJZrjfRL9BYFLflIo~A1~ORN5URUd81Ci0kilt7-n3kpRDGT7PrIu8YXNwQyShvwha11xyrEI7CQdRKH0~Ko8FAGdfUPDShT4rgN0PdDYsy2CSILrjXA8kF1yFx4FRzvzVZGHpNl9GwSn0o65DkQZ5-NWRLCCo~2-F-DrBsG8TnqGp9oKHFHwJTx1ZOmqUDnTKndAGsMyq8w383HmMwwJCG2Rwv9FS4PEJaOsqnp0R~jxNSG4Li97ERIbnJ2rj1SiJfcS8aPBIM81CCGbhHEGJRfjSUWVRmxD3-skJtKEakGUjck8TMyyJVIAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://2ps7wt3v67ni2d535lwaubpsuuhxsg3igifsy7qlzolbrxaimunq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=flz.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=flz.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2015-02-25<br /> | &lt;s&gt;Simple file hosting, 2GB max&lt;/s&gt;&lt;ref&gt;[http://forum.i2p/viewtopic.php?t=10847 Eepsite announce]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Pastebin === &lt;!--T:131--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:178--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Web Hosting === &lt;!--T:132--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:179--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Communication == &lt;!--T:40--&gt;<br /> <br /> === E-Mail and similiar === &lt;!--T:42--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:180--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === IRC === &lt;!--T:181--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:182--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://awxcnx.i2p/i2p-irc-en.htm awxcnx.i2p/i2p-irc-en.htm]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://awxcnx.i2p/i2p-irc-en.htm?i2paddresshelper=FPJo0WxkYjcfJXZywkn5OsdzRvfSUQ4-6RWR8MHNeyKM6ujjiyoKI9DDqK~zJQTxSmGpwWfY3~f6IQoK5WY4lJXtYGc47MskUn7uIbMmGJ6hBrgqzDoyLnpAtFvFCtKS6zNBRBd7ntiL64oYD~tQKm6VnC~9IHDNbzxIR96zURqdiAEUBMkrQ7pm4OgXrcrZczmOrm0hS5g2JLO~WZxTaVhinAg0FJFtVUfm7MCreSzGaiAdHSEBNgfeGA5icvKqcnF1MIfNla4xA7bvCbH5gMrrPzBVEzlz7jixnjY~2hdiD6V-Whpysg-mFvKPDczp4JMi7MaNsniCYI8n5J3-GEBL6SOcbWBrLSIOG2fgDfny4HwHj5Ep5TFwOs-VVYraQx1qVFBZbSCH2biacfK5upzJHhmqbJWS3b3Q83N6bj6mAkQkyWS~WgGbtDXyN~MzALidmSwLHFCqH3lpt7zueQzJzLWmyIPfT2sGGosgWcqI8VRUazNQoU21W9gXd0qTAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://wsjjauzrlzgcxgwmf26tsd7l3ywdimpqewkci4frgew23a4xfjqa.b32.i2p/i2p-irc-en.htm B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=awxcnx.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?=/awxcnx.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2013-05-03<br /> | &lt;s&gt;I2P IRC (web-services)&lt;/s&gt; Note: Only the (offline) server-page is linked to.<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://nazgul.i2p/page/services nazgul.i2p/page/services]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://nazgul.i2p/page/services?i2paddresshelper=gpxxU0sPmzYnH-7KpaY05pq-yszDu0B1nJ1~1DBgtIIL59xXsbGnbz1zX5PaabxQ6uG~5w1n3J2dwqQrg1D9cnnLOhKWGJj7c5HPNf3Im5TEprTCrH156kcMYc2Hce9derUCOp9l0QZb80-GbQ4QFJcKOFT94vhZ7nrpYUn50mzm9vVHq3RsjqVQ74F0v6pIHJsq843sUoz4qPBSq4xdN87Nsp5iWb6lKv~Md29H8rG1Cw-c~cTtAOSZRA9G51qYdHy0pgDMvFuuYSHDp0QYVam9QURWmjo3NgP2rcB3ZYaLBbCnyoaFNiGVzfcDyH-W4j5cxPTy5e0sZF7IfO0fVtxJePNC69-0nxBiGB43dJeImd3S3Nz1fZCgzA~1rxEUYU5WqB9nOqgiB0xMzE0yjxxM6RFWf7KzXCU1SwEYpQW5takV1EjkrgcirIitxrokXkjlAowVvuvoLMj6datIhrxfbusNlS45gxABHx6fTKosIl7w2Ok2rNgntW7JsaosBQAEAAEAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://m6hx3udcpiabcx4mm6z3coqyyyjihkrypwrn7du6lum4wpnvvhsq.b32.i2p/page/services B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=nazgul.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=nazgul.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2016-10-21<br /> | &lt;s&gt;Nazgul IRC (I2P and Tor)&lt;/s&gt; Note: Only the (offline) server-page is linked to.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==== Loggers ==== &lt;!--T:183--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:184--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://sighup.i2p/irclogs sighup.i2p/irclogs]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://sighup.i2p/irclogs?i2paddresshelper=RSqNAUHGbkQT3aHeg62k3HDVmV6ELgkFwxWhp7i7qJGlbZsq6IHCj57P~zeRGKYXzXnRSvnBBWL3OuYeaZnpz3M8UdIsD7uwAm34cTninP3tCvMEPB25pVeDTOrFXlIJr8J24kCx2cBLKLiaz~FenzSqA9sdoUrIGMvA2wFPkZAhQejcdwaQXCmdMMG15vXdicsa9Lz42IsBh24lam0veofzRq3MYwnUMwsfjfg8u2NbIYrbQl229hZFJB-JTRoumoRJsn3obZdUPoUcASf~4csigEScNF-aUy6tcLgLozU0-A7YElWBreK-ZhWqAoXGLWxzZRPcszTowgcSZbm4wBkK3OCGxvDh0G95lfbXbKHKbeq-vH9ihGU7Piu9ShCJSPgBS18Y1kBGlNVirimnc~sN2qlp2HU9pDDiJBQptThlU6hJBGEJOtcHTq8vtBS87K6-sBdR-aCOfr1BCRG3qrojWBeJItnkh13ojVc1Jzh8pU03P0tBgt9t~Nbr7ifwAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://ujwbwentpqb7nbcprvihadqlfspo425xn3ldmvucb56jq35qgfiq.b32.i2p/irclogs B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=sighup.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=sighup.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2013-09-01<br /> | &lt;s&gt;sighup's IRC Logger, currently logs &lt;tt&gt;#i2p&lt;/tt&gt;, &lt;tt&gt;#i2p-chat&lt;/tt&gt;, &lt;tt&gt;#i2p-dev&lt;/tt&gt; and &lt;tt&gt;#ru&lt;/tt&gt;.&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Blogging === &lt;!--T:50--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:185--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://id3nt.i2p/ id3nt.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://id3nt.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=7FDMVz75npoY85K8dCWVLoq6-wSxxebexMGniwNcbzlqBArHd-nCiH5CWY4MhTvxddZ81nwo7nuhtticU1BAMUJlpy8YSchhGVXhZ2sMur~n4kha6F7EUrbatquRIjAE2iiKNxOirq2jYQsHSvkKSvMHaHKJYf1j7lRjoMhpid6SSRZa0IRxE04NfHQ7oThKUvYnhJm5n89I13BzjHL2ddLgiFofYwcYyUzR9FKcOD2NXblXzz7B1HVHTQpc6CyeAotuAoddN6Wkqc2sTx02D8Qa8y-kZuLnFkgD1kbSmdNo0vzxjPbHdsN4ho7wRCuvF6il~ScCiEGTBMTDvopbLjFQ9KGjm93jCXwyTNWfwxiF5GnzKjmjDRl29wj3ZcUpeiqmpHCioZb5MN1I01nElwwgo3c7yUF3uJgSIgAwE-ZXfvWamoKJHxHBk5oW7B2S9EoavcAUxx9PM72aFP9FqHK0XW5gnUofL~VqccE~hoCCQWaZP1fAiDIG9VdFCQIuAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://ufuqdzsxltiz224vq5gnuslt3a3t72dhy5kq6i2xway53m6pzv6q.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=id3nt.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=id3nt.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2016-01-31<br /> | &lt;s&gt;Microblogging system developed to suit I2Ps needs. Id3nt.i2p was the successor to ident.i2p where the key was lost for.&lt;/s&gt; Killed when the VPS crashed during a backup. (the source is available on git.repos.i2p) Online from 2012-04-22 to 2016-01-31. <br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Forums === &lt;!--T:124--&gt;<br /> <br /> ==== Centralized forums ==== &lt;!--T:122--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:186--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://forum.i2p/ forum.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://forum.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=XaZscxXGaXxuIkZDX87dfN0dcEG1xwSXktDbMX9YBOQ1LWbf0j6Kzde37j8dlPUhUK9kqVRZWpDtP7a2QBRl3aT~t~bYRj5bgTOIf9hTW46iViKdKObR-wPPjej~Px8OSYrXbFv2KUekS4baXcqHS7aJMy4rcbC1hsJm3qcXtut~7VFwEhg9w-HrHhsT5aYtcr4u79HvNvUva38NQ4NJn7vI9OPhPVgb5gxkefgM1tF0QC6QO1b~RADN~BW~X2S-YRPyKKxv6xx9mfqEbl5lVA1nBTaoFsN5ZfLZoJOFIVNpNoXxCrCQhvG2zjS-pJD2NF6g0bCcT4cKBWPYtJenLiK3L6fKJuVJ-og5ootLdJNBXGsO~FSwdabvDUaPDbTKmqS-ibFjmq1C7vEde3TGo3cRZgqG0YZi3S3BpBTYN9kGhYHrThGH69ECViUJnUWlUsWux5FI4pZL5Du7TwDYT0BwnX2kTdZQ8WGSFlflXgVQIh1n0XpElShWrOQPR0jGAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://33pebl3dijgihcdxxuxm27m3m4rgldi5didiqmjqjtg4q6fla6ya.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=forum.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=forum.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2017-04-25<br /> | &lt;s&gt;The original I2P forum, for all I2P-related questions, discussions and announcements&lt;/s&gt;&lt;ref&gt;[http://zzz.i2p/topics/2325-forum-i2p-down forum.i2p is down]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://fbichan.i2p fbichan.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://fbichan.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=U7dpE-iG3L2REANEJnwuXaJhxaIpyDvjVuaVPfRNv7xBvCt1NIYsiwjGCNK8bxUZgwCnj2ChObFkyqvp6bgCCMBzJ6hVJfMeeO57~wy1HUFZCJnHBS1RXxXToY6RQ2VfNOp2XEcVKzxQo6NLNalakL-opFQYKEE4bOmK6qi2qiNcYpigtHQFcroiZyuj9sTfpcLosEVQPV5jZSlGY4QjLmPgnmiPxYV70i0-9CBtk8gJ1hi17sxylnd~xY2sG3ItTiMplKehM6Oq1dUfoFF0Uu3J5npRN3Suqf0lN7FlMW86M4OmBs6v1RE4p~nZzV2X3BrpR6QWHRtQ8TxfbqkXbh8H4Jkx6DyJ6rA2JglckYWygs0glSgl2cG59R~iYTuQVESkl-iEen7BbT6zyTYQy-5IBIHO2RRaTW8idGw4~7rzMzDQVQYcftBdLtO~l8jvT3k0wzJOlHK2EygbMBjgBm~pbpQsuHoAWJldkikCp2MYbQm7yCTZsyzwOzVFyfIbAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://swogujipbq3fzzumfarvys2qq26phu7m4ipgn65b7sddxq62kgda.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=fbichan.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=fbichan.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2015-04-20<br /> | &lt;s&gt;Chans about cyberpunk, coding and piracy&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://www.i2ch.i2p www.i2ch.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://www.i2ch.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=CtR2egcDMou4x7heLPa6GSJucDZtd0HfNGx1gwOpEYV9OKiL3NdnzJDquNHArpxPggZ6CjnnyZkyre-uwEw-JeC8-Tf~7Qb6JntfjDixY2H6rvbkeV4GKOm4103nLh4xkksP9ma~6qErIkIyqnOydu3v3toMKbESQg1baJ-IKDN6BF5kv175nBypwRAZzM55QpirVUdC6seeVjXMf0AVCje2mWJPt6pCy~zsh0jQFt5XfCeJbKwRAQyQknS9SWnVVsrCZRDE4j0~-2I~kcdX8s4L0HncaYBdqtoPG2w9EwTXJqwfCWhiGYzk0S1vTAXnKOh1gl3dUrIFp0fL90OF4Ba5xXbsy4~IjgKPzor8hnvT29zjy2y5xs8hR3pasEaCs7DSM7PSXy7Kv238Uadyx5MjIDO-QslWmUZSTYwX0FNC1eW~tg5z2UArjHpyRRYZkusXNJ~CJrSTI0UP9FALTgw6ZnjLO2vPpQXXgrempUNwUlA046gyJcsXya6R3DqBAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://trwcrfpmlskpfvia3dndrl33rsompmvtvvx6caisptdszzfeia2q.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=www.i2ch.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=www.i2ch.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2015-08-05<br /> | &lt;s&gt;i2channel is a 2ch-style BBS on steroids and kareha&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://404chan.i2p 404chan.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://404chan.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=R8T~yEHvFZjyQJj96HGBzH0t-9hhXLorD-kgin7rvLcuSYfXEeQqnhd~YBa3VHjRPoyEn8fPUfl6DXohI0cZ2Oz8SWpwCURRarYwdJ4j~0vxDmHdiKNhNRUSjqmHWtAIaYNZ39EBX~uCg9gi~wnqyuaCg2aDblmBLxhuWrWRQqVcSMgV-i6fUT15d-bsGFOXq61jQjNZ7b0yVIJH0EiEsgY-WvW-0LBNi35b9vt17gtK0~FNLCnehr~KSN~XLcYj9mlValsVA99PIg5uzHnPmbrJTrCob-bK6-hx3608lbZasd9iPuufoUvjcCEArMGC-mTlDAg9p6UNa0ORHgL7KGXgd6SKjLoW32NxRHgxFxm-PxjU58xvKH4uaql5Lr0L2GVSJ9F~6KJMR4UUGK7PDX~~RqYqZMFCF25JvoHoJzlWlyqr0r~rSsyMPlhfH-2r157gai7axkksBtJwsVRxo5pWzpd7CRyXF9Emwv57OQtj0hlCiA2B1~MMaPD0W0p9AAAA ADH]<br /> [http://ofxof5euur2kg7gxqcajvu4n6hje6lrqizu6rzpvif7pceyjn67a.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=404chan.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=404chan.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2015-09-14<br /> | <br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==== Centralized image boards ==== &lt;!--T:54--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:187--&gt;<br /> To be continued. It's just there are too many.<br /> <br /> == Wikis == &lt;!--T:133--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:188--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://ugha.i2p/ ugha.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://ugha.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=318iVBG9JmuN5R~ClMb6rkWqkKoCZ3yGvD4dyIJAZum4GXFMHKSLrRiBf~2tFJ2KW1Lg9tKeyDgTC6sMt0aEQTcmzZl48BsFPZlH~WiI0JnPadihezDowBSdBhMi0RXoa3~xbfOKgAsHJv1zjrfRJHYz9fgG9bNQv9~oLeKz6YRdi97yrvKZLuzaUakYWfwdk7t9ZVhaXxsW8USXLSeHfdeQb0NYmsNc6is7Gp15HvsVUMgZXuBGea-AzMY1SSA6KdJwwPlXFvvcTM7neZKJzFVXyFsaOMEDjoUFfEC3tq277H0cqv4rAVmYp7WN78oBC7JgjfvFtXCY1r1l2-Qh1AEMwevVwI7tWdPUp50eMKEiccaHNZ7q2Zt0Uk0vlxKYW84p8ZTvXqfYDWyN8DQH2NKcy87MV1ZapDrbJSrF7cb-LvZy~nHtx~UwdKLS2gziM25JTtGiC1litArYS5KaY8rQXtL9kkSx9J66gc-05S-nbFMN-f-rEO9Fl27RvdQPAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://z3f3owc72awbywk4p6qb5l2mxgitvs6ejztggbpn2a3ddmymfjda.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=ugha.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=ugha.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2017-04-25<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[[I2pWikiNews|Precedessor of i2pwiki.i2p]]. [[UghaBugha]]?'s wiki from 2013 or before.&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Books and Education == &lt;!--T:134--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:189--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://erowid.i2p erowid.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://erowid.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=EhN2WvmtdFGicudCM1rmAW3nqcIC2dZ2ZugaxCGQvinJXSj~aILEb2l5YXShMqT5DkVjOOkVoX3H1PoMymGUfjXqe3NDwyruBJiitT4ZZy50A0ng9uCzAuEqa6ooUkr55VIh0tIAiWM8k7XkteLg5Sg3TxDkY7nzoweKeGmt1KiMoxizZjA58-quSOr6tbvn3UyAqNasVYlcV4XgsA-iD8zQQOmBeQuIVrXDjSYd3HACpQUIhSjfZDWtG7i9IWZlSaL7d4HlyoqcvNoz02pSjLnlx0qwJT9gdO8YgazhDlgzKukcQ2bJpibHV1wov~pAKP~olyAkmNpD7NmDDZax4Sr5sbctaLQb9o6Nv1LwVPpUW~7ZYLn4Jg8tRigKqHwd~dKCbYFISco2oiiO0KFMBSXVIgYGRTWQiM0UY9CmMfwFXghjvcl6eHQvLKNwO5dE6fWbSANPKxndcJqczkZncv3DyLZQoRtGMui-0c4HGmZJPyB-rsnZ~8MRXCYpSYbcAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://a6gpwdlukul2nrujtctepgj72c5qtxfst2hqn7xyauurjn2zlw6q.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=erowid.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=erowid.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2016-10-02<br /> | &lt;s&gt;Encyclopedia of psychoactive substances, plants and chemicals.&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Entertainment and Media == &lt;!--T:135--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:190--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://amidoinitrite.i2p amidoinitrite.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://amidoinitrite.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=D8i2K9dJ1d4isL2Vb5Zrmr7BKfBEDRJkWws-6lzXPb2YS3Lg-nvOBR3-G-iPFSB~3pJZbCOJWnLzNHweqQt9QfMKCosznFTOvXOcCTSAdcSQBmB7yHGRX9oFv1pIwiKyKdqx0~OFOwnEXOCx0nMHR2a-QduKJJt4XfDIY8ooVgYMQ24FHPRDU~N99dYHoUgrrnRs50aEl2fLwtM5jFLnmjFssZ3qT4JODdmWXzzND8AKezIacTMKKt168V~V0bB3tVFylUG2iADdwHciCbTjTVDYCoeArgBrZblhvA47sYG6zbzo27Fm2MttWDpW0S1WzFjjlokAUWsQ5lw7z66D5S3CH~mGI3PKy-uWBTWPRK9XUDUiTnh9o8lmOdUSy3uvBTa~Y~TuxOp1E6S6rL7hXePnuJlGplq4bGo-gNAqboV-VntFseIdRO7Oz1bb-lPEo5iS6IsYtl3HuD0mjgELGjRJXS0tbAMhKX8y5B~qxsHnGOyOMmBom1vbLUSt9R1oAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://onr7e32g3rgigvibygcjwytoypo2s6eusn7zdwc7nmr5fuxy45va.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=amidoinitrite.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=amidoinitrite.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2017-03-27<br /> | &lt;s&gt;Collection of manga comics, music and books&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://imgbi.i2p/ imgbi.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://imgbi.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=HlMhQ2p~WB9WiehsAa2IDfndqXTMTOeYfOIxpeQH5hSeXLxtwUhd9FsaYmXM-hq66jRREcTpBqNmbILwQsInuBnQ7PZTgLel4tdKMrKhUlxDout4eZ6uRRN6QMWX9YzDCV0cmLBWHRcZlFaBirs3RbF5neUXgdnNqgcvdanQEt5-XN05I5JrIe~Dld9vQ1Z0WSn10BcOtXDm7uxnaHqJUbhtfOgmFoGAxF~di220GpRCzDP6Eg9NRIwAGGFxH8Y7PEOmlqiUCOn5aHwxk2msqrFLzBy6aVWq-e8etrhDxckPvJby7G13QCmVCO-cOOYOObP6bk51t99t5DNxIsGEuoEaUHyVNqAf9jvMjAcqpt6Gdk8slcV528rnSXJ6Vu2gcYYnb~kmt7wtvgm46xTE0OXxdDAmbtsRu~U6oSxRROkw02Q7hdnMmiF86dTYxx-dQ6H8aPQJV1SM5cNlv3XfqBl-V0-TounGNPcj4279s4DUs7-FfhuKYJjbZj5KOlPNAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://vbsqfbcivbipf7llieghq7bg7tf2ts5dyeo7pcj24t3d7e22luma.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=imgbi.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=imgbi.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2015-11-10<br /> | &lt;s&gt;&quot;image hosting with client-side AES-256 encryption&quot;&lt;/s&gt;&lt;ref&gt;[http://forum.i2p/viewtopic.php?t=10987 Eepsite announce]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://thetinhat.i2p thetinhat.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://thetinhat.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=K9PIkXbzwcyzSBzB58AymEsFzHPX0YkY1QdjktV1CEm25qbMjN0VpzM7ax5JD96kdSTqJDXG5iJDXVAuSzf~6j-ZMy1uw7YQs6T88dAjFgq2ExM4m-BkuVP21CjOA5~2qyhZBB9YffjH0vRJvmujANVtqBtfOVIP9f-aev0jsNb3si071~hsnnzzDLcj~~IrPxkWISevGjfl6N-2tTTe9RokVkI6qfes~Te0CJw69yL-KnlRfw25CEXV13qPL0wQ6spKk38b0hXeA0kCWevsXltgZvfIWpAf9HsqKrjYA2zilQc3vq6XtSOdCD3uG2ceCYFOEcU355mqd5Vpu3DF-lsBAX5PeK61R3R~P7rDGnTm~qx2VzS2xlb1i6hV2kHGdHLaQzmtMYFuGPx94R~0nXP8XG9SM8B4qDhEA6QAZzIQwB5xaWDCSuGc5aKbpqwqM-cYKeERxygOqv2jA3-it2cSzkN0O3kxYPyEcTZXeFXhugkjOATlYKx3Nv6ZNIO9AAAA ADH]<br /> [http://udvz7opxck6knhsww5ii6dgufbstxzctilwnenzhw4iaxfdeia2a.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=thetinhat.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=thetinhat.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2017-03-08<br /> | &lt;s&gt;Articles and tutorials about privacy and darknets&lt;/s&gt; Use [http://secure.thetinhat.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=0ncSrtVS20zwfcM7h2S6SSF56uVM2bftQwf40jsWKASNQnzyDVEzXpS04y-DJpm9EwKMGkgvx8ICBX-80W4E9xPJEdGFbb2u34fWmpTVMc3vwwB9ywmSXoxFbwiFx2sm7-HCcdALZwrjU3J41AfBvpEVkB5dXklTZIh~bU0JBTK2JIvQMD0XrSOztEruTc5kYymtkiCUpJaJJFXyIM3lKRcNlZ76UidE8AyQxHX7s9OR02pk7FhYV8Uh-Bs8loAZg6IPZzoYnnBYyi--b1-N8Ipv3aKmqSZPbQEzfQxU8-BE74xBLNEWAJtB8ptKMiKfHphO7qDKWqTzOU-7BtGXZAEOA3oblRAQcgqUbi~aICj0V0MAuYAdj7f-8BIi2k3Qfcl6k6XOFEpZqYFle71LeCjIZN~0mDDzxlr0Scx6LKMGnQAtYlGXFq99urp1MutPDZEu47mdxGWqc9CoNNNsE2UgS9ykvWygefNpZhkmceBXmDxWhuAPD1M2~eNF-fCMBQAIAAMAADZv~vU= secure.privacytools.i2p] instead!<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://privacytools.i2p privacytools.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://privacytools.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=5GOHmoHjcG3c55VitD6OZmDHFpDfetZkwsgLUsq4EgM5SgJIFYYgxeDXFLJSrrUxjgD70bC-ZUKzGZ-hf8l4RUUrM7aUGCSC3Yk~tAZMIVMni6hDCw269GQRJUYrOeGX9Ufze2ln~gWssUsH8BErV1HHJ-FS2oKQZYR-rROEGRJ3ptR5LiZmsKgfcObU3Y4pBfK~yq9s~V7XV-7YD8v8eEjiEeyBVKKddeoguj~Uq9N2NsR4rm~FclpAZi2HS50wD4Ph96di7DxgKdk96uDHFeIQJzvdK6VPuvuX6jZUA-LVbwlnLM~~mh4hv5jT7w~KaJPkTFWRRO1~lrrhiS4WLjjBnhfAty7PZ4W4GSuJKPPGhLPF65Yz7Ji--T3p2ZLLkpjPbNpgokNAKHfOkr~uR7F1rjnkcRTi3ZzYciiALCJNwNgLEOXowuAbdLyM5GO3gXm27~PZpsttxvCBlHkmD8L2xinybADaDvrAe3ReWbi9zd9WMGm5zc2sfZ1G~1E1BQAEAAEAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://wfewiqkdt5bvowfp3igmkaksjvcvwj7bag2smqpqyu5x4hges2qa.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=privacytools.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=privacytools.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2017-04-19<br /> | &lt;s&gt;Knowledge and tools to protect your privacy against global mass surveillance&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://anotube.i2p anotube.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://anotube.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=hUCa6z-nGmRMhq4rY13ryknKynfPxSPq15peRgIfvUisCpuaa8QWHfJ5ibLpsLpZuj-Obu9tmAcJhSRsv4bhS9xQqY7Zsv05Kzc6ibvjiaTy8eeEFBYzzncs972LB~KGrHcnzXZYkG0Z52kqAake5YfEzL2c21wIYWQtahcP8R~6ySkt-HS77X9T4NSsk12PYyLk5l0fDoq-15hJyeX5YYcM3-KT4YHpeHEp23kwTaUVvX7v617BXRL5F2kdfVtF-tPkQFEkit~pUhQ4d28QrM5rayCrUbeReDg1-1~BrSOuXg-DAId~UaG-ze2yaEHtz0paRXl9iG8jvRcvRtgedHp2AlZ28V6D5vrW4YS4PRhyo9~gmQns0Bfzz7Y8DD5sqSaxAHz6bzFitI7ff6xc8fRrGmjc1G4EXR~YsS87QyJ~vqKfFZRrCiXkigmrjq-Osgsrr2B4kkKCAeSM~fTJZ02KjF3e1CQusZgyRfSG058vV8NND6HGc1~MBme61wvUAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://wsezu3wybrwyn6uzcdgc4ignm24liwpq6op353ycpkdifzkwznsq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=anotube.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=anotube.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2014-11-23<br /> | &lt;s&gt;Video hosting&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://cheech-wizard.i2p/ cheech-wizard.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://cheech-wizard.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=ZoduUvkoKaaKwncpbiX5Pb89PDYG6Qzl7H7QpVqVYodL9aaLS1~PbezKGrHeZUVjWZQjg-lTTodKtJcjNoloLa9IHnoE-zO8MvgyKTR4rAfvRZITRV4Q7Twy0B9B9at7depwFSAjFVDP8WYsq8FjFVS5Vj2NPK7ZKfKlq7qgywdsPOrFHCHZZmwKzimaIyFtUr2blHxRj~ddQ0~S9XHeMS0oVIWrs6FsMzwzUiieAVLaUpJtwX6~Z9vaJcSLYrDt4G9R3i-PhtmUZWwyJquEfVSDH7V-Eu3BcABJyQNGyy0WInZnvnYPgU7-x87IWdA31pozvA2eRwc0Cph5I2uXyAM1TXef2osEwUldn~Lcdtg~supspzqA2MzRCOS6TZ03fZEtQIB6oG6kgi-ljOT6d61PmmcGMMOUitRVceT24w2Xb1wscID8CSsO8Fhh68svJH2IvM4fueu0sahBb7HC7jguIE5c5IlZLVo5jSfvUQf5aMQugQff0RzlFyaWsi8fAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://dpb7636vegt6resmljhneoaxeycovc5jksqvi2etnbntjveuyzwq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=cheech-wizard.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=cheech-wizard.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2014-11-04<br /> | &lt;s&gt;&quot;Da Wizard's Lair&quot;&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://eepcast.i2p/ eepcast.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://eepcast.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=VFzuIj6MHIwU7MzHH6a8Yz70Prj0o5jAYYspPeZvD5NnViFF5dTt3ZKDmt3Pu3mK9BDe7yNLqf1lNDrvv16DYlc9aLMO2vfZEu-DF3Fe1fzJP6MQLfzS0fKNs5BM5jILH2ySnIEMwV9Vep2A489aEpKtBXbgGqM7H6udyZG2EHULJ-6Bt8ly-xXBNgs1MMQPw4iRwPLXprMz7nPfnKkF5dR-XDy7v3ehuZNce89kcgCf0Plb~tGSnpua78IN7mBAto57c83xtmQprllZQB~9g8vsXEEOcglqHeFDb9pi6pRDaGffp4L4VufxP-WM2DiH~1NG2-RyRcNu-tDlLvyl0311nlasDAnmKSPYgQvaoS2L3NIYoNBXmqjygR8iSq8QL8B-ly7rY8V6PM76rBK70vo~Rxz8vnMsj02Lra3oRbARAzcufXINw0KQu9NskVPRdS1dTowLw34TcPJTt4KNH-R1NqnhliMFaMm7XO9kt-Z4DMHU9F1us5NkxHgxDPZXAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://oane7gi73374frhll27wxqxgtfxkzeuxvseghnlwgs7cnflrz22a.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=eepcast.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=eepcast.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2015-11-28<br /> | &lt;s&gt;&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http:///lv-server.i2p lv-server.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://lv-server.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=x8EzFXQ7GSb5roOMl0zcY77U9fQB0VlZVcLbR9ERdlJyUNM38FvtBX1rRy3VQ5CtP6cPPiT2EBMAEaRyO~MRGposV4957~uhQbv4~1dctvSZe4PSYwGogJ5lScGj6K4qWycCLZwK6O4yoTLNKzJ4Me1KCDDQ9o~VPyiYHb8FnUs--P2kslvVGPUDgkIs~fDTOoYDr3SkS9cveR8Wj0IMl6TLg0oDfkB1M6dj8OIqDJqBf4KTR8HeEqrFV6zg6Krd6V5n6QS8SD~sPZmqQM7aq-eU~0Srrdel3G85kzEDc8cwXqc8QuKp-YVe5Z1FvZtXgFnBbYh75gDoSqp7VlxJgpvK9C6PSV4DKnTTtB3c7ozrmWn4jX39MBv7weq-axcCknBpsi1HYgkEnvivX1Uloa6BhLJYDFgBa0wbHX2yRINaX~6Of-W0swbke~KQrbV8bi3khvHKsQWkOzvofK8UKjyofziz80LLGoLk5RkKl6by1N10tQqmhdvGzf1Zl2r8AAAA ADH]<br /> [http://cz2sm5xafgu6zdypraghtwfedbvkwzw2d5dv76xkautihn6znvka.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=lv-server.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=lv-server.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2015-12-19<br /> | &lt;s&gt;iMule/I2Phex links: music, movies, South Park episodes, Latvian language courses, chemistry and math textbooks and many more&lt;/s&gt;&lt;ref&gt;[http://forum.i2p/viewtopic.php?t=11808 Eepsite announce]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Games === &lt;!--T:136--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:191--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Anime/ Manga === &lt;!--T:137--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:192--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Music === &lt;!--T:138--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:193--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Politics and Hacktivism == &lt;!--T:139--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:194--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://manifesto.i2p manifesto.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://manifesto.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=Vpy7LkxgxiklMqUmD28GasW4-JpRkaVAFr5P71wNYCtF~GHgQVSdTzaxnSP91h~Bup3lCGJMIlS-Z-uChllsA79tCUhBuiFl54MuEAVzRE7DNgqYoJRA~ttT5VCewMcb-ZEeSeWaMcnJwkJ-myHiUwtFZ2Ufn4mWS8csBch6zA2EzbFSwCW20ODGR40FxV1~QIbU1NH7PScjOZZHrpTFGfwuzNJ9qcwUXokB2Ymv5SDS3j-hyghN6RTRWh9AmV3vZ8yxXK2tW~V5cqyh0p0qOfSinOppQP~Ze1OzaJ9~pZjuzFAqwbzs7Qz3hIefpMg5eb2g1GHFEHl7B0kBhltsmR9wPhphVYYDQmnMOJeAmemqGB5t0ASa-8r6IFvHAaEVPvWB7HIsF~K86PUXPTEsCHO~PYNwzESA5P6Vh3LegJgVG0LsjqvNkxJ65CZMhb7e3AGo-2p5k8fhmAS3GeImf0Ezqq3E-k2FblaGx7OIz1O37L42RPhjwVQ8YP49rUpbBQAEAAEAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://sfbj3omyd5xjatay62mzbrqhog4iesi46ll5wdzjoirl44yrkcgq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=manifesto.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=manifesto.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2017-04-05<br /> | &lt;s&gt;Website for sharing not-too-long manifestos, essays, guides, etc&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://theanondog.i2p theanondog.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://theanondog.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=O-0OAg9NXQ6qIIDe0humj8-bBEnej2SgWFqpUeIaUVSUGd7dmi5yZiTLXWejnT7V9X37KGjQ6cJQPhQ-96Oir0xcpVg2~QUUhhvBbRXzcMBBBQ8EvDhS9ENvpJgBt-i5Z0YVmSEQrQhYWFdwBEwoVLPGSK6qVq8ULvakccz0cUVbHTAKtKuHUXXWsErBULLKxPNWL7tZzkS6Bw77d3EFcaMcBC2Md6LX8c6k3rXXH6ZjinfJuGxhpK3h9wubfikInjiaM69qiym8Jx9qCaWHrPuBJT8P1jCGS2py3BqV1wSDDyqaNh4NHustY09A8Cf51pgGv-1rf6G2aV1WPFUjZ1TfT5QjYxeW3wOyp5WV9N1AIMSqqAm3uNoovCtAqsSi8rR4SffQqf8-m63y910r7Xlv4GBIBK0Xm6973k-IvFE6UMU-i3NKHRdQyOJhxlSqycfo1OCoeE0FNlH4d1Rj71vVOVMipd1bp8h6Xh7hCWhokYEfzBEWWNsto1KpwINKAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://2a7cwhrta5p3wkfcvgru5skfuih3yflverc4cfog7abzs4zp6doq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=theanondog.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=theanondog.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2015-09-10<br /> | &lt;s&gt;4364r's Anonymous Daily - news, info, comments&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> == Bitcoin/Cryptocurrencies == &lt;!--T:140--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:195--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://doged.i2p doged.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://doged.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=h8hikaZ7gv4xDA77Mh2SNg0yLnm8DqbuZV0iVuutCCSseSRZAwo6G3Nb11Q7~AivHFprEU4GiEx7phD6v68or1rEmbcPvqkhjF~gIdjjsuUfDE-gOL5DT0QZqaqdyLUo1U7cCO~94X~hTB40VponTPG3q8pJXQ1cV7BvQREmUi0ZwIIzHLMQlBBA~sc0djTQOlCG2jFehCiJg39HJlG60K7eCh9uabqQO6BXgzthQBphkjfEw-OqFr4hrETuElkmqNqL5j8YUTD5c6kMDYGqBi37z3ps6WuGbU~T7XpBYboaNAblYuULiJW61~M9~0uMfc9REVuwW9pnUvH5U~clri2TRUpafo690CWH3r622We~3pkZAD~4eC0jQxNdMBbxNLF92eYYKsIsUkSKIRyhCYoIug1bE8LklsPqNrusPnuGbR3ZSpD30EMeZJdsaqDFEGSOmRgR-Lywk6BglWEcB54rQEPMYCw570oYfYdMhTBufBKRHBrBSfqH3TttgGZdAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://kfrt6wjrar4lvdvnqn2hdb23seycb35ei3vvxmdheqy3uakqk62a.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=doged.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=doged.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2016-04-10<br /> | &lt;s&gt;Dogecoin Dark - another alternative cryptocurrency with Tor and I2P support&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://bitcoin-escrow.i2p/ bitcoin-escrow.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://bitcoin-escrow.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=-ye8YA0fpSZoFQNxwfFnKnUFdzs7qwh2Ghk3qHH-2x1xTYM6jKemm1iJV8y1ILEr3xkv8QhBeIbsF2V68qKvAW3U-G5O-C1C~skLP3Dc9O2HLqvTcIWVjb4lNLlmveHwOZpUzPuk8KnavdWXxpqrrczrozTdci5G1Gs7QDDC0~raEexIdovyXdV0dcXK9nqXceI2Xk5z82HKCGn9iXnnZkFKSLWa2rfqimFzfrT3CRzBubjJC~jWOIKrkJhe-R9LLQq4tz15nB1oTD5eAUy-b3ajFORUqhH3T0Bx4EXW0AmJPi4Rdnz65Z1b7UxFHgEi4XlJe3gVZoV2sDs6mXQa30lNv~ewm~yT8Tt6P8MrdBDDQ-FvuK2l--9lNoJHnwUFOG30wZtmi7-BLmlfQk915q3uoNhFnfTdJNnKjSX6jCWXuRMJMv-Jt47dHMePt0bhazdfiQsUfiyQta2LQpKHI3SxjOuP4nAZegvvtd5KoShUulVEePvbaKqAPMG9UYNeAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://o5p4gocoulbw2rg2uadura73jtzb65amzkgqsese2ot3zuviiq4q.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=bitcoin-escrow.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=bitcoin-escrow.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2013-02-02<br /> | &lt;s&gt;The Objective of this free Bitcoin escrow service is to enable and promote anonymous eCommerce (using Bitcoin) on the I2P network.&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Miscellaneous == &lt;!--T:75--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:196--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Hacking / Cracking / Piracy === &lt;!--T:87--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:197--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Whistleblowing === &lt;!--T:89--&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:198--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Proxies to other networks == &lt;!--T:141--&gt;<br /> <br /> === [[Syndie]] messages === &lt;!--T:146--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:199--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Proxies to [[Tahoe-LAFS]] cloud === &lt;!--T:147--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:200--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! 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Outproxy<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last confirmed<br /> ! Type<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = References = &lt;!--T:159--&gt;<br /> &lt;/translate&gt;<br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> [[Category:I2p]]<br /> [[Category:Eepsite]]</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=Eepsite/Services&diff=89 2020-01-28T23:09:10Z

<p>Bandura: Created page with &quot;&lt;languages /&gt; &lt;translate&gt; &lt;!--T:168--&gt; This is a user-curated listing of useful services sorted by functionality. Feel free to update this site. For an overview of websites in...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;languages /&gt;<br /> &lt;translate&gt;<br /> &lt;!--T:168--&gt;<br /> This is a user-curated listing of useful services sorted by functionality. Feel free to update this site. For an overview of websites in country-specific languages, see [[Eepsite]]. &lt;!-- Eine Übersicht über Webseiten in länderspezifischen Sprachen finden Sie unter Index. --&gt; Not all sites might have an address associated (or be public at all), so read up on the I2P domain name system if that interests you. New eepsites are also announced in the section [http://forums.i2p/index.php?board=6.0 'Eepsite Announce'] at [http://forums.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=fv1O2sumG-W5MP1p03cqsD9qyXkNLa8LYFpq6Y0OmRvv3ZlUFQsNFWHsSBcSfxjlHfsGcPBVngAmytQDjfOHQqPy11QPm1YLRzkpFXI9fugb63MVMfnzTWq2LgxAGDK3pOa1a78oH5DxvVkjJOKo9p5SdtWEG97IcJRTZPFg-UhA4LQ6zUyvW1kZeaSvM1JRNcgojNa4Wgc0LO8A1b25YlyOQfIuYyK5PvMZxezrf1dmWt7i6eTOlhbYva4pnpRwDYJCKq-ss4dNRHe7RP-1WbmH~Rn5KT~qF2hYUe2rtg6da2kBESuAC8Ma2autxeXRhS2pNSOapfsLTwV3iSRIX0G-2VHZuR66ue~4Ub3ZqFSrCEOS-QCcMdfg54YRmeEtjEhsghavUFAUZyNcyXLSWJLK5~W9ODkwAGDk4Yqo3HZ6kMV4tbzO368I6v9P8wfWE2NgY~vAmqG1aCq26Tz37OvyR3d0EgVf1lnjkM9OBssoIPUSkMAqUDrzu0CvSSuXBQAEAAEAAA== forums.i2p].<br /> There is also a list of dead services at [[Eepsite/Services/Dead]], that are dead for more than 3 months and are unlikely to return.<br /> &lt;!-- Template:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | []<br /> |<br /> [ ADH]<br /> [ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname= iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q= inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2017-06-24<br /> | <br /> |} --&gt;<br /> <br /> == Legend == &lt;!--T:2--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:169--&gt;<br /> ;ADH<br /> : Address Helper link<br /> ;B32<br /> : Base 32 address link<br /> ;iden<br /> : Query the last seen status at [http://identiguy.i2p/ identiguy.i2p]<br /> ;inr<br /> : Query the eepsite at [http://inr.i2p/ inr.i2p]The color highlighting corresponds to the traffic light system.<br /> <br /> = Services = &lt;!--T:170--&gt;<br /> <br /> == Eepsite index collections == &lt;!--T:5--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:171--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://inr.i2p/ inr.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://inr.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=GGB99wXYBnX-wOxQ~Xrvo7AvngoYgifvZZL54ksZWzclcirG7AysqfkAKyv906PxfM4y2DcN2K9m4-D99yFj-1BdnUuIEqfi2yuaaVoWuOffT3h9ne~kZnq3C-wrmczD70Gxk4shvSVxMdUEFvEip8QY4K0R-FiKBsFAfWGTE3b9d-QCzP0H9VP5V-CaYjYVQuMRgMluk9gnoLRipvV7483f~rmGgYX8xwygEAQ3v9P4hrAlJrP0lWJLI1K6KQucP3THIxZ4A9Xxnl0I7EZAT8bHwzschFrcDPYM~DtQdkJTz2VphocbNLfIExTrFt88-xC69WE-fSbaMf9jucT4f5kdpfpRu0kM~am40etxPs8uXGF-L9IXCjgUkJHrWdPHeGhnx-ye2xvUTLO2jyga8iY89Ee3IpqivVUg-iAQJzX9NXC29sf0YzNj8d8mdWRNuzbLSx9CVJ3l1NPJr4k7hmCqf8lBGXNIFZQL4Wez1PPcM4gw0o73gqIxkxvVzVcpAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://joajgazyztfssty4w2on5oaqksz6tqoxbduy553y34mf4byv6gpq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=inr.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=inr.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | &quot;I2P Name Registry is a domain name registration service for I2P. It also provides checks when a site has last been online.&quot;<br /> |-<br /> | [http://identiguy.i2p/ identiguy.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=EhDXPsItHi7Dfx8~~0iHPzkjiK1568wqEifARTr-ngIznwVaBmeEnSHXfLkA-7F~Nrqw95yQLlZpja6N1DyQNtJXPx-Db3apXuKwsuTNSGgZme2kFHXPh7PCsfzARwxn4d2-Nx75V4BSCgQr0gRjDa~L~JmtxPRUpZX2NyBvD0w5MSaD~9t4RuCRQ2gVDpUUDcTh2jkm2bX-R9vRIHhCZLasHxDR7rJC9-38uMsQ6ywd4ulQQYIs0kB1sEofdXUypyqphQU9xIxz7azgzKJp~dHnJpJ6SpaH7UrDN-YfOkAvGFBbk9k-u3NGl571Y205dQF~l3XHvVKf6NS9~JvtVh0JibwQ2qLVPy3Y~TtViffvpunNGOrfnVrT5-1c3lWNHx8gTalY3R-vU5rDd8Bz3AhNM6KWktZq8LiHHhJUxIkebXZsid-f2g~QgRRywxG7ksIlKsCMEn076f03L-oWJIlrAg5MdQd-qlg1Bs1IhrR8YT8jNYrX1bGdlmPrJDpiAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://3mzmrus2oron5fxptw7hw2puho3bnqmw2hqy7nw64dsrrjwdilva.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=identiguy.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=identiguy.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Automated listing of eepsite addresses with &quot;last online&quot; checks, but without descriptions.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://no.i2p no.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://no.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=8jISadUQuR~kZ9YzZxfQwSQRdhY~gkTSgy4l33jKOAraoqSmb~IcoeN5xOXyhtX8gxKEb03-48zPZnso83TwcTFg66~Cu38a59fG0h~vy~WIY5x5CwfkoCFqYmo4OzdnTY-2TcQ2ZN44VA6Sx48UXjEsSdrvn0SfaeMAW5It-N6MAV23Qgc5NgRTVJ6YS74FnRZCy6uGU-RPz1HQQIH~byW-NHBmXAW2Bmv2Kq3bHVHY9tb4d8yfrhlnaf3bfhLeELUbtBnXhLd3Zs2kX6Afz7ofDkpmaygYO6XA8QNIVcM2ub6-jSdsly~EXBtRDzF0WSbT9v8rvpop5TxjwXAnTjbS09Qq8x2Bl8wfkkPz45beN0Je7wrxp0SBk5DHhhvVbbyFUS7bDn1~aTvE7Ujq8ael3myR56jb8NlYiXaiJYgwPXpXx5gSDf8rBaDIdJsSSHWv~DqOfJ1BkhADCEfGZ3QMFY7uWrXGuj0J3OYEvonV-deMoh6pYKtgcFiewJgjAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://lpsg4x4gdrf7antxcdy47cl6abcqei5ommgzt55retq7go5ku3ba.b32.i2p B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=no.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=no.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | no.i2p registration service is a domain name registration and active host listing service for I2P.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Search Engines == &lt;!--T:55--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:172--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://seeker.i2p seeker.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://seeker.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=RcszCisH-CEd7QG~m0JNrfg-LuaKAxA3gIDQbNO-RwcRFAn0F8RlGXkTkoPPMlJCVTKYBedBUop41-kkiVkerMr~D7vJOn3tocD3bzWXsZMz~RbQvAn-PgeqHlikU6kLyjDX2Cj8UFF2o1a3VVw6DcrbZ30IxHLgGjqtlV-I9DxeAsF14nyvS4WQDH3yar9CUKnUPV7AGM1TiF7Vms3LxW2gNgZX4lvene~pFEvztvWjmvCSJdAZsjFpeDB4UH1sDDwKT0KnZOau4Vcz~Pme3oTdQsJttroM3GIniJ0KTgBbks0Vbn~OuBOmavgulsHJt~76fbpbkkC4GGvre01d-RrIcv~DOb8JOV96j2hxNbOqP~t4k-vZL2ez50q1n4low7jd5CYQvu9jvXKRynhyfstCIoZInug7blhVVsKgBd7jIQgEwbPRvRZSfIBCeHLe4Inp0yjgsINB7s40wZxsWruO8qhBqB3LOjl~l44sk~vNXKGmJbgYi~wJcYIQaEk~BQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://ipll7sit24oyhnwawpvokz5u7dabq6klveuqpx3sbi6o5qemy2bq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=seeker.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=seeker.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-24<br /> | Powered by Opensearchserver, &lt;u&gt;Beta stage&lt;/u&gt;, Maintained by Unconscious &amp; COMiX (Multilingual support, registration, search terms restrictions implemented but not yet allowed). Note: this one seems to work fine – with javascript for search autocomplete &lt;u&gt;only&lt;/u&gt; – on a few tests and has a nice, familiar look :-).<br /> |-<br /> | [http://searx.i2p searx.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://searx.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=cY-6nT2D-S-LffK27~ER2vjZDEzO8qPy3rq9be1e6jrNdHfQ~7YGXMfBaV1Yh3a6Fd3WRcWZIGiwK9Ft-lhUgY9yhvgergxuWa-cqlOaLSBEh8CtbltWkLNPL9NC--XERftmIkLojJk6dJqmmZYuzOU0uwhJncft8p5fg10-bQH4w1E-j6~fR~OD77Km2hf686P7hX~BKs2R0SRGflvmgBfd6mqT0lQ3yRbVPyYUSteFnNvjwTbbtLnkFTzV11Cj-SeMbxaf~rIWOWFGThlqleqa4yeDR-HOAP2S9o6alhupJN6rGc9FJYYJtFaC6PrqBJMsLtfZJPX3IN3~4vb5-YCUaM1U6ix-tKrknPuWRq7ThWnsX5~yc-mmiH~3Ke~vIf7UI0tyKhQMnBXxojIYm~gQtySTFKVXctrDGJsOJ8kadGDMQIggTLxTL-CAA80DLUzKbYTbjtubU73koDRw2iiu8AQxS9HMD2NHw0bwJ7Ws9eEb3Th0JpCopiEU47EDBQAEAAEAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://lcjxhuo5lbrol3e5ijj3ga4gdhhelzdyslc7bm4blw6jy6cx4p5a.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=searx.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=searx.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Searx is a privacy-respecting, hackable metasearch engine. Clearnet results only.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://legwork.i2p/ legwork.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://oitoja234mwfbeuhtuibnxn6hd5v4nbtf7oxfgdhk5igrg6wkiqq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=legwork.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=legwork.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-24<br /> | <br /> Runs with [[YaCy]]&lt;ref&gt;http://zzz.i2p/topics/2619-new-search-engine-on-i2p-legwork-i2p&lt;/ref&gt; (currently down - under maintenance).<br /> |-<br /> | [http://publicwww.i2p/ publicwww.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://publicwww.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=DcdQmOFT433bg7GIXq0JAOXNO~C2xPisxdv7QtIS6a7PZwoGGZfrTMiRI7K9fRNUinhCi73On9QLLv7PQdAFXrV2yNZI6jhn4-wLG0Db7aJhI-kEcjEb2njTtq6RNl2E~CURSfG1FskEV3H5EdC-zSgR0q4chOWEuaRRhINrGnbAyVzu3gE0bewfUarWt8jrAwbK6NUjLP5M1vanxk3lL6c8pOLov-tfttrfI-s5yAXI3IJvtL7mDNAHzF1xByyWywBkYbJfJfCicS08cBheT0hvsAXbZSsnp0AYZVTIvT~sUJ4FBoWEzH0m3wUIGZFzDjE9bjtXciCBZsBByGeV~8eXQi8U6NvFXnkYfqmBunPtbJBsYnO0RQiNybikniVQVGzTHtEqBuSIM9-hbMJ5WyOYaF1jr6D3tY-A5HrbgjWlFwvTgxfK3iLdaOpuTbsDzxuMOR4TtprWVczeeaAcqy00TAil5spTm5vcWanVe9Fd56-RBONbj2mRV4drTOOABQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://oitoja234mwfbeuhtuibnxn6hd5v4nbtf7oxfgdhk5igrg6wkiqq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=publicwww.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=publicwww.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | <br /> Source Code Search Engine: Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or <br /> keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:173--&gt;<br /> See also [[Search engines and I2P]] if you want to run one of your own.<br /> <br /> == I2P related == &lt;!--T:174--&gt;<br /> <br /> === I2P development === &lt;!--T:7--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:175--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://i2p-projekt.i2p i2p-projekt.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://i2p-projekt.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=8ZAW~KzGFMUEj0pdchy6GQOOZbuzbqpWtiApEj8LHy2~O~58XKxRrA43cA23a9oDpNZDqWhRWEtehSnX5NoCwJcXWWdO1ksKEUim6cQLP-VpQyuZTIIqwSADwgoe6ikxZG0NGvy5FijgxF4EW9zg39nhUNKRejYNHhOBZKIX38qYyXoB8XCVJybKg89aMMPsCT884F0CLBKbHeYhpYGmhE4YW~aV21c5pebivvxeJPWuTBAOmYxAIgJE3fFU-fucQn9YyGUFa8F3t-0Vco-9qVNSEWfgrdXOdKT6orr3sfssiKo3ybRWdTpxycZ6wB4qHWgTSU5A-gOA3ACTCMZBsASN3W5cz6GRZCspQ0HNu~R~nJ8V06Mmw~iVYOu5lDvipmG6-dJky6XRxCedczxMM1GWFoieQ8Ysfuxq-j8keEtaYmyUQme6TcviCEvQsxyVirr~dTC-F8aZ~y2AlG5IJz5KD02nO6TRkI2fgjHhv9OZ9nskh-I2jxAzFP6Is1kyAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://udhdrtrcetjm5sxzskjyr5ztpeszydbh4dpl3pl4utgqqw2v4jna.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=i2p-projekt.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=i2p-projekt.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | I2P Homepage ([http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/get-involved/guides/new-developers new developers guide])<br /> |-<br /> | [http://zzz.i2p/ zzz.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://zzz.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=GKapJ8koUcBj~jmQzHsTYxDg2tpfWj0xjQTzd8BhfC9c3OS5fwPBNajgF-eOD6eCjFTqTlorlh7Hnd8kXj1qblUGXT-tDoR9~YV8dmXl51cJn9MVTRrEqRWSJVXbUUz9t5Po6Xa247Vr0sJn27R4KoKP8QVj1GuH6dB3b6wTPbOamC3dkO18vkQkfZWUdRMDXk0d8AdjB0E0864nOT~J9Fpnd2pQE5uoFT6P0DqtQR2jsFvf9ME61aqLvKPPWpkgdn4z6Zkm-NJOcDz2Nv8Si7hli94E9SghMYRsdjU-knObKvxiagn84FIwcOpepxuG~kFXdD5NfsH0v6Uri3usE3XWD7Pw6P8qVYF39jUIq4OiNMwPnNYzy2N4mDMQdsdHO3LUVh~DEppOy9AAmEoHDjjJxt2BFBbGxfdpZCpENkwvmZeYUyNCCzASqTOOlNzdpne8cuesn3NDXIpNnqEE6Oe5Qm5YOJykrX~Vx~cFFT3QzDGkIjjxlFBsjUJyYkFjBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://lhbd7ojcaiofbfku7ixh47qj537g572zmhdc4oilvugzxdpdghua.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=zzz.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=zzz.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-08-16<br /> | Forum of the developer of the Java I2P version. (The contact point for users is the &quot;I2P support forum&quot;.)<br /> |-<br /> | [http://stats.i2p/ stats.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://stats.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=Okd5sN9hFWx-sr0HH8EFaxkeIMi6PC5eGTcjM1KB7uQ0ffCUJ2nVKzcsKZFHQc7pLONjOs2LmG5H-2SheVH504EfLZnoB7vxoamhOMENnDABkIRGGoRisc5AcJXQ759LraLRdiGSR0WTHQ0O1TU0hAz7vAv3SOaDp9OwNDr9u902qFzzTKjUTG5vMTayjTkLo2kOwi6NVchDeEj9M7mjj5ySgySbD48QpzBgcqw1R27oIoHQmjgbtbmV2sBL-2Tpyh3lRe1Vip0-K0Sf4D-Zv78MzSh8ibdxNcZACmZiVODpgMj2ejWJHxAEz41RsfBpazPV0d38Mfg4wzaS95R5hHx6eh7oG61KBN1cO1oY8M2oQfISCCpWHPm4WzOlfOHyZOzUHOpcYERAFbsO~w0-ryKIjZJeTzmc314vQB3gG8zMhPRWy9ff6BMkI492DQG2Qv0y3f5fRtx3BfzD7POhujoICzbs8XiCOuuAu8BO0u3k903uHAPNurZx~0jG05TdBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://kqypgjpjwrphnzebod5ev3ts2vtii6e5tntrg4rnfijqc7rypldq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=stats.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=stats.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | &quot;The home for NetDB statistics&quot;<br /> * [http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/ I2P Plugins]<br /> * [http://stats.i2p/cgi-bin/viewmtn/ ViewMTN] (&quot;The list below shows all branches served within his Monotone database&quot;)<br /> |-<br /> | [http://update.dg.i2p/dev/update.html update.dg.i2p/dev/update.html]<br /> |<br /> [http://update.dg.i2p/dev/update.html?i2paddresshelper=VF24ZkA7BpNnX5pjhhcqdQoopDX5JPLWRPidbAWXut8OMA4BGoCfGZo6hkT-WhHHOGi0OR89XqpZt6Pvf~KY-SahxNg8LD8FsWdLhaq~PXPi2H8ZGfEW7moEFm2sIlGbwQSWkFwQHmqRRvOs-YkuFFPeSRVMGzBkZGhT7~yJ9TjfpESJo~K4UEYZFp6l9BNj-kLeqEzXd4cCR8kYhubqvRGcdStNWyTPgIjZA~TffAQhR6RvLJovQbIaio8TXECFA1WE4rlX7FXlZt2DLGUhmZMEOisTS3-bH5axZID0461X8nEs~z-DuPl6CO7KFnxspWmA1gNk7Hdwcn4Jzy9bRg-2W4B2Dhh-k7wIi1lI-Tebbvpnx~cwoGjalpW95DomqcxQThQ7ffHtCIZw0GwM9ZJD-diB5zR~jDLCEr8VfiNpHuKzFb3z45QowTo4woXBU1wY0FV0cXYXrVjWz10v96bN3~v99Fp8yFJTbCNwsCf9sOl6ymqJj7l4j~xyxAouAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://iqj6ysfh3wl26m4buvyna73yhduifv523l7bwuexxak4mgldexja.b32.i2p/dev/update.html B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=update.dg.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=update.dg.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | dg's dev builds - &quot;I2P development (testing) builds, fresh from monotone.&quot;<br /> |-<br /> | [http://trac.i2p2.i2p/ trac.i2p2.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://trac.i2p2.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=24SmhWiRDm-GzpV5Gq2sXhuvPpa1OihY7rkxQO4aHy5qKjr6zmEnZ3xQXdkFJJ0Z1lKy73XRmgCyys02G25Hl3cuxlZ2fNbp6KhOzlRKpOIAWFdSWZNF4Fp7sos0x-a-9fxOWnwwQ9MFcRYwixE~iCZf4JG~-Pd-MHgAuDhIX0P3~GmfUvo~9xPjof1ZsnaOV1zC0XUkHxZA5D6V0Bse~Ptfb66lPNcgBxIEntCStBAy~rTjaA3SdAufG29IRWDscpFq1-D4XPaXHnlXu7n7WdpFEM8WWd3ebUMqnq8XvLL1eqoWYzKCe3aaavC3W6~pJp8cxKl2IKrhvSFatHZ0chRg3B4~ja1Cxmw1psisplSkJqMnF921E6pury0i6GH52XAVoj4iiDY~EAvqDhzG-ThwlzTs~2JKzslwxOrD2ejd-dcKdi4i9xvi2JQ4Ib2Mw2ktaQhuAw3Y9EkqAs7oriQQN8N8dwIoYkJLfvh7ousm0iKJJvMt3s55PccM46SoAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://i43xzkihpdq34f2jlmtgiyyay5quafg5rebog7tk7xil2c6kbyoa.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=trac.i2p2.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=trac.i2p2.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Bug tracker · [http://trac.i2p2.i2p/newticket newticket] · [http://trac.i2p2.i2p/search search] · [http://trac.i2p2.i2p/report report] · [http://trac.i2p2.i2p/wiki/specs specs] - I2P Wiki, Timeline, Roadmap, Tickets.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:10--&gt;<br /> See also [[I2pProjects]].<br /> <br /> === I2P software === &lt;!--T:123--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:176--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://muwire.i2p/ muwire.i2p]<br /> | [http://muwire.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=sf98w7aoGH1NrWWTaJWn~6vb-vh5X1I7Zp4dDH6l0b~MOMxYO6ZuetLKvMZEu8bv6pwTVtj3iAI7MMTyWP4WEzA26GcsyisioU9dn0qnkd0-BEspjHzvvzLY6~r8MomY7wKwO9HuljiqZ5wu9oynxVn-NajxKmxoN359mAHJV8hM8J6BqtudKf3OyhT25HVyjiFH8s~g7Kbxaqa13J30k2bCY7slt3-hDIn8UNXQ0LZ8tuLRHs9SducPb4qmnOoZuNSK5x896sSOeyh80gmI2AbjVlal5baEIWGsmK6qypoPKUX-H-8m5gxo~l6DdHWXXaMcl4jZbscxKftxShJwKMFkvjFa6vGqL54IsRDfkTJ9MvdvX2RjSrxpMjqVpmsdZZdYH~HxHzKNv8-BCr4pD2NQJjo~4DT1qba1RCnuiFtFRfopLcHJsFtaqJBZbnj8mD9lEedxej370Zy2oRfbkYIfZIozh2l9TYyJfmr03uBpfOp8TKbqmtRcY4EWvPctBQAEAAcAAA== ADH] [http://c3r6by4k4kzbx7yvq36u5rieuymshuq2pebo3dzs6oovpzn52uoa.b32.i2p/ B32] [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=muwire.i2p iden] [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=muwire.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-20<br /> | [[MuWire]] is a file sharing program inspired by LimeWire but completely anonymous. Uses I2P for all communication.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://aktie.i2p/ aktie.i2p]<br /> |[http://aktie.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=XN7h3F10BDPTa-LndrhQZVf8dGyuz4yVrB~5O30vr68Qr4j5~S5gJ8nQK3cWuoWFypIFXQIFlMIWEN4wo5DEBkL1J2WsNdIOypTVYyfFCAB2hBtVDuw-gqrbmi-no2iZ4w2kmGw3zBT8X7A0KTvZ6U6tn0fdq8~gHUJ6S3IcizLdaMRWDciQ35HW~pfVy1FJKsTBaiVUBaQW06ktuV~G7H2QcWhVd2wWVLNlFg-D3gMHsg9VTgCwMvCihd4~I0w5PLELkgUjHmBKEfdeZI0DmXKST9BKT2vGpVCY9gvXVximvMlDAfzUSC0QN7F~Z4SNJfhYIi5Tt88iYQOKIu~BT29RkwXmzXHVb-u5J1uOfw7hDbLfvyMuBPp8B1dZTbkoSbrH8WRWlZPsbaRc68vfLjzS8iIf~GjQrZlWzKYlKlO8ofPLjRnt~vvkfaCa3EMeefZa-eJhA8Fb3vxqzva-o9paNz8nm8zwxA93Cglxs8zqSuOLnRu3Rut1ZTDjRYaoBQAEAAcAAA== ADH] [http://4qwhpshwlp6ndzvtiwvf7myc3lll3vizqcdvvuxrzgaxv4g2qogq.b32.i2p/ B32] [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=aktie.i2p iden] [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=aktie.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | [[Aktie]] - Anonymous file sharing, distributed forums and private messaging system.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://webviewer.aktie.i2p/ webviewer.aktie.i2p]<br /> | <br /> [http://webviewer.aktie.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=Ib0aHyEo5Unxy7IdYjoHraq~KOckibiXQstdxEr5qC-xDbrO76P9lBwKxH9zi1N1nzekcznc7COZleWePLaGJLnLL5h~lX8alLpR0sEJwcYoZKjoOYH1~v~HdUj6A9afMmSFBPOOo6LpatKWEvuQ369SDbfE0JNN2bOPNmHMFdvu-b7H-hUC~FvjILysA7Lybm1e9hlulGHRqy0Gg0k4KAUM7xobFlHLtQZ0zH9WW3~Ho3SPHSUPf-mGqLVuCiQ74~bj-xGXp5GWcL07PuHbZoXfVNGf2j5mAH6fzWiwRNoNC0wq8tu5WcpdvohWJ3-Dwu0BeV3Cxcy~3XlTPgY41cFzNdCByOvC0KQVJtVDT6XajPGlfCqK4gPKKwGxyraKKZjK3CfJbzZYkxXvwqGWni1Wsrzy5nJ0fQgtrl7-szeZq3upV-zhi3fqCFZk0Qlli2~3YvQyBLn9xjg8YhBgM4HBCKca~dIj9VZm6Fojg6cS~dPUY0fcHgjXxeGSfTpXBQAEAAcAAA%3d%3d ADH] <br /> [http://gvofjbuvkl65f2npmyyig6wmi4ryvzdyli2pj4ufu56vtabc5pmq.b32.i2p/ B32] [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=webviewer.aktie.i2p iden] [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=webviewer.aktie.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Aktie Web Viewer - Web-based read-only gateway to [[Aktie]].<br /> |-<br /> | [http://bote.i2p bote.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://bote.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=6IZTYacjlXjSAxu-uXEO5oGsj-f4tfePHEvGjs5pu-AMXMwD7-xFdi8kdobDMJp9yRAl96U7yLl~0t9zHeqqYmNeZnDSkTmAcSC2PT45ZJDXBobKi1~a77zuqfPwnzEatYfW3GL1JQAEkAmiwNJoG7ThTZ3zT7W9ekVJpHi9mivpTbaI~rALLfuAg~Mvr60nntZHjqhEZuiU4dTXrmc5nykl~UaMnBdwHL4jKmoN5CotqHyLYZfp74fdD-Oq4SkhuBhU8wkBIM3lz3Ul1o6-s0lNUMdYJq1CyxnyP7jeekdfAlSx4P4sU4M0dPaYvPdOFWPWwBuEh0pCs5Mj01B2xeEBhpV~xSLn6ru5Vq98TrmaR33KHxd76OYYFsWwzVbBuMVSd800XpBghGFucGw01YHYsPh3Afb01sXbf8Nb1bkxCy~DsrmoH4Ww3bpx66JhRTWvg5al3oWlCX51CnJUqaaK~dPL-pBvAyLKIA5aYvl8ca66jtA7AFDxsOb2texBBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://bhjhc3lsdqzoyhxwzyrd63kvyg4br6n2337d74blyintae66mr2a.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=bote.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=bote.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | I2P-Bote, application for serverless I2P mail. What is probably the latest version can be obtained from zzz's eepsite here: http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/others/<br /> |-<br /> | [http://echelon.i2p/ echelon.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://echelon.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=w6zK9m4fqSfvJck9EGIR1wRIbWsEQ2DkjZ-VI57ESFqLqbTIA1cD5nOfSSbpELqPyhjifdrNiBNAsSdyil3C0a2B7CGtwUcTS2dCG0tKf2nAbvpsbcCK17nI4Xbu5KqZU0y3hJ~l7rcJqQBR0nfV5cU30ZDrpQV6VL875cihGlnmwLFq6qSzNcEb88Nw6wFG~FIgB2PJ6A3jJyuTnLrdiMvwqgD6nSyeOylOgBCsNxXh8-drrhASjladfNrwjlGRCZTiQ~H92HIyOwiabDiG3TUugMaFWs87yuXnZ~ni9jgjoAMFo8xV8Od2BiRgCxkZoMU07FhgUjew9qtXNa04whjq5e~DpHSVkT1aV-EgUmSnMbN6877xBX3lCYOaoXTXJK7B88uLifbqzO-JhbcB-fjnvcMpqUPPBZFKU2YKukLFWwMnUzeJtEYN0R0mt8P55dqTchR0g06IbiGLGLUzmnephGCeopeNBcpOvFJ34Ke5dJs9G5YS-lOIWLCqzAiqBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://xdcbe76koecljewojmngolflfze7yo3jmv5ufmbiyoaqy3cex3ea.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=echelon.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=echelon.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Echelon's software collection: links to some useful I2P software, quick links to latest monotone build I2P version<br /> |-<br /> | [http://www.imule.i2p www.imule.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://www.imule.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=fDaVcuhylYrEq7aBNACuM~j3ymwZqS7ws-TsqNinsp2aO69mUVLY4On01r4cr4wBpWpe4e24aK~DBOIwsPb1M3WkSZVoJX8zk8aGunG2X6mnhPTdT~HoCOhGi-Q8n27AoHrESa0MGTLRfw-UM9tePlgBOkqkbU98ROWj40hm3esD1V02RnwvMrDHMIk69GVn8iKUTSEBDmHLFyaVpcQtFy7z09-Z45uqupd244vhKFZIjTTlPZFmI5KzAibBT-uoacdcbyomuPEjMI2aeK58uhPCdFW8-TinkTDdDq4oPrwqgvG1dAyfOqY9-~AS0Mc3-jrwXcdKh-iug2~mHc0hzmpvx~if6F5CeYJxYuivXMPRX0gSuLXK0er4tYkC0~wFLqBbyNr0MJKSnDKof885Fu9-tKhoAHf06PuPW7u104GjUbBKxS5D9JxdpX9DNhXBFa9l5mU9j7~gbUNzV3N4IAHkrD-GnYOZxWmSUqmbie6Lo5B8R7zqpKikGDlmmJtHAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://657xcllunctawyjtar5kgh3wpt6z4l7ba6mmam5rf7hev5w2lsvq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=www.imule.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=www.imule.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | iMule - peer-to-peer client based on aMule (Kad network only).<br /> |-<br /> | [http://isotoxin.i2p/ isotoxin.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://isotoxin.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=fYKzsUgV04cthRjfKTj6ij7d~W556RRB9QxozQ9K3fOWb6N1DjEmi0dPg6o8fHwjxtEI5NbJ7GMB8gLNhq4JGSxwO5xJLlYIuj4IiECqse1s~9epZivEJyFy2Pw1Dx8317KIiWxjBCWDHiyLCs30YTW-qlVIf9X~lhDznfo~AY1O~IKWyHIodxPeVlXMKQlHcpauDndiZkdfs4iy6HUzBEwRfoRIWmgkFy1tnwvO1z8~QY-a6zTjXoGJbarJ-QYbXp28uw9ToI6m1plCi44plo0DITBF-IXYHcSvKFCYxIYeLaW1Q7S~Kjc6-X-qbdj-Kc~zuRXlZACqZRDRMNgrJQKfc~wUB9gPPiAgq0j7pw50bsPFKKcVnjkg-u~1IfwGlO9RJJoiCky376X1vnq2QXrlZ0LohiZXv~EN7BvCfB-HuiwMrFtwdRfsc9JNPkYoxpF~df7n6YAwIHNU7jpmVh~no-vDrZapWIcEROWxE-w5aEVeKJiupz7VgQWNkofkBQAEAAEAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://wue3ycaccf4texikza3fh6p5yrmtgnooisuypnepo5mo67lmpcqq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=isotoxin.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=isotoxin.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Isotoxin is multiprotocol secure messenger for MS Windows.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Addressbook providers === &lt;!--T:177--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:178--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://stats.i2p/i2p/ stats.i2p/i2p/]<br /> |<br /> [http://stats.i2p/i2p/?i2paddresshelper=Okd5sN9hFWx-sr0HH8EFaxkeIMi6PC5eGTcjM1KB7uQ0ffCUJ2nVKzcsKZFHQc7pLONjOs2LmG5H-2SheVH504EfLZnoB7vxoamhOMENnDABkIRGGoRisc5AcJXQ759LraLRdiGSR0WTHQ0O1TU0hAz7vAv3SOaDp9OwNDr9u902qFzzTKjUTG5vMTayjTkLo2kOwi6NVchDeEj9M7mjj5ySgySbD48QpzBgcqw1R27oIoHQmjgbtbmV2sBL-2Tpyh3lRe1Vip0-K0Sf4D-Zv78MzSh8ibdxNcZACmZiVODpgMj2ejWJHxAEz41RsfBpazPV0d38Mfg4wzaS95R5hHx6eh7oG61KBN1cO1oY8M2oQfISCCpWHPm4WzOlfOHyZOzUHOpcYERAFbsO~w0-ryKIjZJeTzmc314vQB3gG8zMhPRWy9ff6BMkI492DQG2Qv0y3f5fRtx3BfzD7POhujoICzbs8XiCOuuAu8BO0u3k903uHAPNurZx~0jG05TdBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://kqypgjpjwrphnzebod5ev3ts2vtii6e5tntrg4rnfijqc7rypldq.b32.i2p/i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=stats.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=stats.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Official addressbook. Has rate limiting. Note that /hosts.txt and /newhosts.txt are no longer available on this server. Please use the cgi-bin link only. <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:229--&gt;<br /> hosts.txt link: <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:230--&gt;<br /> http://stats.i2p/cgi-bin/newhosts.txt<br /> |-<br /> | [http://inr.i2p inr.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://inr.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=GGB99wXYBnX-wOxQ~Xrvo7AvngoYgifvZZL54ksZWzclcirG7AysqfkAKyv906PxfM4y2DcN2K9m4-D99yFj-1BdnUuIEqfi2yuaaVoWuOffT3h9ne~kZnq3C-wrmczD70Gxk4shvSVxMdUEFvEip8QY4K0R-FiKBsFAfWGTE3b9d-QCzP0H9VP5V-CaYjYVQuMRgMluk9gnoLRipvV7483f~rmGgYX8xwygEAQ3v9P4hrAlJrP0lWJLI1K6KQucP3THIxZ4A9Xxnl0I7EZAT8bHwzschFrcDPYM~DtQdkJTz2VphocbNLfIExTrFt88-xC69WE-fSbaMf9jucT4f5kdpfpRu0kM~am40etxPs8uXGF-L9IXCjgUkJHrWdPHeGhnx-ye2xvUTLO2jyga8iY89Ee3IpqivVUg-iAQJzX9NXC29sf0YzNj8d8mdWRNuzbLSx9CVJ3l1NPJr4k7hmCqf8lBGXNIFZQL4Wez1PPcM4gw0o73gqIxkxvVzVcpAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://joajgazyztfssty4w2on5oaqksz6tqoxbduy553y34mf4byv6gpq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=inr.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=inr.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | hosts.txt link: <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:231--&gt;<br /> http://inr.i2p/export/alive-hosts.txt<br /> http://joajgazyztfssty4w2on5oaqksz6tqoxbduy553y34mf4byv6gpq.b32.i2p/export/alive-hosts.txt<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:232--&gt;<br /> i2pd router instructions<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:233--&gt;<br /> In the i2pd.conf:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:234--&gt;<br /> [addressbook]<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:235--&gt;<br /> defaulturl = http://joajgazyztfssty4w2on5oaqksz6tqoxbduy553y34mf4byv6gpq.b32.i2p/export/alive-hosts.txt<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:236--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | [http://no.i2p no.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://no.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=8jISadUQuR~kZ9YzZxfQwSQRdhY~gkTSgy4l33jKOAraoqSmb~IcoeN5xOXyhtX8gxKEb03-48zPZnso83TwcTFg66~Cu38a59fG0h~vy~WIY5x5CwfkoCFqYmo4OzdnTY-2TcQ2ZN44VA6Sx48UXjEsSdrvn0SfaeMAW5It-N6MAV23Qgc5NgRTVJ6YS74FnRZCy6uGU-RPz1HQQIH~byW-NHBmXAW2Bmv2Kq3bHVHY9tb4d8yfrhlnaf3bfhLeELUbtBnXhLd3Zs2kX6Afz7ofDkpmaygYO6XA8QNIVcM2ub6-jSdsly~EXBtRDzF0WSbT9v8rvpop5TxjwXAnTjbS09Qq8x2Bl8wfkkPz45beN0Je7wrxp0SBk5DHhhvVbbyFUS7bDn1~aTvE7Ujq8ael3myR56jb8NlYiXaiJYgwPXpXx5gSDf8rBaDIdJsSSHWv~DqOfJ1BkhADCEfGZ3QMFY7uWrXGuj0J3OYEvonV-deMoh6pYKtgcFiewJgjAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://lpsg4x4gdrf7antxcdy47cl6abcqei5ommgzt55retq7go5ku3ba.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=no.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=no.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | hosts.txt link: <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:237--&gt;<br /> http://no.i2p/export/alive-hosts.txt<br /> http://lpsg4x4gdrf7antxcdy47cl6abcqei5ommgzt55retq7go5ku3ba.b32.i2p/export/alive-hosts.txt<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:238--&gt;<br /> In the i2pd.conf:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:239--&gt;<br /> [addressbook]<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:240--&gt;<br /> defaulturl = http://lpsg4x4gdrf7antxcdy47cl6abcqei5ommgzt55retq7go5ku3ba.b32.i2p/export/alive-hosts.txt<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:241--&gt;<br /> |-<br /> | [http://identiguy.i2p identiguy.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=EhDXPsItHi7Dfx8~~0iHPzkjiK1568wqEifARTr-ngIznwVaBmeEnSHXfLkA-7F~Nrqw95yQLlZpja6N1DyQNtJXPx-Db3apXuKwsuTNSGgZme2kFHXPh7PCsfzARwxn4d2-Nx75V4BSCgQr0gRjDa~L~JmtxPRUpZX2NyBvD0w5MSaD~9t4RuCRQ2gVDpUUDcTh2jkm2bX-R9vRIHhCZLasHxDR7rJC9-38uMsQ6ywd4ulQQYIs0kB1sEofdXUypyqphQU9xIxz7azgzKJp~dHnJpJ6SpaH7UrDN-YfOkAvGFBbk9k-u3NGl571Y205dQF~l3XHvVKf6NS9~JvtVh0JibwQ2qLVPy3Y~TtViffvpunNGOrfnVrT5-1c3lWNHx8gTalY3R-vU5rDd8Bz3AhNM6KWktZq8LiHHhJUxIkebXZsid-f2g~QgRRywxG7ksIlKsCMEn076f03L-oWJIlrAg5MdQd-qlg1Bs1IhrR8YT8jNYrX1bGdlmPrJDpiAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://3mzmrus2oron5fxptw7hw2puho3bnqmw2hqy7nw64dsrrjwdilva.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=identiguy.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=identiguy.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | hosts.txt link: <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:242--&gt;<br /> http://identiguy.i2p/hosts.txt<br /> |}<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:245--&gt;<br /> For quick copying:<br /> http://stats.i2p/cgi-bin/newhosts.txt<br /> http://inr.i2p/export/alive-hosts.txt<br /> http://no.i2p/export/alive-hosts.txt<br /> http://identiguy.i2p/hosts.txt<br /> <br /> == File Sharing == &lt;!--T:127--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:17--&gt;<br /> Main article: [[Filesharing and I2P]] (compares and list the available filesharing clients for I2P).<br /> <br /> === BitTorrent trackers/content catalogs === &lt;!--T:18--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:246--&gt;<br /> Tracker with a web-based interface for the dissemination of torrents.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:179--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://tracker2.postman.i2p/ tracker2.postman.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://tracker2.postman.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=lnQ6yoBTxQuQU8EQ1FlF395ITIQF-HGJxUeFvzETLFnoczNjQvKDbtSB7aHhn853zjVXrJBgwlB9sO57KakBDaJ50lUZgVPhjlI19TgJ-CxyHhHSCeKx5JzURdEW-ucdONMynr-b2zwhsx8VQCJwCEkARvt21YkOyQDaB9IdV8aTAmP~PUJQxRwceaTMn96FcVenwdXqleE16fI8CVFOV18jbJKrhTOYpTtcZKV4l1wNYBDwKgwPx5c0kcrRzFyw5~bjuAKO~GJ5dR7BQsL7AwBoQUS4k1lwoYrG1kOIBeDD3XF8BWb6K3GOOoyjc1umYKpur3G~FxBuqtHAsDRICkEbKUqJ9mPYQlTSujhNxiRIW-oLwMtvayCFci99oX8MvazPS7~97x0Gsm-onEK1Td9nBdmq30OqDxpRtXBimbzkLbR1IKObbg9HvrKs3L-kSyGwTUmHG9rSQSoZEvFMA-S0EXO~o4g21q1oikmxPMhkeVwQ22VHB0-LZJfmLr4SAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://ahsplxkbhemefwvvml7qovzl5a2b5xo5i7lyai7ntdunvcyfdtna.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=tracker2.postman.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=tracker2.postman.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-08-13<br /> | PATracker, the longest existing [[BitTorrent]] tracker on I2P. English only, seed anonymisation, preview images of 100 kB each, topic pools, search function w/o regular expressions, wish list, no deletion of active files, orphanage system, description: 2-sided templates and only plain text, explicit consent to house rules required. Doesn't accept torrents sized over 80 GB and the tracker implementation randomly refuses to accept torrents, claiming that they're invalid.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://diftracker.i2p/ diftracker.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://diftracker.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=n--XWjHjUPjnMNrSwXA2OYXpMIUL~u4FNXnrt2HtjK3y6j~4SOClyyeKzd0zRPlixxkCe2wfBIYye3bZsaqAD8bd0QMmowxbq91WpjsPfKMiphJbePKXtYAVARiy0cqyvh1d2LyDE-6wkvgaw45hknmS0U-Dg3YTJZbAQRU2SKXgIlAbWCv4R0kDFBLEVpReDiJef3rzAWHiW8yjmJuJilkYjMwlfRjw8xx1nl2s~yhlljk1pl13jGYb0nfawQnuOWeP-ASQWvAAyVgKvZRJE2O43S7iveu9piuv7plXWbt36ef7ndu2GNoNyPOBdpo9KUZ-NOXm4Kgh659YtEibL15dEPAOdxprY0sYUurVw8OIWqrpX7yn08nbi6qHVGqQwTpxH35vkL8qrCbm-ym7oQJQnNmSDrNTyWYRFSq5s5~7DAdFDzqRPW-pX~g0zEivWj5tzkhvG9rVFgFo0bpQX3X0PUAV9Xbyf8u~v8Zbr9K1pCPqBq9XEr4TqaLHw~bfAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://m4mer767ipj7mq6l7gdrmrq37yzvsj3kzezd7n7nsfuctntjseka.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=diftracker.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=diftracker.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-08-13<br /> | Main language French with 14 translations, selectable colour themes, seed anonymisation: three protection levels, 2 preview images of 500 kB each, search function w/o regular expressions, wish list with PM when fulfilled, forum, BBCode inclusive links, keyword search iNFO, free design of the description. &lt;s&gt;Tracker implementation incorrectly parses tracker lists from uploaded torrents, invalidly listing only a single tracker in the magnet links when torrent has several trackers listed.&lt;/s&gt;--[[User:Unconscious|Unconscious]] ([[User talk:Unconscious|talk]]) 21:52, 13 August 2019 (CEST)<br /> |-<br /> | [http://anodex.i2p/ anondex.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://anodex.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=Je-EL3yA0a1MAtMjup-U13rw0FJ7lxh6iMqNag-W~lHxZX4JOo21XqFZlViXBFoBdjNpDPSE44G3HpCSLnKg5D~Jw-6RiADrlAKId0ZYo2Ilpk5rGjBAzpAjebvGD0PM0eUsm5Y3S4byKTLnT0QFjc~cy7mP~jP~8YbtygqsgBxTl17icSGPQWlPS-mE1XJD1nw8-6pepOxQd-mX0MUrmI8oldeUzHPDxerRm9MM2OADg7lV9GBUjbMnbQm-xu4xiMSZRZbRxTWHql9VDYYvc0l5mbeAzZrMT99vFr~GtEw7yNwIFneweZRb9OaVsOpfBmgHzS~Y0hfqwQPHu8FbLEaAByHcmAFo4FWGMa0oc6m2S8shCzV9l1WDgREwcclPI1H4ScgjyKBeIV4lJlY8RlrvsTspN1p5mtKJMeOijb80v-6SLISSAGCz6FEiSu7o3m3~mi2mmlsltruDmRLZoLXhOEJXxCWYt8KgTMlWgIN~CeV5y8ckvl~rPcjwjQJhBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://25cb5kixhxm6i6c6wequrhi65mez4duc4l5qk6ictbik3tnxlu6a.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=anondex.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=anondex.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-08-14<br /> | An anonymous torrent index. There is no Porn Category. Anime Category permits NSFW Anime.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://torrfreedom.i2p/ torrfreedom.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://torrfreedom.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=ZgNqT5tv9jGse22x9v8iFCYFlIocmqALfO6afRK3w1ONFabyA3CKtq9hCFaGoLiVOH24BFt9N69kGSsI7l993gqABEXe-mhquNoehKX29bjhjUNs8xdFVquvaonEChoMpvlNpVXd4hk6f1cAkV0lGZlF-ke49uAjHzpjnvuF6GfPWpJyaczYZ0JeibpaPaFC~lJZSZArbhhppL5YSbshm9bu2VbyxtIHdbjLE6w8f7GBfPgqeJZXEgQ~W40F27xSygPr~kh3A7xexj8j0YGENwyhbz~zna0lTYQw5gphRVWubqjMSjErJtlNYdq8v3EDB8Qf7AiRzYpRXgfZOZEYTBxZQCjZtcdfk8rcPbfoOznz8dtl-sqaIWxOv8iL~ngmt7fvfaSawz-5XK23cy~LGSDnBKccwmK4E5lc~PfaJw0MGOyZkG5T9v8XunrI4hiYi7GvYOipIYdAnVyX1yudUKTIpAs0rROEp9RlOj6gcyEllmTGdAdMMRYePHGq~EemAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://nfrjvknwcw47itotkzmk6mdlxmxfxsxhbhlr5ozhlsuavcogv4hq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=torrfreedom.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=torrfreedom.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-08-13<br /> | Torrent Freedom, you are welcome to use it to get or upload torrents. (Uses as GUI the first version of PATracker.)<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==== BitTorrent open trackers ==== &lt;!--T:20--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:247--&gt;<br /> Open Trackers are often used as backup trackers or for private distribution under exclusion of the public. Registration is not required. If they are used as main trackers, a separate way must be found to make the control files known in the form of the torrent file or to pass them on.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:248--&gt;<br /> They can also be used as a convenient way of reseeding clearnet torrents in I2P. Torrent files can be grabbed from the clearnet, and after substituting clearnet torrent tracker with open tracker from I2P they can be easily shared.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:249--&gt;<br /> The '''Announce address''' is used by the bittorrent clients to announce torrent to the tracker.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:180--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Announce address<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://opentracker.dg2.i2p/ opentracker.dg2.i2p]<br /> | [http://w7tpbzncbcocrqtwwm3nezhnnsw4ozadvi2hmvzdhrqzfxfum7wa.b32.i2p/a B32]<br /> | &lt;pre&gt;http://opentracker.dg2.i2p/a&lt;/pre&gt;<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-08-11<br /> | Tracker's page only shows &quot;zzzot&quot;.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://ptt.i2p/index_eng.html ptt.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://ptt.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=9Bg~I6K5sS-95dX0H-Xg6iBWsyfqscVKaE41XBdMf05AzJVgAvva-1AgnutyM~PXVFwsHVSLIWd5HbH-fZPu5gqjF8JOiSmmCZjuxIqWT5D46C-QMUr9WpeeBpglpBIjQDhcXtn0zb3rsiqXSzUE5gf8wQzC913R0RU4lkcqcau3wT6DN8gUDRk0LYnFcdBaPGBqEmJjuH-JsVeQesHxrJ7KX-sY7~sYb5jJVUB3mQVffHaxetxjJWr0YlFht1Vfq5NUpLWdPxHV9AvuhI3AOpKO4wldc7eHOM1vN1NvSOUYPv6136gRS05W-2rVS-8UQjq6z46piwm1SZfv4COda4GbwSP9c5weHslnOUCKqk-s89CvYy9vb00xlpN3h0uZx1lOKK1EWdJI2oTeUeY0PTBzSOPcTEKHvnfTEyinhUtUhH~3fHpxr5S~zazztC84nuDmDArby0U~X1jhQrsvjgGYMltsx9i1PyusUZLqhYk1r-e3s6z-X45W3Pw4mL6bAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://q7r32j7lc3xgrcw2ym33wv4lfgqbez7vtm4lts7n34qfe3iygeha.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=ptt.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=ptt.i2p inr]<br /> | &lt;pre&gt;http://5m3pd32zx43xk3uz6hvrdksj6tlg7abnjsc3j5kkd2yzctet4nmq.b32.i2p/announce&lt;/pre&gt;<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-08-11<br /> | Public torrent tracker for anonymous using. Go to &quot;ptt.i2p/index_eng.html&quot; for English, main page is in Russian.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://opendiftracker.i2p/ opendiftracker.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://opendiftracker.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=xu4WY~Mpc2FVz25XfcTGNlIYgB49OF12TISz-hOqf--ZyGsVaX1KC-8xGkSl4OjHrBhTEO2I~lkoSqXmFDvAAB18xScZA0lodKnP6Jll8K~rXxVP9G2MqLk-jYDQtTcNkuy0MDD-JSrC3RQgFiPbxTu9LQw0BwP84bbpikHPrVDuSGpgTlpApEFl3Nz9OQY-DxwGR-hC~CEZ9UDuaU62bhCSCegRTqJNCAWjaBAs18etgJBAT5S~xxJ30PBom4C0bnB0UBR79dYoQ3hT9SmVmZnH4OA-oDNW4mAzCKUkRqvpoxBdbCi8pJlkltVeWplYviifc85-JesLGF-WsQRjaFnhGBwuVYQEIiXElG7YyN0-bTzMe59~BvsCbklXZYhXwuzxYWy8iPLDlceXq0bJdKeMeFi9IDTQho0QvqQlwvfu2yHR5cBGTWaXtMGJrbDoqIDJWdKEhrLkkCUG1cOovZMHRV8kIiNs7SKK9I0qguL26T4WFASje0EIguHYkjgCAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://bikpeyxci4zuyy36eau5ycw665dplun4yxamn7vmsastejdqtfoq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=opendiftracker.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=opendiftracker.i2p inr]<br /> | &lt;pre&gt;http://opendiftracker.i2p/announce&lt;/pre&gt;<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: yellow;&quot; | 2019-08-11<br /> | simple php opentracker with memory database. Although it's online, it doesn't work due to the implementation bugs.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://tracker.psi.i2p/ tracker.psi.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://tracker.psi.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=zRCAjOYTeBa0psfRa1hDj96L~wueEHywQ-fqWQFgMSlYJMPPn2WJ13nX9VCgJOx9Q5IyUVB6WlrBmSoip8ck7QN~CJSX6KfMsV0T6U1dRoGPGTRUgaEDF7nYJuXMLqSFohA4GMgTSuNEGbXGzRgyXxmkAocPdFR4EpvVED6NDE-u8BckSZZDvLpzBzlfNiC79ou7w~3FYBw7DfyqcVUxrevBYNB4kiC5QzOHX1LkeEj9X0gSgmeODK11K0fmVgtzGmZAXFOtdGNiwFxTeEwcfwRwKq0wjgwHrJTLxnYLLO8tIaZm3RIEhCaWopm9vjw2Eem6u~N~9zS9mqAaehOEigYcwmitacrxZcl4tUxFYgOPKdSg~35qWpqJJi1k3pT3Z9CtuhfttV1rx~LutskNWbI20IXqlhkbYdEwRkYFgyXDBFJsV60QyAIB069X6z2BcMIbHeDlsmFGAQOl646LKlBTr3ihd6NOvfGFlI2l5VntrGUJR505etfSmVePVu0zAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://vmow3h54yljn7zvzbqepdddt5fmygijujycod2q6yznpy2rrzuwa.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=tracker.psi.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=tracker.psi.i2p inr]<br /> | ?<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-08-11<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | domainless zzzot tracker: utnamr...<br /> |<br /> [http://utnamrwujeccu7aj7aau7k2ld4evz5t47iogpjo2wgagbihi3jkq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> | ?<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-08-11<br /> | nacl open tracker, an open tracker provided by nacl. No domain, B32 only.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:22--&gt;<br /> You may find URLs of other open trackers on [http://diftracker.i2p Diftracker].<br /> <br /> ==== Self-contained BitTorrent search engine(s) ==== &lt;!--T:23--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:181--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://torrentfinder.i2p torrentfinder.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://torrentfinder.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=IbWNqOvAqHjn-QhQR0tqWUoaE55nfW3d~0J2D1VF0C3h59YjSxfGAIM0Wcm3O4Xvn8VV~AriRWtpR34RjFtAfvd2Y-oJRZSqhn-CQnYGxSVJPK~talFT55VuPbPBWofP50PawGS7iU3BBpYy0gcL-BTd7U9wxnZBRgRMc9rgy9dhip-FpU6Y21TXfd3JLqzDnsRFaDJUVOryuCUi6AIGMUx-ddGJzAVw2nIPc2Z-h0DAWbEmi1qlRUKDQQnZGZb9ANuKuASaD3k0k-pn~ahIL8KybHt6QetkZY3pr9yGVvxPWoE7QWWaqCu4WhWX9nX7NrFABEev6SIs4UUtO4Zst4-CY26P96Cmry2ml2mkRQvvr0dWZlOCfv0nM-w4nyApQa2xxkk~Qai~TpIt8roCWhFU86FFAEbeDBba7VrrFQXMwInm84ZZZHY1oNu948avgYFzy-ZSzgSeYgzI9K0~Q3rnNr7D-elGYRqkjv0kSqmLrKoh3Vc4rIISbxzjgP7UAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://mpc73okj7wq2xl6clofl64cn6v7vrvhpmi6d524nrsvbeuvjxalq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=torrentfinder.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=torrentfinder.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Torrent finder, fast torrent/magnet links search<br /> |-<br /> | [http://anodex.i2p anodex.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://anodex.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=Je-EL3yA0a1MAtMjup-U13rw0FJ7lxh6iMqNag-W~lHxZX4JOo21XqFZlViXBFoBdjNpDPSE44G3HpCSLnKg5D~Jw-6RiADrlAKId0ZYo2Ilpk5rGjBAzpAjebvGD0PM0eUsm5Y3S4byKTLnT0QFjc~cy7mP~jP~8YbtygqsgBxTl17icSGPQWlPS-mE1XJD1nw8-6pepOxQd-mX0MUrmI8oldeUzHPDxerRm9MM2OADg7lV9GBUjbMnbQm-xu4xiMSZRZbRxTWHql9VDYYvc0l5mbeAzZrMT99vFr~GtEw7yNwIFneweZRb9OaVsOpfBmgHzS~Y0hfqwQPHu8FbLEaAByHcmAFo4FWGMa0oc6m2S8shCzV9l1WDgREwcclPI1H4ScgjyKBeIV4lJlY8RlrvsTspN1p5mtKJMeOijb80v-6SLISSAGCz6FEiSu7o3m3~mi2mmlsltruDmRLZoLXhOEJXxCWYt8KgTMlWgIN~CeV5y8ckvl~rPcjwjQJhBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://25cb5kixhxm6i6c6wequrhi65mez4duc4l5qk6ictbik3tnxlu6a.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=anodex.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=anodex.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Anonymous torrent index<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === iMule/Nachtblitz === &lt;!--T:25--&gt;<br /> <br /> ==== Syndie ==== &lt;!--T:27--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:153--&gt;<br /> Not an eepsite, this is a [[IMule#Forums_in_Syndie_about_new_files_releases_.28shared_files.29_in_the_iMule_network|list of forums]] hosted inside [[Syndie]] about new releases (files shared) in the Kad network of [[iMule]]/[[Nachtblitz]]:<br /> <br /> ==== Aktie ==== &lt;!--T:221--&gt;<br /> [[Aktie]] is an anonymous file sharing, distributed forums and private messaging system. It is written in Java and platform independent. It can use an integrated or external I2P router. In Aktie, files are shared within the distributed forums (called communities). The list of files generally available in a community is synchronized from other hosts once one is subscribed to this community. Files are identified by SHA256 sum. Hence, filename or actual location on disc do not matter. Up to date (Aktie version 0.5.21) files can only be downloaded from other users having a full copy. Downloading of users only having a partial file download is not possible yet.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:222--&gt;<br /> Information and source of download can be found here:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://aktie.i2p/ aktie.i2p]<br /> | <br /> [http://aktie.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=XN7h3F10BDPTa-LndrhQZVf8dGyuz4yVrB~5O30vr68Qr4j5~S5gJ8nQK3cWuoWFypIFXQIFlMIWEN4wo5DEBkL1J2WsNdIOypTVYyfFCAB2hBtVDuw-gqrbmi-no2iZ4w2kmGw3zBT8X7A0KTvZ6U6tn0fdq8~gHUJ6S3IcizLdaMRWDciQ35HW~pfVy1FJKsTBaiVUBaQW06ktuV~G7H2QcWhVd2wWVLNlFg-D3gMHsg9VTgCwMvCihd4~I0w5PLELkgUjHmBKEfdeZI0DmXKST9BKT2vGpVCY9gvXVximvMlDAfzUSC0QN7F~Z4SNJfhYIi5Tt88iYQOKIu~BT29RkwXmzXHVb-u5J1uOfw7hDbLfvyMuBPp8B1dZTbkoSbrH8WRWlZPsbaRc68vfLjzS8iIf~GjQrZlWzKYlKlO8ofPLjRnt~vvkfaCa3EMeefZa-eJhA8Fb3vxqzva-o9paNz8nm8zwxA93Cglxs8zqSuOLnRu3Rut1ZTDjRYaoBQAEAAcAAA== ADH] <br /> [http://4qwhpshwlp6ndzvtiwvf7myc3lll3vizqcdvvuxrzgaxv4g2qogq.b32.i2p/ B32] [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=aktie.i2p iden] <br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=aktie.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | [[Aktie]] - Anonymous file sharing, distributed forums and private messaging system.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://webviewer.aktie.i2p/ webviewer.aktie.i2p]<br /> | <br /> [http://webviewer.aktie.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=Ib0aHyEo5Unxy7IdYjoHraq~KOckibiXQstdxEr5qC-xDbrO76P9lBwKxH9zi1N1nzekcznc7COZleWePLaGJLnLL5h~lX8alLpR0sEJwcYoZKjoOYH1~v~HdUj6A9afMmSFBPOOo6LpatKWEvuQ369SDbfE0JNN2bOPNmHMFdvu-b7H-hUC~FvjILysA7Lybm1e9hlulGHRqy0Gg0k4KAUM7xobFlHLtQZ0zH9WW3~Ho3SPHSUPf-mGqLVuCiQ74~bj-xGXp5GWcL07PuHbZoXfVNGf2j5mAH6fzWiwRNoNC0wq8tu5WcpdvohWJ3-Dwu0BeV3Cxcy~3XlTPgY41cFzNdCByOvC0KQVJtVDT6XajPGlfCqK4gPKKwGxyraKKZjK3CfJbzZYkxXvwqGWni1Wsrzy5nJ0fQgtrl7-szeZq3upV-zhi3fqCFZk0Qlli2~3YvQyBLn9xjg8YhBgM4HBCKca~dIj9VZm6Fojg6cS~dPUY0fcHgjXxeGSfTpXBQAEAAcAAA%3d%3d ADH] <br /> [http://gvofjbuvkl65f2npmyyig6wmi4ryvzdyli2pj4ufu56vtabc5pmq.b32.i2p/ B32] [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=webviewer.aktie.i2p iden] [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=webviewer.aktie.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03 (503)<br /> | Aktie Web Viewer - Web-based read-only gateway to [[Aktie]].<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Hosting == &lt;!--T:128--&gt;<br /> <br /> === Code === &lt;!--T:129--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:186--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://git.repo.i2p git.repo.i2p]<br /> | <br /> [http://git.repo.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=v-SEpHJSYmi~Jj7t6~GIsFztppakTNgD~k08iP1WhTY0c3XBvTvJIA6zoL5gn1HXi7lOY3g2Kn5OMmM3fdT2n4KcqIsMd~snrf09dliHWiI0mOldIhL5EO3wGUMucz9uvHSfhdyrYrXRQp0s5hT1u4m4HEdM1Mt1QgIUyh2KbZj4JLoRZFpPlWMsSoA2J5NBc8zLXUFNCUK1hE6xWEz2tGnO8rZz35LvNWmFn9cepGrDRc09dSG2HtqWfNsvqgDJW27x9wgyg50vY8Ilc7qD3YuMnwLBQMJSBhbpVBYfiBIqronAiWCvDqUOPI80FubNDt2KHyZVOwyELv-jl9hk1UHuLHqzchjU-ydqwjK8v140SFd7mHUKGEtqdBXg1k7zxmJraPKKB0JYd6IJaiXBjG9FDQsye6RYK5lH2p3B4O7r6uLRuiKR2WuY6K8Khf17yieqNlFO89FJrr-kDFmIBp8GgXTLEgHESsi9Gmt9SuODYJSA69~YLWbaJvZ6JJqzAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://vsd2vtgtuua2vwqsal2mpmxm2b2cpn3qzmqjoeumrrw2p4aot7uq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=git.repo.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=git.repo.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Anonymous Git Hosting<br /> |-<br /> | [http://git.psi.i2p git.psi.i2p]<br /> | <br /> [http://git.psi.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=1dNSatIR-h~egQUdq4sC-kZ~OTi2VzkKjYB59NWu0qCiJfElO-LGF7C6IiB80WeH4LCKJUdgWOBMoQqMllP8mRrnsYw6zI9XAB8BzEP02NBxBNmoPrO-bVdLMtwbh94qp1fOw0BEn1iAu-nfFvj~ugiGmsNl8p5i2ZHXWaImYTd0PzDOdhHvhb24cdli1JoYD54TKE1v-8LRi3nxFpMAEi92uLh95bpHRSbuHusgGIjSIPBYAbtB8TNh7glxV6zQJgZYQSuw9O7U1-D9iwh29v5zGUVIskRF8aG3uqkAQ~Kb448~o6CINPPrJKlbp8uuDQguZlowZHpaVRimHdqANOQkW9JaSCGGQUhyaC5gRFoHErM8PPcklMMaeuNV8YbnUK1xcmos5WLV7RSiUox0~X0mSBVqvpuoKqA3QvpwQcSgOP0RnuXTGkynAjSIeyuHPZU8ORy7tTF45MaZ50JTSq9rVuRyVruB2NiCuRYLd5kS1gyBV3XJboh6wSwlWn7GBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://em763732l4b7b7zhaolctpt6wewwr7zw3nsxfchr6qmceizzmgpa.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=git.psi.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=git.psi.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Free anonymous Git Hosting<br /> |-<br /> | [http://skank.i2p skank.i2p]<br /> | <br /> [http://skank.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=kagASzrpRCxoEzpKoGiA1KBTl-8-VAoDqaqq-iheMu5jmOt69pVIzsKJ571klT30zUCPJkW~6eTY3Kt4HhUoCcBxQOOdTc2yrW7wHmHjt~q~Ci92Cmz8xd~NwiZzdjONpA6AD~fQkl7oN4pKjmk58ZrOHNEXJYjZzceCtlCnoOgXMCUigTFr45nvTeloDOgCnU5vdjNbv-28Cwfy0hXEAHrPcEJdOdguD9HNiTeexjb0hxrl8ugwRaNBMFpMMhQgKwR1NJuvqol87XXvv2DE9mp2Gs~hdaHuJL2DGXitoq-OT3Si~~axGUyKKpo~unfwy9JSAA0aNkzRJ6SPBFNnsqZDzsMMnhupT3YDVeEzMjQSb08kYaHeBWM-hz7IUGI7tGNcb2g3kZlUKYAB9~QHF7m6kS0xbvwx8L~nDRpLpX~UURCsvy5LxoQkebvn7UGa1r6AAbDbaJoqPWeY98RU5m3V-cbG-1D4iSB8OvRUELjlE3vL7y7JCyMdJhAJxGCzBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://qiii4iqrj3fwv4ucaji2oykcvsob75jviycv3ghw7dhzxg2kq53q.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=skank.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=skank.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Source code viewer (ViewMTN) for the I2P Monotone repository and the home of I2P+<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Files === &lt;!--T:130--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:187--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! 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Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://open4you.i2p/ open4you.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://open4you.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=kvx2~4uxYZRqvfzfgT5i5JdXpk~d9HFc7l-pH4aH5yFdlSgolgW2Nekt6tVLqlpkIzzNCz90JXwTMEttqzpI~slMNCGUQLhAemW8nNIn7QUy-~dfs4myHUhopXpeTQ6~sY8hLXqIwCvSgPBGwsTl460PEfwY-pYSddBaOX4zKOSNEDPIUTbDjuIXUR-MQtILdY4O9zB8cyM9en~hcMHkEIPbKD6JKY3f2daQ4-IrowPk4-I7OKXC3Uns1oZkojjYwejHleHjozESP5lkNThWnIty0YCQp6zIJqtI-i1Yn1602d~DJoS9uUQOZJrGS89pVHX0tkHLB6LKmgKHoi--Hh6UJj47y1RMlaZwWUvY8NgTgynhBnXtMccdedRO8JklXpWiLNrOo-e4oImtLWmHYUODUia3KrnS69yLOJSSCDstLDEz0xb~J8H2cJ-U5-YyEjWiFkENbEFBzrTgvp0qHVGUYVmGZ3oPs-1l3p9C~6xG1Mx3tj-YXMloY3gH5sTiAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://ice6ax5qrzwfwzsy64bctffj6zlzpuzdr5np65zsxlbt7hztyc6a.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=open4you.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=open4you.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Do not use it! cracked for years!! Free I2P web hosting<br /> |-<br /> | [http://andmp.i2p/ andmp.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://andmp.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=CRR-R-pFu4VH-lidczQOi6efJAyR295o5KGtrRWeosoxrPwL5Ui56-rbJTv~pmZreyhbP0nKBcAYb2MmgC6RqikbjOsjXgiUp3XqHVaklwbIDYfK7G1OqFvefIjSV-BLf~m7U2QcACAgUv4xtdajztzVgFoXmvy05jpVclCh6SZfU1gAPHydc0O~qfPr53S5MWtaxF5ngZr1BddSmY-45QplE~hzdXJrsxazRUSAaNuS~p3l92N1nz1w9TrJRJ3d1SiluS~FxJNHKnfdW1nyQxz8iQS-fiPfQhlEuk1UD1CO1WmgLe0OollSu3e3ArvbAjvx2ll7aWztVqebbvQEmFfU~4M2q71p5A~qD5S~u~TLQ9eHr5PlrF7izAA8oKmPB7bvrKF2PlI4AKz42YcTauqXDBg8UoBykD~pS1d64YQ8aP1URC1BbtBq2oHfLvnZl7lD4~PHpFzQnkUdrjET7irp9Ra9vGRAvZxhdIqh5HzcEHv1M4VM-oj8ZVgOhV54BQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://rv6zugykqdhmwwsuglv7j6ktjojdbf5fqta66hixejg33qb2su3q.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=andmp.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=andmp.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Daniel's Hosting. German based free anonymous, ethical web hosting. Very cool!<br /> |-<br /> | [http://co.i2p/ co.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://co.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=5mrEyUDUkRq~xz8-mETSooNWAsb0-Uir5bqs6V3c2qjLj4EviMGxg8TdIr74i0AIMDdUocwhp3QgUAzLvTPpBiCDBr5~REorK87PBZh8j-qe6LTttbVbmjB9K3TuWrcKHWwMn2RhxalwxZWXBzBR8LzrAxGmcoRBT-ZpW5DyyO9TLTCmy7qIc393CEvdbXjlSjSmeLUli6GyAHgFWmX0Kv5oM4nejKPBZbiLcQrCsYAmdz9IqG4pWJy8JegM74JOOu9OMfRJAH0GYYNSeiGclaG45TzSdve9Ox345edyqNIF9Utf1zku7B3dVK~mDQnqSW0IWHVZaQ0OQp9igo4GQnMqHaEx6ZYLPSMJQqkVBP2eLag9gMcRWO5tQMDbF7G3ZExWGkbxMZkNQ0rWkHOmAGYbgrA~dHwNYsRCts3t7YV4OEb3s5axJHYNKbMQ6391MhBrYmonFImwWWBHo0qcdPlKEuSY4RJqrS8vm-Sqv9gyXHSPv1Zv9eKElnY8J84mAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://3mvo5eifcwplcsoubtvqkzdahwo2sdhfygfdde7lj2glybk4q22q.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=co.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=co.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | rowspan=&quot;2&quot; | If a legitimate clearnet website wishes to establish a presence in I2P but finds example.i2p is taken, they can obtain example.co.i2p or example.in.i2p through these two hidden services run by str4d.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://in.i2p/ in.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://in.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=NdpfI4l~kQACqEaLO6HHhibbYXAMAyRWcOw-fjzPjA40OXGYqvmm7QC0GKLcKEWrROb5AF2kG-~qq5BR~M7FZcugzAolC8PV3-ymTrQ2Ws~-5INlf14C09doqdqfmjuIRktEYGlrBmIR1ihGgSADWIDjqW~qyytS3lV-~1a6Etf1dawz2D2OSlKl~nFJBnu~4T6WlBiv3ouyEZNRD1eKRahgPQbU2BhdzHbUhrbkcuYAzpAJFZ-jzQYe~iamD52V67N-zD3jXDIkah7hnNIRQFQ4noTqYazcCFa8uAz~NSl4YzXvBqDD9pTZzx37nyGa79EQ5jc6rIhaAoSD~Qi2RknDPbkykrev1RNG85B3Q7BW6rRw4lrdVmkRM8kMlJyqxt2XO3pH-cdlofAVASvQlUGBK-qEYZNVLCcP-o~ySvwbMydAMXCz9Jpgbb87wa~5MaVO6ITZaJaDrWlylDsObDm3hDSCi~YRZ4g356sopO6wAmLISnfvEIaV0uFDDS6FAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://r5vbv2akbp6txy5amkftia757klgdy44s6cglqhmstpg65xycyjq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=in.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=in.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Communication == &lt;!--T:40--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:191--&gt;<br /> * [[I2P-Messenger]] 'QT' is a IM/chat client (it does not use any IRC network)<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:49--&gt;<br /> VOIP: Some [[Mumble]] servers have existed inside I2P.<br /> <br /> <br /> === E-Mail and similiar === &lt;!--T:42--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:192--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://hq.postman.i2p/ hq.postman.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://hq.postman.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=P0T4cDiNYzHWcroPCZrH9Co9kvvHeZlLJ0jNn4qwO5rEDTZbNDzAHTuU2GdgUDd9yi~vLTiPC7T6BUMQz2y-Spg-L0D8qiGCBcFZ5ZPWKTDi-Am3WJIbeM~9psndc2X-sG09LrKb7Da3K1hd7WFA37tYXpeiavo5C1LbRZU0H0X2BrGI5fVt~NmUH0D1Vih2P0zY1vx9pb4pjobPyzL~34u5sO~YsLZjfWHm0dK8MUaypFm9bRDNOOKLO5Q32qHPzrDJ9jx6OLZf4g2UkDrJF3F3lzcdO84oFEP0xsYyre5UoMWvtxTQNWc-NdSq5cvvNJeudys3gudhDJft31ypwRPDmI3Z8Jx1~qS1KOQosCtbd3vsArz-ghC9hGFQsbw~leN0XgCZhqHrakNCQ5d7jMXarBtgFYCd51DDS8NbXkli7~C2Yn7-UGMGTlbHgmPB8dsQXT1PfcGVOw3tpHvliMZVUzHX0wjgfWyDzLQzIRKkB1G28e-oDqrA88vEdzz6AAAA ADH]<br /> [http://27ivgyi2xhbwjyqmnx3ufjvc2slg6mv7767hxct74cfwzksjemaq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=hq.postman.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=hq.postman.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | An anonymous E-Mail service on I2P with the ability to send and receive to/from clearnet. [http://hq.postman.i2p/?page_id=21 Public Addressbook]<br /> |-<br /> | [http://bote.i2p/ bote.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://bote.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=6IZTYacjlXjSAxu-uXEO5oGsj-f4tfePHEvGjs5pu-AMXMwD7-xFdi8kdobDMJp9yRAl96U7yLl~0t9zHeqqYmNeZnDSkTmAcSC2PT45ZJDXBobKi1~a77zuqfPwnzEatYfW3GL1JQAEkAmiwNJoG7ThTZ3zT7W9ekVJpHi9mivpTbaI~rALLfuAg~Mvr60nntZHjqhEZuiU4dTXrmc5nykl~UaMnBdwHL4jKmoN5CotqHyLYZfp74fdD-Oq4SkhuBhU8wkBIM3lz3Ul1o6-s0lNUMdYJq1CyxnyP7jeekdfAlSx4P4sU4M0dPaYvPdOFWPWwBuEh0pCs5Mj01B2xeEBhpV~xSLn6ru5Vq98TrmaR33KHxd76OYYFsWwzVbBuMVSd800XpBghGFucGw01YHYsPh3Afb01sXbf8Nb1bkxCy~DsrmoH4Ww3bpx66JhRTWvg5al3oWlCX51CnJUqaaK~dPL-pBvAyLKIA5aYvl8ca66jtA7AFDxsOb2texBBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://bhjhc3lsdqzoyhxwzyrd63kvyg4br6n2337d74blyintae66mr2a.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=bote.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=bote.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | [[I2P-Bote]], application for serverless I2P mail. What is probably the latest version can be obtained from zzz's eepsite here: http://stats.i2p/i2p/plugins/others/<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === IRC === &lt;!--T:193--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:194--&gt;<br /> In order to set it up correctly, read [[IRC]]. See also [[IrcAnonymityGuide]].Note: The address helper-link ('''ADH''') only works for the browser, so you can add it to your addressbook. To connect, use either the domain or the '''B32'''-address instead.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:195--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [irc://irc.echelon.i2p:6667 irc.echelon.i2p:6667]<br /> |<br /> [http://irc.echelon.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=ooAkOd014ooZXQ4rpvFsqAZ108YU9knllXDocY5fD84IrRVXDbRyUFtlboDmiKDPNRTY2JIXvb-l5FahAB9SUAZ8voAdH4ozHrigHVg6scVtwU7GCfjq5byuwnyemupgk6saBQKfuyc7k3bYl5Iro85Lnx6EnaYYbyWjMwoUWksI6o3Hp5bNyj2B5wHX7HLzeg1ByxQZ4Q8BZbALg8yIcvKn3rHN4tO9FhQ-e5u6hRxINbMtBL1Hasxl9I8XSI0yalKSsmpWDNxRcx-2VKlVh3MPK~9VZlBrQzXwObLmpTuTukeNt8nheFQ7mZVAHt~1gCs2TmjQPVm2g9BQ32zqCFDhePNfBcxcG-Xl56mE9n6kUvaJWsy5~VhiZZmCUGKWMx0uH7odSiC3ohNgv7dhDpANVA~gvt0IhhwlnifHBa~HHfjFQz75kl0nzv3htkcBfLt4M3AZ5bKLP8ymeGP5NYINf6uKNJA9XrSoBjmv0GqvBvDP0Zl5OO2tkIxOBEWfAAAA ADH]<br /> [irc://ez2czsvej5p3z5bquue5q3thujcodfze7ptybctqhnqc7hms5uzq.b32.i2p:6667 B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=irc.echelon.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=irc.echelon.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | rowspan=&quot;3&quot; | The official [[IRC2P]] network.<br /> |-<br /> | [irc://irc.dg.i2p:6667 irc.dg.i2p:6667]<br /> |<br /> [http://irc.dg.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=bunRitjuWmSGkf5UV7pnjMRIxmP7fuHy9SgDfAA0M~4TWoBr4Ji4m5AyMGzhAdNaQW6c2-0CIe~RCDZ~vcN-BSNpaqzd80gKhXYxqUQQB83XRWDdLz-z0H~Y15k90p~n0GUSzsjlZctkYglNMyQ8MAUIpUEiLz6MVwArZqUI-CDOE664ZazcGtSKfBLZKycHsSj6WfLbwl2-R5Zv4f5Xisv9Hd0b8BsqJEWn1AmBMhM7p8l7okM2ZcRnC5ypzBdLfLSdkGJ5dEZAJIxz-GhtB8rJ3e0jJkbFjknGrJfxbwt~5n00nVuiUNMro2JRxQ7w~VzMw~lYRq~1B5TMtaKRDhxk7pnv5MxmVBFNhcT~hImcyxfT7GfIPzYU9s~uiFReoSjAOJZv-rKq4Oyeyz-Pa6lcg-c3MtuTXjJ2BMX2dA5Jw0FFVDDMOdDL2b1lwtyseQQkGtc15i4EtNy6iJrkbqAnIhO86E2C3jDf~yt2FlDlcbx6dkflJ3y3j2Wu9DAgAAAA ADH]<br /> [irc://fvp3pkcw4uvijqabwtekcdilklp73gyasuek67wdcs2mucep4caq.b32.i2p:6667 B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=irc.dg.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=irc.dg.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> |-<br /> | [irc://irc.postman.i2p:6667 irc.postman.i2p:6667]<br /> |<br /> [http://irc.postman.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=d38SuD-ayF9gprdrl2uJM-FfFBor8qmBVQDxZt8SL7VZPUukrkzvxeaCE8riF5~2g1EgOA1nSfrQ4mt5NhuyL8MxGf6xByDng2lVCZ5Ks2InFVdaCEVg0BCfzdpztUGfO81oT7902zoE260P-qDuiSih5KMEouSWr7RPfP75ivoKfnRhVFcZiI36mRUfgOjKSGloeVLdkGIYh3AVYZ4MqQSWP-MXcY0xr1cD~G1ars2vfTNUjwErPirsyktbES0xXDtgr-Q7EF1vYo3cbPttFTyG6LUSEHvcHErfov5hAy~3lYkhgqMqVFyeKDEyb4ZkoSse1q2TpKxzmDAC95H4DQoxB6onvGjpgYQgwK3ZREf-0UVYY8eVHbnN~jTWLnIOdHfEbSMqN5OMYMeLvLc~SX-qKGNExTaA6Zl80QOkTF~Hh3lAONXUhJgPtzuV2igtXyV~BuhFuA8M2nu~HwLsgv5qPN8wInudXpzhhp~hG36tZ90OGDMSA-XXRMzwhHgCAAAA ADH]<br /> [irc://mpvr7qmek2yz2ekegp5rur573z7e77vp3xqt2lfbco5i6nkfppcq.b32.i2p:6667 B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=irc.postman.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=irc.postman.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> |-<br /> | [irc://ilita.i2p:6667 irc.ilita.i2p:6667]<br /> |<br /> [http://irc.ilita.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=YCPWR2bYjAJChLaPG2QBj-Wjt7DE05-2bO0QyQRUF7CN55JvjFqL-f-k-iJ3X8KnBN6vu5nF0b4I07EQI3L1pkuuugkkz-2TKjM51znU3xqNggwdZwuNyCSuhoWFhAaInfJ4~xBDBoEvDp9IAA5CtD9nob1fa2LIJUn8Dg4bCm7aYkzOkfp30m30B7aNnrmOTIwFPi55QLv6HaiYo50hvnIXlVT-cEJo7eLkaQCs6uM4-OYUbbHW7n5oKt86ZDjsaJUI7mV~sFFrswK9oDnRD1CabXIOwyX7Z-uNmGJTP3adrkd2CGg2fsFoJlb9Qe8-GP4Xhzf2OOb-qiiv-D9S0ZZrw~9dfkiLKYwzD11LEL~EmmkXWKS328je3zxxW3NH-VyfHsw9H~YdmUq3spCKCys325n29KZoIEmZyUWKHf2gmy4TEGMlB~ClyyLRi-ES6BFp-GOD9qQDOaMZ4KQ5VENw0o4pFtiZvrnQyz3IesRIF9~SFXKk4gLKtbAeOkqkBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://r233yskmowqe4od4he4b37wydr5fqzvj3z77v5fdei2etp2kg34a.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=irc.ilita.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=irc.ilita.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Ilita's IRC. Mainly in Russian.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://volatile.i2p/servers.htm volatile.i2p/servers.htm]<br /> |<br /> [http://volatile.i2p/servers.htm?i2paddresshelper=uealg-47g1LDtbuIchVwSLs9E3zdwBh4DVoxBvtuHn7swSoQ8RPEpH2A227IW-hP0vn3dDk4FQ4yK0fNdbBMiW6DV7KkjrdzS5L6cv7-C4f067uWoFT0B5ILBj8Ars1dT6UiinqZnktDU88AhdAhSrAkw0eZ2FXbWgUEYD6cqaqwiN~iL4~uCEX7dBIiYWSis2JDsAj9AGLj5WXJiqAGdwE-qlYVu7zwUJuB5wc9Oh5fnY2hYsYY60j4EaVRLcUjbt3wZdjhVMA-LX0lT2PNBhYaERYBX-kQncLaciHVVSaKJOOSsvwRADfNbKg93ZXqu2w1eoS8RaL4ACK6t6wITLNab4EW65tPsLnqTNE~iYdGFl2jFZNdp-qSyBTW0TpqfCBL3-q2-95fqbTPC72lJuWH8uPJJ9~pG1YJJfQGJrPOmAEkz9XcCxe3BzWRCc2YYisnq2BEI4EUPZT~XmXRu38eYcuZFYJ2Rmwj1hUFM516K3SVfKAfgXFBdjxiLE5VBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://q6rve733tvhgyys57jfw4fymqf3xsnza6dqailcdjcq7w4fa5m3a.b32.i2p/servers.htm B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=volatile.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=volatile.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Volatile IRC. Has I2P, Tor and clearnet servers. First URL is the official server list.<br /> |-<br /> | [irc://irc.devfs.i2p irc.devfs.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://irc.devfs.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=7QHkSLicgRgALV~1ooqKVuS-tQQ8pgnoTzAPQa~8phiG1o5Vhz-XQZrnZxy6iw5i4z2n1Jzl~ZNP-ehByoaIOdEKN8pH4VvDzWKpfN1Fr4~AYLHOURh2ojRrqe0vAmckzSxXXZPLDDfph7LYi0be69jjVQPVwv7W~aGlT8aeX23WmunQSkwSb2EjMkwbwYEWY9zsvBIaP0Hiq3gwK69rg-6El3GKB9W3DAgrU1DH1N5VZJXGISA6gdlnHkY1vLG9CDvqV8y4ASx6aDR~abi1-rBnhIacxlIY8TuI5T7bxkacvPc9xVo8AuyoF7liiyWEyRZwUc7GDpoRAbL-wadPDxbYy3LEhWuAUTvoomj-rO5arSJJNQbqXIi144wbAncvFHLW6GnqCKjPWySV~-ENJQQJkowFgavgvAoKlXOVmyTPCLxh0Us6TzE3IcOp-Rz4ByvFPMi-0Wiow5zP1sGkdaDsevZbV37mccZrgQjRpkd2HSVWUgACICkKaZ1BykBkBQAEAAEAAA== ADH]<br /> [irc://2tnl43crujj7gfko6ln4gp64zl5fkh4djvcjx2piyjvvsl76c5ba.b32.i2p B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=irc.devfs.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=irc.devfs.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> |-<br /> | [http://cerapadus.i2p/ cerapadus.i2p/]<br /> |<br /> [http://cerapadus.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=8GsUJ0RcHCBrv2tJuxwl8KhZgp91apXqI~5JAlIiZCYTDQIHV53-xBjRp23v7fzto3tahcjQZa3Y-tWCoZQy5yzY7N6f2JvW2JjygE7hhG8tzXSv8UgsvoZs1vAK1dcqR0kSHTWS~M813ouLE7duGTs9rNcuckufZaSgKMLfYLaqGdtW3EAk3SUBPJxN-EWMIVEdLVGzNQwvparIhOsRoaY92A8I~lan-obu2ozLptCxsUo4Lm4K4fodyJcN~qfSwgdkWUE0ydGqOIYUpIgEdG4jcF6GqrHdw12G~TUUa1NpoAKGqav-CCKIMfc0chKm8Dw2sBmI1iUzPXOBLVca-qnx2zD-4djv4i5MXNVocdnj7hSTiOB6RuyhPoGwErMs6OWyLbdtUTMokY6aY9qyMgUI7uY42MYZHjwN5iCTYoB0Sy4t203L1t-pjbOtP4N3m9E9A0~mgNhWLVrVm0z7JqmVCMrsL32l2l6RtpJ6YS9I3LPrN3NtODU0XfOPPKqJBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://zroed2cxga5zeuu6rcvmp2yfi77nzduw7yhdplbeuqkuyxwbrzaq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=cerapadus.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=cerapadus.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Cerapadus is a IRC Server hosted with the aim of providing people who fight for a better world with one more way of secure communication. Abuse will not be tolerated. I2P and Onion servers.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Blogging === &lt;!--T:50--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:198--&gt;<br /> The software [[Syndie]] can be used to make and host blogs. For personal blogger see [[EepsiteIndex#Blogs|Blogs]].<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:199--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://onelon.i2p onelon.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://onelon.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=hZWhCNeGK5PMXs0pLOdjQBpzfGCtlAbWHJ-GpUSDbaK6qz-i8lyGHRihwbPd8GAyNzv-QcPmkdkMZJKRn-CwadDdF7eLI5Us4O7shR8jm6kiyAj0m2lsQn95LwAc0Ck2pypvI2E3ca1UYveo9Yl-B5YxVnvgpuM2ZLpJeagM0Zi3rDNEit4hO7JUvzOzfZ3dIezmGrWeL~kaPyBM~vIkFW7rH6paifWJTmNZTFCjduUH1S2NY5-OZL5pM~jR4Km2RnfYXk63iH7fZJaiR9yYnejkKlxond2icIBPG~kZHuJkUTI~5CW9lR~~jBy0COETDsC-JQvhciEvpCvGtPeFJMDY5Q5NFxNc32L0WTBkP8Y3EoN3is3DqGT1oKqQE1h9itxPdotpMYW~hsNmRMUHQDLlQ60WPCyM1bK4zJGv3wABFwovegvLOuykE5NDU34U2Czp1Il~8w9KQBn9MKAj0Yz1fDlf1mGT5j12--APcV-5pTUJV2iigI~1aS1NLurjBQAEAAEAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://irkvgdnlc6tidoqomre4qr7q4w4qcjfyvbovatgyolk6d4uvcyha.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=onelon.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=onelon.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | A Russian-speaking secure blogging platform with PGP key authentication.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://visibility.i2p/ visibility.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://visibility.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=mVAUVC27pGEp3rwDd-Lu8A6mUWBGncPM6WB66KJSfRi0dl4mH5DM3yYBCI7I-PBRZUItkmFGRWrir4H19Wirus0YOIFnIxc66zcYwGvjs~iQz9L7dZoH3XhTSDq0mmvS5L8kNjzR~D~wnlrRNLMydzCRSit~jwsS3TZR2k2ympztnhkzzZrEuBJ3uosKmr6g4wNNJ2xANM9BcYCNn-vwuhgIHmD5uCB4uWiK4Kay4bm3MKgfwVOpyeFNivim0VBjPhiH5z2MFDDLaHhKxKT1N7cLglB4HlKqiIiCnPZoFWz~Mpr1r0ao2GdQRHc1V1KMw7lnECQ24Y-7OVuKxLc3Cl6hgYSJhcjJE3BYQaeuZH0jLPv1fVN1RcOEzRYXfIDbb~4Im1-Q2TllHJKVW~qN92xJfLOWhbSZmN0Isg90gY-qPo4dIjuTeygiPjFJy7ziszJbCL~CvFnbDHtKUyN9ids25oIXYP9lw7FcuFmPFSgmsiHhlLyC7yCU-yRkx57tAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://pwgma3snbsgkddxgb54mrxxkt3l4jzchrtp52vxmw7rbkjygylxq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=visibility.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=visibility.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Elgg-based Microblog where everyone can register and, well, microblog.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://lifebox.i2p/ lifebox.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://lifebox.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=5ZP0LuUv81hD-Eg~xIDx0zn9W280i6AEVbHbp6xJj2taiWbryHMPh7vSilqYJnXjJSZecQRfxYw7Upg2aousqdb5KyuMkWO117YQg6fHmpe9XmnD~9O1BtFCuT68rlG~WB~eTWlWlfwErBbJW-L3X7cMyLMhtVwlNf007rYPuP28fiInIo492lrZSqSNUCSDZEGTIyg5QXs-TjYQ0jKVQtAyPw-65d6ctO-~uzbQsRkwfUbhd2FIcwha7BELUyAUOPhXVk8q8vvCQbD5iNBBAOeKk2z3tgCZ4Oppv50OdtAhOBNsXSYB~QuEgyHezqsTt2P0666nN0KaUxy7Mf8LzJNfirt6uOMRjiRlTt14mdUJYe0JdM4hhkobs~2A8CSbDhWS9pQh8ezMlyVEtEXfgd8h67xp7rcBKx2B-luBjlMJx0EVw08eIC2nRNMmy1HQrHR~dF7OdtrNedVdThIs2rfN4Cw4sW7MIa6EKT7g1aeKQN75oBQ5HyloIa0t8ceTBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://pyqjnycm55cuxow22voqj62qysrjdnb6nbyladaiaiirqi7vp2yq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=lifebox.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=lifebox.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Share your memories, connect with others, make new friends (Appears to be an I2P social network, untested)<br /> |-<br /> | [http://diasporg.i2p/ diasporg.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://diasporg.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=Ml-lhGfc82MS3e5Ru1uwNa5j53R14M84R-7eBTL3qWouXOvKf-neqrAwOpkaJ55MNEZwJazpoPGXzn1qfn2PGRcFWLY1fhSpGUWJ-zMp3W-1GlvV8SYhhmAJLMTFDjNMD8g4mAa5cB~VkvW-Ejddvw0q-adRJz7ZiGIlsGTH5Rw6GIvBZNXQa1QsEg0TBi9DDxoZHZk513nnBLPkVvxJ9KsK8mkDWXCjuu8XMCs6gAxT2zaYPz9RfTcPNYhV0p5JwJfnWXoa-Qkr6S6-WoQvh-TMicMaHwS6~YFvNh8htsL5ic2Lm63g6uRWjMH-ClXvjOBISxQeEhsOCprgYzkkVCAh5q1cX9~MpikCSYH9VfWJICTuYVTYXi~wj6Fyp42BSO7dWDTclzXpQ53muUXH8YmRm1hqXwOge8TsPFQj-u4K4s2-zTwww4diFNI~xlWffURnSmyJnULr3HcBbHcX227zClS68COquffuMLs9asv4Eq9y1oYNIR0tBjJUCTZYBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://edvccoobtjukjgw2os5eetywanbb2mpag5aknkrpia5qx2koksua.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=diasporg.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=diasporg.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Appears to be a Diaspora I2P mirror. Captcha does not load on eepsite when you sign up, so you may have to sign up over Tor or clearnet and then log in through eepsite. Like lifebox (above) I have not tested it to see if it works.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Decentralized forums === &lt;!--T:125--&gt;<br /> The page [[WOT forums]] list the softwares to run in order to use decentralized forums (ie: [[Syndie]]). These softwares allow to read/write and host forums inside I2P, no [[EepsiteHosting|eepsite hosting]] required, no shutdown possible as long as a peer is online ([[Aktie]] / [[OFS]], or a archive server in the case of [[Syndie]]).<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:223--&gt;<br /> The rocksolid forums are web based, general purpose forums that are distributed across several nodes, which update each other via nntp. Currently the access points in i2p are on: [http://retrobbs.i2p retrobbs.i2p], [http://def3.i2p/ def3.i2p], [http://retrobbs2.i2p retrobbs2.i2p], [http://rslight.i2p rslight.i2p], [http://def4.i2p def4.i2p] and [http://def2.i2p/ def2.i2p] (the forums are also accessible on tor and clearnet). The goal is to create a shared forum which is always reachable by its users and which content will never be lost (as long as there is at least one node up).<br /> <br /> === Centralized forums === &lt;!--T:122--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:200--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://i2pforum.i2p/ i2pforum.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://i2pforum.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=Gw1kgEBbxZjENfiTdTQNRZYBwwyJVjXtF~t5D0-XMmeVeizW-s~90~XTtAqQ8n41roBCWtr9lrAhJ8S1drBivatp85G3bXH~eV0ZYhmcFTLd-6UUP2eFbG~0Fmmvf-Pb6UFH9J0yKBdkqLaQB82AHWbz9CTNIf~3xAMBit2AJ8XQZ8haLcIH1kxUYae1~mkgiFPPFXg1MxONOjjJ9vaTDLeYofyS8hG95s1hp60x5xNGG6gi2pmCGopQDX46ZrzpNcaZkGHey4uEZGcSiYTm7S1hycQApBYNvCv4QvV92E0eFYqCm6thUOV7K78mii5agaqpcumDBy2PXLnwR0XrqjZnKBxydCcS-HockXR7nVykJL3moQOKswoMEChXMzQqD~RUrrmzHE80oXwZjExGNnp1hI7jZevYg38voDE3TT-3IT84kuLeb-1yH0p-HbiKBk4VLOpRsFpLD9V-tl0w9j7GWOchWX78Xxq7NTWa~xaQdrrCw60Ztw4Zzu2taMekBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://tmipbl5d7ctnz3cib4yd2yivlrssrtpmuuzyqdpqkelzmnqllhda.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=i2pforum.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=i2pforum.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | The official I2P help &amp; support forum. Also available at https://i2pforum.net <br /> |-<br /> | [http://forums.i2p/ forums.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://forums.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=fv1O2sumG-W5MP1p03cqsD9qyXkNLa8LYFpq6Y0OmRvv3ZlUFQsNFWHsSBcSfxjlHfsGcPBVngAmytQDjfOHQqPy11QPm1YLRzkpFXI9fugb63MVMfnzTWq2LgxAGDK3pOa1a78oH5DxvVkjJOKo9p5SdtWEG97IcJRTZPFg-UhA4LQ6zUyvW1kZeaSvM1JRNcgojNa4Wgc0LO8A1b25YlyOQfIuYyK5PvMZxezrf1dmWt7i6eTOlhbYva4pnpRwDYJCKq-ss4dNRHe7RP-1WbmH~Rn5KT~qF2hYUe2rtg6da2kBESuAC8Ma2autxeXRhS2pNSOapfsLTwV3iSRIX0G-2VHZuR66ue~4Ub3ZqFSrCEOS-QCcMdfg54YRmeEtjEhsghavUFAUZyNcyXLSWJLK5~W9ODkwAGDk4Yqo3HZ6kMV4tbzO368I6v9P8wfWE2NgY~vAmqG1aCq26Tz37OvyR3d0EgVf1lnjkM9OBssoIPUSkMAqUDrzu0CvSSuXBQAEAAEAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://tmlxlzag7lmkgwf6g2msygby3qttxvm6ixlfkq6s6cpgwubp33ya.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=forums.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=forums.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | For all user questions around the development of I2P. Successor of forum.i2p.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://freedomforum.i2p freedomforum.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://freedomforum.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=mnYN1cdzdjoKp5hl9gE3glu0x8KsgJlocOpJ8J051sQR8MsTTeDFSgJVOQIxFNo2EOfwBHOuzpqASt4FWR0xYFj31DMINJv9kGU0IJwew2rw2fGB1eGe6T4MbYk1A9U-qSqsVFODtZrxW74tTmrFwRVPu4gewY7Fr4YThjaLY60dZ8pW46g6J4CDFFcHBpQH4txXXff4tee13kRRQJ4i3xBJv3LpfTAW3cqs4-~ujrWg7PWFJNpquWa57Luq-L~daBPCRhXVp4gHvLnocee~~ceykvchXc5PsUrkMrUax5iyNLrXa8CRIDLYhO7KhVhS8caiw36CdXmqHChh8QgsWRayZ7mEllXFkkMbPyHD4ywexDdHAheGmbkHuZNlcTGMzIEJUefyzeGHj7Cdh-HtarWLdaqh-M0YaYuUwmIei1aK7TC9W~eHxrwBSITAUBzbMKuA4NG~hcdxOhnjys6zZTrYwDZgPMewz1q4dFUsrx35mg0jYBJ4Fu8Kp~Osk7DfAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://abzmusjcm3p3llj4z7b5kkkexpsxcnsylikokouk5txfim3evqua.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=freedomforum.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=freedomforum.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Nachtblitz Support Forum<br /> |-<br /> | [http://hiddenanswers.i2p hiddenanswers.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://hiddenanswers.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=xQcl8MSyuaq~OFMK7kxHwcsR1LynkjB~LYjqodku2IaiyIWo~Dk7joRSyIEzmzYDWi12XUQTDyH-kZd-41f9RvBmRXWHmYi5qrQMlEszICA-k7Ya5XkQ6xgxCYPzPnKgiQ~Hg41hpBhRuhr85GNzE06yxwUiQXMGvIZli1wuvwwVQFnhO5Incbnu5CT4Dj7EozFeJjcfljsBrPAkMYlETZ~j54ofudqIWgI~xabWqC6smZGHFmyQ7gkc9u1YCFdx1rS9HXPfQ~s2anVUsXTUpshkf0Hdo9q1L23H3tEBajQWuOERJ6pMp9ZWciO3FpdNJ16ejfsA4q-o-JUo7Sp7x4C-01otVy3v~qslVZ8JhHZsI4j6-hHzG7xYW-7oirIaiTSCCQcbTn70ZRyKhqSLrsA5aRbLBvCb61j7Eye7S5OM8MuXprDOV1CPdpjCHKkZYSGw7wy8JzDEYI1a-D7sNUy4iMT4DTsUe9AteAv-6kC9fAZusiuUXWxERoxDoXj5BQAEAAEAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://kj2kbzt27naifij4ki6bklsa2qfewxnkzbkgvximr4ecm7y4ojdq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=hiddenanswers.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=hiddenanswers.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Ask about anything, help to answer people's questions and win badges<br /> |-<br /> | [http://openarea.i2p openarea.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://openarea.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=-xUCmselsTQRJ~SzC8xZhXjUhp-dVPA9inmQestVxucV01PTu3ucP5QPuTD4OJyQ6FUi~8eOIix7bO~eErusL7m57jr6TCBvdJNJaRGYU4pRIpUfTTkeGehtqcGTexPyWNA1SV2vXpu0LIHG-oKoVUfDSJ6Zu2UCHiCTJtQqfVmU29ZL5YlOCI2AHYa2hni1QF1kFfYWR8Jrm-WRxnAfpOrZrB8aA6t7Uy51mMfIDwscaQLmV8StDvIVUEOjpCfSQty1dXSdes~5ehj2npRfkhgN8-5hLkuEmw6Ak40XSqoXMVGePSQaib0RA4Ght1B~tX9Vfbc4JoJQsu4luD3WpXd8x8ZOdKU7zi-Zt0mJQEUYVQpCyhOpUCeGMKBh88Q9U2iIt7VIoqBLku9S3ZBqu6AFc7YNqT7u1mIAfZ1lqwhJK5NvN9LG0y1K1Z754gljRAy6J2KDXdFJ0vPuQG736PXd4aaAvcFpz75xcaESbPQd9aUqk-EjD7VoXtKQJpYQAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://nmju26n2m7tyqbuis6ghykekrslqmpfwd6fspd4lvm2riqmtojnq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=openarea.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=openarea.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | &quot;Open Area public forum. 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It's just there are too many.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:202--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! 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On the Chinese-speaking parts of the Internet, the development of anonymous networks which protect user's privacy is slow. The lack of a stable Chinese community further restricts the growth and use of the network. In addition, the harsh political atmosphere causes much negative impact to the existing technical communities on the clearnet. city.i2p is an attempt to build an anonymous Chinese online community. First, it would be secure and open for technical discussions, posters can share about their ideas for designing privacy tools without worrying too much about their personal safety or censorship. Also, we hope to be a stable Chinese discussion board on i2p, to be the first, and help the network.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Wikis == &lt;!--T:133--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:228--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! 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| 2019-07-03<br /> | Salt Reloaded - the salt wiki-archive (read only)<br /> |-<br /> | [http://lawiki2p.i2p lawiki2p old Spanish wiki]<br /> |<br /> [http://lawiki2p.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=4UrNfIg0RuL5okejXU~4hTqcBZtU7SmiDn8HfmoCnvmBvHryIAiD-Q8Gtbe7zuVr2z4OnhxQoP1Je4-qJha847NbVN2mv5syldc4btYxeYkf0E28ddj2vxllHVEbPV3OGOpWBRWAh2q34uea0abHMpncyftdMuNOzD2IRerpWD8QuNQXjOYu3e3pgCMWdN1GDutBWyXi-4n6fNHeJawQipjyR7GEum1wFpdweptAJXN62A~8OwDzm5H4q6N7i-JzHj4eY3k3AOIit7OcJbpbsHGZJy0dQIBEvnua5NdRUVB9toZEaMtc~fb991rPkCPmEgysLBpaaK81kC~8j2i0e-LtxHo1hfdnH5EQyJ-2niRqObfvztFUA9gl6vJXiss1CLbNOlpx7u-IxTq12ARM72zOUGzQVRaytqazD3F-GI1u4LAbjCn1NiqcNm2ua-RoJUJQoQkJFYXyjw~zBVugs3xIt~yLnQTMLZbDf8R9TRz07unMjiY7mZx0HuUzZBTsBQAEAAEAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://dkb5f63obsb6wmzcgilebjvmgvw4wmcgzbkczu3sntgckmtzweza.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=lawiki2p.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=lawiki2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Spanish wiki is dead, but there is abackup in i2pwiki itsel [http://i2pwiki.i2p/index.php?title=lawiki2p/es lawiki2p in i2pwiki].<br /> |}<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:203--&gt;<br /> Requiring running [[Tahoe-LAFS]]:<br /> * [http://127.0.0.1:3456/uri/URI:DIR2:aars3kr6n67iuebhgvvzx63iry:u77bklu64nj4dyd6ushjjipzmr7givj627go7qzrrik4qhjqsrsq/wiki.html URI:DIR2:aars3kr6n67iuebhgvvzx63iry:u77bklu64nj4dyd6ushjjipzmr7givj627go7qzrrik4qhjqsrsq/wiki.html] - Deep Wiki - anonymous wiki distributed with [[Tahoe-LAFS]], site requires JavaScript ''(it is not a eepsite, it requires [[Tahoe-LAFS]], [http://tahoeserve.i2p/uri/URI:DIR2:aars3kr6n67iuebhgvvzx63iry:u77bklu64nj4dyd6ushjjipzmr7givj627go7qzrrik4qhjqsrsq/wiki.html tahoeserve.i2p gateway])''<br /> <br /> == Books and Education == &lt;!--T:134--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:204--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! 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| 2019-07-03<br /> | &lt;s&gt;Knowledge and tools to protect your privacy against global mass surveillance&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |}<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:206--&gt;<br /> * [http://127.0.0.1:3456/uri/URI:DIR2-RO:mwnd6uv5genummmcf7wcwl5r2u:ouuc2egrrcobgdu3x26jl6rfdh6df7c6grajc6dxkvc6p5r6tiaq/index.htm URI:DIR2-RO:mwnd6uv5gemwnd6uv5genummmcf7wcwl5r2u:ouuc2egrrcobgdu3x26jl6rfdh6df7c6grajc6dxkvc6p5r6tiaq/index.htm] - Venus Photobooks - collection of scans of (mostly) nude girls' photobooks and magazines ''(not an eepsite requires [[Tahoe-LAFS]], [http://tahoeserve.i2p/uri/URI:DIR2-RO:mwnd6uv5genummmcf7wcwl5r2u:ouuc2egrrcobgdu3x26jl6rfdh6df7c6grajc6dxkvc6p5r6tiaq/index.htm tahoeserve gateway])''<br /> <br /> === Games === &lt;!--T:136--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:207--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! 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Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://anonyradio.i2p/ anonyradio.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://anonyradio.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=r5zxr2yf2I2i2J6ksKcnmB0CNVtx538cLIWkbj9hA5nA~RsbyIQ7PpwKcMNWNfg8XDrZ6HNEi~FbANCvweNnFeEPzhQVqg3wBO2Ac9F3ruSN3nMBUV1yp6UmpAWaoypzdtnKtNWJijfvY1IO3mLDuEEa4IX5oXVTLjOnysFQPeQgZArUA~fRRCkq1AlT3eQSM-zfy35Rrp11ythGderXc5qAHYpoBBF6AgDMo~4jCpPkTPFbVVrgGOWv4oBNKhU6H42hzB5fhxZcgRL4ASRI35urEcRu63SlyAmzk1MJO7GPfqt0JSxYvl73BEOUyI~jqLFC4V1YyeSzBVFfHhkvMBk4lKgqC9EG6OAjHp8s7s3diDjGmkx2EaE3DwAASCfMfadbkflYVCowf2btqYWoovI5it0Kf09EoSJBxS5Iv5b4CS4BexznSzCLkHCFc7HuOcmX5n7dNYAxRYuK9O5J6of3kvhjW-TSY56AkAasQkMKL6AibkZsjwJ5E3qIz6RXAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://cbobsax3rhoyjbk7ii2nd2fnl5bxh3x7bbearokyxgvmudn7o5bq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=anonyradio.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=anonyradio.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Deep web radio: jazz, metal, country and more<br /> |-<br /> | [http://stream.i2p/ stream.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://stream.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=A9CVpY4JKwycnQjQYn9-bl20CdgA7OvE~P42jCvOgAp~lhyfbnci1A9XcmD1qerYvXlq~XEewdetyLjihsy2UZ8ch7COk6kUG9QXnmLXBpQkKobPZm1oJmuOkvvAvNlJOepR3YKmVC4e7gPkh~TSqSEV8TGRdNsKTjevzYXNNyaK5TGAlEIWBJnrCG8mEV6Gq6sEMBUXaie7wVPuo~-fh4RS~kBsZb-bb4NWRbyxDPC4Up5W3LFjjGFzj1Mo3AZpwHhtrh6QHO1pyqqj3IHwpd7xnsSUB8Gze3G9tbcyEAagVfYBWBtwpFyrGEF-Nc-BUFnxmrIdAGJnQa2b3jFiuWGWLnI2xogn1QDndrJfQ77L2L8yqFEsqcevd-OUECfBJGG~rCUdaHdsasCFAbgIPQaXByjRXVtFK27u8j4Ge6fa9O-tyFA9cgBq-mvbf7u7P10IPQIImhdQSALlpD1BEMZMI7yipTtXqGPGniTmrcumHWWSFBYnxkx~mbgvbqUMAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://prmbv3xm63ksoetnhbzqg4nzu2lhqdnqytgsydb7u3quxfrg7rna.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=stream.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=stream.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | 24/7 psytrance<br /> |-<br /> | [http://darkrealm.i2p/ darkrealm.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://darkrealm.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=9iFRMfgJpy1zoamm0tFU-Da7RIcsOkp7~BuxgP~8BjQQhJkKRHgmNr3EM8jbNTGpHjJwXb9WVmUx~Q87b4Q89rMHIBRklPQ8TlEFyG~8wXsizGz99T70EXUW-xvgqoXMWRbVSlFhc3vTLHOfU7lEWZQ~Id9pWuOqv~-OCzzdFrddHfGzIL-jmljsDaPAgMkqENJO4a4nrFsHxSSjmz5gcJB6ce-Z9PtAKzEffcU8Gd74y-MHOrN9XBZTXGvgskkLBLuZ2UfLOR9YmRGlWceRdZ9msNvTiJu-5KWlCH-qgcYi6jI~4bCVWX6OqgBR8wFbPVlyTHimGWbXk-H6FFYbFfbz8ATAG54NYI3A4vpPtOvxCcaXwArUqAW~Pjeb6gFIwif-eWH-Jhdje9Y8zg8K~~sSXdR8VByO-Uj9Fq2ZfrLG9bXjJpLj1AKkjiRj-99UWDPXA2Fd2JHHLtR5N1Unuvflx6P6rSUqjeVgPfjPlHCHCTgoPL7kiGP7oVlqx9UCBQAEAAEAAA%3d%3d ADH]<br /> [http://gbh4eerxdsph7etxsxznfhvmuiz54trlkenakqep343u4xcoekzq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=darkrealm.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=darkrealm.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Dark Music such as Gothic, Industrial, and EBM for download.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://m16.i2p/ m16.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://m16.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=ZAk9uYrjQjwgnz9QFjXpr-UADppPNU7jxcpCyU5KZAc1rTZx7LPgpWOsmoLo8cMVwy3CKO-UlWWtZDM~PbhD~wHFUc3YrvVbOUSSlk1SKVsUiEe0mve4hN2thiukr1cusulpXrJNbzvLlm3WQ5X~JAJ9sX9bA7A~fUMZW-RNik4WZeqFBX6-~Rq7NFw0Gg5k0lxNAJ6pU0rJZcqpqvTmS~rQl13C24T7AZovGxSHRYmJLRHg3AoTtDU3F~XzIP0g5d~5BpGqtdsvCKZlfNa3-YvJAPuEiIoP8LM53D9t3xcoYv7GakfW~0QxVPCMrw88PSD5GZvq1hE4gADh9dzsfDD8pr7I-fTgr9-6dQXnPJywowpmai0iw-k1mptr7meyERVrvBLRHIgKY-0SBrNdDJoWOM5BowrV2eCnnMf0iGX4cgdaWWv9nIBgJD~DM5IKJSffmxxp8aFsreCiZMHdfQG7mWGD7KtGAv1su5PZ5UV5v2HB266DrlmfuvnDvdUQBQAEAAEAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://ucsr3eveuc4mx5y6gxnoaywd4ojvbel5q3ynns6s5yfw3vusmfva.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=m16.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=m16.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | [http://ucsr3eveuc4mx5y6gxnoaywd4ojvbel5q3ynns6s5yfw3vusmfva.b32.i2p/index.html Radio &amp;quot;M16&amp;quot;]: News, politics, music 24h/7.&lt;br /&gt; Информационно-музыкальная [http://ucsr3eveuc4mx5y6gxnoaywd4ojvbel5q3ynns6s5yfw3vusmfva.b32.i2p/index.html радиостанция &amp;quot;M16&amp;quot;]. Новости, политика, музыка 24 часа в сутки.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Politics and Hacktivism == &lt;!--T:139--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:210--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://anarchistfaq.i2p anarchistfaq.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://anarchistfaq.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=dIG6SUc9Z4HUTlM85yQYROq4Z7Yv2tbHzyD3C4mE6rxF9z6PRE8Ia7LJjS5OH-7rnaIS1JWNtHjbXbAzuYK38KYBlZm-XIGEQGjVMGXslfcTkgt94lnFm1hv8AyrgVFjyYUxemM~pSHeoy1rx3YLzaxE4ow07IdoeoMDr4aOn7h78cggiSkhLL1gwwxc0fv8GXqBmMDWxxwESumcVuT8ggngky8vNELMDflFGQY2hCFzjD4sgPxIctv27n~MV-W-npaQqlDmLgForAfJ~7UurA4KIMbOlT1cgT9JbLXZFB-7dFEeEoHetWQ-gmBX2OVh2SsFCOzpnh1KwVvnxopJgVExdu7MpphbTVS~EZZkr7t66fz8MGmyoBgwDIfBH8Ij8j5~PtsC8T6mab9wEUp94x3UtlVGGQ-IUCG3OumAE5ADiPmRXum60zgqNP7wsmdxf63OQmw94n3qT8d~i~fegWfRd0mS9aTQL9-iOy~F6awKk1JIWougTKsOlGSYdXklBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://xosberjz2geveh5dcstztq5kwew6xx2brrqaorkjf2323bjzcd3q.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=anarchistfaq.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=anarchistfaq.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | This web page holds an anarchist FAQ. Its aim is to present what anarchism really stands for and indicate why you should become an anarchist.<br /> |-<br /> |-<br /> | [http://anarplex.i2p anarplex.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://anarplex.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=PAqUUlki9uzo46GBx6~SqkwB7aTX0xmXNvbrEU6mmXiu8VBIP6jW9x~66m5npCBnHXR6eqrXhgsAtqxQc8qPwQH2JXVa8PrDJ8wo9PzAuDCtpPPaZRIh4DNz7wqRQZSiMtFqj4s3iiP44tSWuR7Tptz4QVZ8ItkLzHFB5ZD4u0h4f9e1n9ZxzWQXw3KHXCeVYkQ9lmK~aGaaYs6aOnk5-n7rqrpcG5T1r0WedWwvL5DHIQP8P7G~72NTz0ZhZUP7ZMtMJGk0MOt1y7x4jCimJnaoL06LghzikWvtEWFpd0fpH1AqCF9k~sZJk294fsJaaela~NKdwwWUamQHUM6Nom5GqJUVWnXpZu28ud96v2sQUAdEN2xcqWvo5iVDGk5OFBgIDL2fT3OFh9qEC6Pi6TSWT2K5~RYTOYpn1wCeOb574jVeH0tionP2EYfdwX7fQ98QUFJ8srtd2k65UbBtwJIGn7yP71EQmHe6km8bYqxO2VMZtFuufTAFDwqDHDrpAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://4qingryacppi5ed2vk2626qipri3d7c2v6iw3vr55zy6c2uc66za.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=anarplex.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=anarplex.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Files and projects related to crypto-tribes, phyles, crypto-anarchy, agorism, provider of darknet services<br /> |-<br /> | [http://redliberty.i2p redliberty.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://redliberty.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=zQahH-r~-NnbPBt4ADHMkGDWl0R6xGLh4Db0L9iufAJb7VImXd5OhKvCzWthqEZqxcwL1CdY78S8oHkAdUVVoj78UMC3CD6KZVPBuyCaNTyQ-TrTtGSmw3InGLoVaaiPlohc4Hx9d9mVpTUuaX90TP2bxFgcuiUWB4FPvEuEEwZ78hKEcUDzHCynom5S11d~PhqH-6VXQTb0qmzEIXtLSp5e6TVq0fv-ITFpLmplBNRXrXs8WaV7dcET4wgPUhWIQ1rR2axeFtHpjQLyFJLD266bWMDl3Uc0pekCEmfNuZyidAGW46-~eMFuhR1qAfAkk-3QVHmDtZkUG4gDrbc1v8wziZN9OfVg~cImJTSFuwHkWWrVy1HQixOl0XtAUMZYWOWNIg6s~tYNb4IZv9g9gB62r2~Sh5jcX-ioUJS8AdS-n-I49v8fyNi73CD~yDB5tKMQdMvO4dyeHWuJBW9BAYp1FHjbxL91pmMVD2t5buoyMirhkRxTXqWrQYUMjyVzBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://co4edoxfpapksavjpbkd4h33s6pijr6xyfioqdbbdh22y3zrwoba.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=redliberty.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=redliberty.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-05-22<br /> | Socialism or Barbarism, Liberty or Death! A Libertarian Marxist blog written on a variety of topics. Formerly known as the Thought Foundry Blog.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://marxists.i2p marxists.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://marxists.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=ruO5i-hhW5sfDYvsVjQWT8OvzJAWpVwKP8jbki2TNdkaa~e8AC-Go8snJdsfYh4Hr~KKjh5ppqXOkRojlF0s3d6-op-sbJGljniIyEzyra-xPMZxIi6h7s9R70dWaJOX~DhAOKXo4kHpMvwiOIWEp92nvSX4xcAnnAQidq7YXqVr9sAESrNIgxaw8bgd0giI~vKaevdawk-f5Ocmie9cS9DOAgSvwEJRhDKnhMf6ufKrjQt2AJdQGSzYqLUJksFKDTWgXXg0rAR9ivyuPTbeG8cTVN3AVjav-JdMpwRZ3sl3JxBB-69zbAvdpWxzGW1fzzuOSlTpP8OG6axsUJ1wZy95o7cBPU7ofxywSIGXM1icIr4k1LnA5U4qy8~WXddt1fZOVCg6RjI49tg4x24HFXdwwRbevlggM6LPhih6cCiRrh9q6zRo5Cs8D2JtemBD0pE7M2hiJp-wbZ4mxP0UbercTry7gxlGQ5igwNpDgNbdjUrSoi5GL3NipBCjhfayBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://lepah55qyp2fhuwxlz7bwrhzckn4gkuofivnofoeuyfpmke5x2hq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=marxists.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=marxists.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | The unofficial, full I2P mirror of the Marxists Internet Archive (marxists.org). The only thing better than 100's of Gigabytes of furious political thought is 100's of anonymous gigabytes of furious political thought. MIA contains a large variety of scholarly, academic, and historical content focused on political science but primarily on Marxism. This is a full mirror of MIA.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Bitcoin/Cryptocurrencies == &lt;!--T:140--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:211--&gt;<br /> '''WARNING''': Trusting your money with anonymous people is risky!<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:212--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://anoncoin.i2p/ anoncoin.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://anoncoin.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=vA4OWvaW6ChyRACDUSq0SiWBB88SBd-3sBAPphzAsUGfQeZMvcmCLM1KuZ9kRLPZnzA1hsgICXecZ31hn~sk3Sfc7iHuQbskApab7oMXTi6oEqHDRQHG8fGkzIJsUoeG39UqfJb1ZDVzOfIpwttcxJERxL8~vzgexrKR2SEVwkxcuds~t91eOTJpVVlVAnfl-4l9IvBdTppgGZa9Dt15XAuPVLWN5oHjevPTVu1P9cKuY-Gn0Uw3zOWTwkDw5aTgPBO2pDacvd4mL8rBEB3Qq9aJWFNIkOgS~qA~eskEH-9GdT3dLIKkyULXGBnlnUdkTpQrlYn-aDsA0rmw1tL1m3uZDaMa1DUk6ZhZ~DAz~S7ApgiD4VizSSVAcox3x1w8TFcs8HC4soZ0u-HK-hnmBuMiLymaMLyOQm2mbAHkG4CpRgLbhliMVDTF9zReAxjZDqoN4LpunsUcE3bHlOtbIPO~P5J2C4ZWN~q0yUJVVIBs~f0k7d60sajZ2~a-H1fTAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://nmi3loretkk4zbili32t2e5wyznwoxcsgzmd2z4ll3msgndyqpfa.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=anoncoin.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=anoncoin.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | &quot;Anoncoin is a privacy-centric currency fully compatible with the I2P and Tor darknets&quot;<br /> |-<br /> | [http://gostcoin.i2p/ gostcoin.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://gostcoin.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=v1GsAHWQn171w9zoWrvCLrz4YZs~wb4NxPZ22XBhz0v0H~~EMeofIsHUBWVt5Dh1g2yohuZZJhZMwLpkVyPqVnMNoH~2XaMjz3FwdFy2wSDYPIsk5-VI9ISiE0lceR2wOAyVAya0iVfAtCO5q67QOI6fqbYGxAsAvcZJUmOgscrAqyo3e5uW4QZbr~HNw3vg5YDkC44E5QB7wvxkNAI-ZQ8umR8j76B3FGXIXYdd9nRNM1LB8lx1y2gPxUj4n3WjKAAWE7ZBHPvVGQBb1fpq71TCsJz02CxzdsBjD34UiGPGsW3xvx0YNMoDwE7ts~rZOotDH4CwcEFUFBykGXrsv5Dyzdx-sbkf0lV07An~r63Ejo1J5zSzcvx7aFNcXVRXQGM88gHdH9WVKre8CGGTOHra07~SkK6E~lVhmMPAsGILEZy6I2HQ9spM0H8SgdNvJbHcaCeb4-ABXVOPq36cNHY14gIQ4Eatx6On7j1tNc22gBzkbDI2izhjEUeHbiZFBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://4gzcllfxktrqzv3uys5k4vgkzbth4gqednwhfpt755yivm3davuq.b32.i2p B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=gostcoin.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=gostcoin.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | &quot;GOST R 34.10 and GOST R 34.11-2012 based coin with I2P support. GOSTCoin uses Russian government standard cryptography&quot; See also pool.gostcoin.i2p, exchange.gostcoin.i2p, wallet.gostcoin.i2p, and explorer.gostcoin.i2p<br /> |-<br /> | [http://exchanged.i2p exchanged.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://exchanged.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=rLFzsOqsfSmJZvg6xvl~ctUulYWwGaM8K~rGs-e4WXkKePTCMOpU8l6LIU-wwDOiUZ7Ve8Y-zWPBVYQjH8~~lgT-BJ81zjP5I6H051KOVaXDChdx5F99mZu0sEjnYoFX484QHsUkFc5GUypqhpv1iwWwdPL7bVNzr1fS6sIZvq7tYWEOymbnifxk2jC0BnjultNPCq1wiI2Y-G66iOHDvuLu5f7RvNGJYlpw0UYNv6g8jUu3gXYjDRMBD5OIxFUJaksfmml2CiaGjrPfXKEXBR4q1CogVruq3r~447VHb32f52aeYszcslNzQjYyFCdipnAi5JiNTFpzTZPMEglt2J3KZYB3SMCmxSLktFI7376c7mT7EbMIFFv1GrmcUy9oIyYasbb82Sec9y0nJ9ahZt0x3iGokAYekXKXq-rGPzgFeBwfuCHzQnLzm1akVyJHoGDdaG0QHJfqfW1sY3F2n1xaWrnKcqIz2ypemxVnTMFKQqm2pdG-dMsXNYiGmZtaBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://ylmulgfskl6uiwac4hw4ecwqdzd3oxtwaemzj25zc6k5q4rkexra.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=exchanged.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=exchanged.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Anonymous cryptocurrency exchange/wallet, supports trading of Bitcoin, Litecoin, Anoncoin, Dogecoin, Dash, etc EXCHANGED.I2P IS SHUTTING DOWN! WITHDRAW YOUR FUNDS!<br /> |-<br /> | &lt;s&gt;[http://bitcoin-escrow.i2p/ bitcoin-escrow.i2p]&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |<br /> [http://bitcoin-escrow.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=-ye8YA0fpSZoFQNxwfFnKnUFdzs7qwh2Ghk3qHH-2x1xTYM6jKemm1iJV8y1ILEr3xkv8QhBeIbsF2V68qKvAW3U-G5O-C1C~skLP3Dc9O2HLqvTcIWVjb4lNLlmveHwOZpUzPuk8KnavdWXxpqrrczrozTdci5G1Gs7QDDC0~raEexIdovyXdV0dcXK9nqXceI2Xk5z82HKCGn9iXnnZkFKSLWa2rfqimFzfrT3CRzBubjJC~jWOIKrkJhe-R9LLQq4tz15nB1oTD5eAUy-b3ajFORUqhH3T0Bx4EXW0AmJPi4Rdnz65Z1b7UxFHgEi4XlJe3gVZoV2sDs6mXQa30lNv~ewm~yT8Tt6P8MrdBDDQ-FvuK2l--9lNoJHnwUFOG30wZtmi7-BLmlfQk915q3uoNhFnfTdJNnKjSX6jCWXuRMJMv-Jt47dHMePt0bhazdfiQsUfiyQta2LQpKHI3SxjOuP4nAZegvvtd5KoShUulVEePvbaKqAPMG9UYNeAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://o5p4gocoulbw2rg2uadura73jtzb65amzkgqsese2ot3zuviiq4q.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=bitcoin-escrow.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=bitcoin-escrow.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | &lt;s&gt;The Objective of this free Bitcoin escrow service is to enable and promote anonymous eCommerce (using Bitcoin) on the I2P network.&lt;/s&gt;<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Miscellaneous == &lt;!--T:75--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:213--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://planet.i2p/ planet.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://planet.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=W0omtMApOdlTkgJoct08QnzDkeb~xc60df5Cx3k3qqOFmyEkRB65NdpSdvldI5STmXmXlZe68f8Hu1dfBMmKvfpBFMpP-mRVYuHbEa4N1dRkp3AOswZFO51lSC~MVPMZKGHAv0cfv5WFaJ9nfuaR7iYYWJF11xotoPTMbJdB-I3XPC8rxHI-73ATlOD4cU9oZ6BYcBE0dun9zw4IHBcRpnFRx~s-TkevNfPnBqujB-NNgA8a5s~QUj0h3FwwUWsNB8f1Uwy~DwoQh7pMp6dsZ3umEyBn2HaXZasSmbzB30qkQRs9vrAtIFdIzCQ~8gI2cHdHEPgExUQX~xlM8QZEgnLXSfS93asWPdpitv~KT7bO-35BgTBdCozHTCcvys6bYJ24UnkFVBE0D2L0t98neelWkJSaEU0QzxdRphoCZY8OABQIaS4qw6PEFD1Un1vxNCh~TDFWcYBZ3Rqsc~ISW0wF7oOS6-DPT3q5O8cGLc8iAEdRchrU9XyAHAKVlEZxAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://y45f23mb2apgywmftrjmfg35oynzfwjed7rxs2mh76pbdeh4fatq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=planet.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=planet.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | &quot;The Planet - Happenings Around the World of I2P&quot;, an RSS aggregator.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://fa.i2p/ fa.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://fa.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=ZZpCHxtzmhR2AffYaUuKMj0ZzA9m7UXxFGtwPMBnWBKgXhfek6yzu~vLuedNW8ji4msg8LKl-nDw9mbmHKlCY7rUzuC~rweHEz6Wq9Rj8pUQawU0h80Bmz1OrjyraoQSiFEEwxN5ioLtMtpmC3nPv9uOXR0hOhYi8Q-93mx-~VATvCqIKk3fEYvLcEce0kbavPHslsu5ggT5Mdi4YkjL5W9570nPySKnArhl8zaKALGd6SgN0mLuoD6HR2KJKbyzAIVvXlYdB4ktcnOZ725ATEd8FwvwmXKuT5iq5aTwSw7wIVr0Tp2F0TXnoWo4mDxxEmnmzHsWYz1gPDpQCaePc8BCuSs7nqzQMeQU8WnzjpRcF1z9I3xX8Sds48IQe36OzFWlZlE1D1VxJpe~LY8kuUPGyb~SkO4QIinIDb~h3i9jkbCo3-4eWff9DpMFfzraC6cAcaABslfMAxgP5~FRbIO1VpN1Ahew4tvllTBXtz15LO~34PM8egX16sbiGgaOBQAEAAEAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://6n6p3aj6xqhevfojj36dixwbl4reopkhymxmatz7ai5sroh75rka.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=fa.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=fa.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | &quot;Unlimited World&quot;. A very strange eepsite with no apparent purpose. With JavaScript disabled it displays an infinity symbol. With JavaScript enabled it displays static that constantly changes colours.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://jikx.i2p/ jikx.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://jikx.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=n~zcHx2-aazIM0U48A0yY31d8zrqJ0trbvP2q3217z3fVs87JKUKv5pPgglMAaeNvX6laeYOIvjPdaACmDwq-O9YI3V8yfdu1cujJTfBE7fdtsboo~6geMedic5JA~0X6lPyTvLVmIRm7wsoiQrJbcCSJSDhUNyZrFp0rFtqC3uh6pP4yvZOeXsrLmquxstvkOxBw0DXlzXcttq2JmroSWxSTqaclvX8JPz---hwOsmxAvHOQ-WoOVP43MsieY5H6MaOrbpI3IK9hUm1iRLzJzQFo~GCagfjlZ7VA8mTIokHTwIc1lValwOZP-KZ7Elj58hkil4EAsVStz9VFhzwVEYzqdqExSR55lkKZg0OSC9t5tSPeq73icZjT4RbiUeek8ZRPkdBb6w7Hq-D6AeosDWGVu~14ar439YOkAot~CfhFF7usFNp1FPiC67WVKEIS0DyYu4Q~tlmKUQbT28qtVmKAqhPnAiSc3C4UDdtYBEZP4t6xPQPtVr2HM3gDvwVAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://aazr55itvyns4lwppvx5njyx5tjdwemw4w6jbmpegdunznod2ieq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=jikx.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=deb-jikx.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: orange;&quot; | 2019-07-03 (503)<br /> | Another very strange eepsite with no apparent purpose. When you enable JavaScript and click what can only be described as a &quot;red headless bird shaped blob&quot; above a moving background full of dark colored smoke, you can enter a password and type into a comment box(?) and click &quot;try&quot;. I would guess some combination causes the website to unlock and somehow reveal more. What does it do? Who made it? To this I can only shrug. If you figure it out, post it here I want to know!<br /> |-<br /> | [http://thebland.i2p/ thebland.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://thebland.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=JqGRzQ8-xsjtO7RQ3n9AKuUt5Uclakc2uwzfWf3Tw8RQYiCrAqCNZvlvNRO4L1JomRS7wRFQ6wWnPFgdr-arZPG6Kzl~w~UZFXSeRAiG0vtrBKijHCGFUQ5-l5H3CE-LBPuNDSTIQdEBkf5NQLJYzdSZgs8kityXwe8D5YIduAgz~bHh~97A-qFloZ4aS80PqWtIzBaapQiQyvbpVy86cNb0CzddxNBS9td7lmEe3YdwUwbD5ZDfsQVEGD-RNq2q7eN7iYaxJ5j~fh2ZGQ3dvZrHT5aIqFPfmsiO9prccIhjv5m-u~OtDBESNu~1fsf~hv2YyyHRnlo6b2vHrfeTG1o0BGUb7VS-sxHmafkxu6UTd9qJMcJ7a5Q97mthzBDmZnNkzbytZTX0XcwBqxWhBFCnXQTV8ASKCX-RvsMFxScYzug7hzxtS5ApeWLAQvU03xP4GfdmmomkAiL9SB5iF0Sf9jEzlG84224-yOG4AYwoi0qFulpQFJ3AiCBTgYTLAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://oiviukgwapzxsrwxsoucpqa47s3wt6nfuhfjxvgbqsyrze2mwrda.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=thebland.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=thebland.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Someone went to the trouble of creating an eepsite giving the definition, synonyms, and antonyms of the word &quot;bland&quot;. That's it. That is all this eepsite is, literally.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://deb-mirror.i2p/ deb-mirror.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://deb-mirror.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=-Q2Ty2vD0hFvX2p1HaWsSjQtRCdkxzb0XocmteWtjQQBVHD3hRhIev33ACWC2~aLxJ1FUqADiU-~~YvOn4zHoTC2bizJdhmTCiPbECA8lEYem0U2a0n9yuRKY1DyOT0it6RvswmHzTWUpkdrPj8GUJIFJRUpW8pBW2wTqdTV9u1HBbyLLJd0jDJ2-kDrW6lRjiId~PHXUgfCXnAty8u0qTrMGe4n-jk61UqJn8WhG1x7XUgKqwtF02pWb9NzD7uZHyg0dpSXURAyadu4D1u6m7vamIA3KU5mlR3VNnDyins5UhK7eaMGIiG7fgJGW42zIrYPAkRfltCUxecaDHKUVxEYAYe3vlRCa8XEDQ0bnPaytSynJ38dN9KRc1tQ8En5u7iwkkXWJ2n3EfBaxyWi4~7n8SiKJO36K3-6wLVUQSVkv9evuYHRpSCrr7y2b88WPz2Zti97yOyqL8CnOAbtoss-w44Be3Uh8uJBzFJiJqUjcPI5se2d3XQGBnKnvGHvBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://l6ly7szjqvbffz7hacvjxqsbvpxoguh34ypkddtgse6bq3fljayq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=deb-mirror.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=deb-mirror.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | I2P Debian Mirror.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://check.kovri.i2p/ check.kovri.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://check.kovri.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=5MDeZbodxbx3baVqISWAghnvSo1ZgQjs0cg1h3bK~SmqbCvDCy4pRjAf68rK3hSthMXj3-YEck5-UaeqmXOg~-5rZRXQWBjvtDFnwyQSacR7zK5E-E8fVDG-ILbJOPV-OgIgFa9ulECjhXRffYqOOeqSyRH7--pZKVcp6d43b-09FTFgB9PJV~VI5sHKZWlTt4uwQpbEwti5xymqW9IvSRjq2HNJbk5ITnEKnUi6hJMBmuI3-ReGT9aUrFQN1nXT4r17YVeuTBI7ZinAeVBGPnA7~p~X6FAhOh2UVLd3Z8OqRcQwhDVVF3lKqkRm9o1U8PAvPnt4pmugYYoFkNsD0K3HxC8HTQAsvlbevQQY2f1oHnYCxxC57D-qMD2QqMG-zUoEa7SkBkqs91Pm6~c4MVYvysg3cFoX6ZB7xqK6vXJh~XdRq9GdNdIuKbSpwS~yYLhKgVGERprea7J9eusglH~WD628FHjMIwTktT4wh5QRA31ha2gIOgIXjpXLlCFKBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://7uea4hzuqwbow5c6hm3ghkr7mvyb5vafoo473wrcaa4rmua2d7pq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=check.kovri.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=check.kovri.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | The &quot;check.torproject.org&quot; of the I2P network.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://go.i2p/ go.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://go.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=lnelQb6G51uZ0KYpa6oIXDjbSeoCmpX66Iz6nglpjjRqU3uk8Qj2QI3t5DVP9zAI8Xo5KHq62ljXiQpXd2n~uUaKHeZlZERjUa0-LzvQ2o5Oef9c6HVOE0Ivq38yGEEK1Wl1LmrkYl84uovabWknD743T63pw4YquYHKVPLp0-8h1stJRy7rRef1dDw2yH~HPOGNo0q3TuvRJVGbKAQPJ4QTolirsES~db9VEK3T3MAyyHKS5PpRxv1kjDdDc8F7pjqSn6JhGeRhVOwMLKfWXYiSHvJxsHiXInS-TtnyWdOKQ01nkp0EC7Hqql6jUf2F-JCeK8-rycAnozIvzKD27oA7V35AH3KNQOpUYZUDnlyE29dC2ALfj5kkSAeZ9HUthaKSyzLhb91WHklppTp-okhOPyAGpyRjQEno6mBsMV1aVG71coK5foNAzMwtknNEMHAdysqms8RO8ij7RUlqPgLcYDB4mslzzYobRS1rsl8lqN2D5HrqljpBsOOh53GYAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://ll6q4lsirhwkln4dqxwqkh2xu4mu3jiy546b4uhe4fypyb4vvx2q.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=go.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=go.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | (???)<br /> |-<br /> | [http://shoieq3.i2p/ shoieq3.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://shoieq3.i2p/?http://shoieq3.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=zoy2j6pfa8gAbKRRXI5JCVIGgh4TnvStbcJ9VmXI6U1TLoMF-Mt3rA9Mv6x0PQbNCgKilRgEawP-r0Vckgata1OditbYxpv4C4yRkhCBLaGzmUM7Hun-UOjduk1JtsBhrat2sXBHXamhNm~tYCPfsUBUoE8d9m1CJ23JmbJrPmNyFzqSdMJq5WNhHH3wOHg19SCdnDerhDBdauU~EkEKF~urYwBdSTMK7LRjD4A~eTKCn13Qx0d0nVFJwjHCiaCcp313zgW6tSQhm7vIeh5onNRbyEt9~cNxAbWshTR6JHBaDGLu4urYPX2n6HnGTRCBqzeAOgLLGle7z7yFs28WUsYTNVaUhO1HafL0YZJ5inbVO9qCHy3DIvGk1GKnf~sq1FlC9r8mhox5C98~D9bctzRR~O0giy5hLC5mpHgARJeTxsPxY3FkbHiWuEgS0SIeddzLHB7mOQK1oGpLKYykLwOeW0xGRd3x1YovjnjPYIQ6hFExCv4tjCskJchgEV9bBQAEAAEAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://3fjk4nfk3mccch4hdreghnyijcvovsi3yucjz3qzj5sxngqk5j6q.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=shoieq3.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=shoieq3.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | &quot;Shoie's Crypto Stuff&quot;. Source code for generating elliptic curves; more coming later.<br /> |-<br /> | [http://short.i2p/ short.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://short.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=Dz1OhPUTTrsoGypzyfxMEMadJoohgM5tBuud5kS1gYP2UZ-y1dILOD32W2FmF4YhgiUpeOFUGxBGhJzUVeQfnhkhJowFd3FJ9SCM1ZZv8v~VsEkjvRuCYNTp4XnB40ssqOMQVhlmFWkblBJ4gHLjCKNB9CK2GXjsECZ0kNgXAWsyGo7Lq1HuobNtVbT~TzpbJVzBoIBU26NxFMd-722oI3Lf8cC5p5r4WX-PHtpuM7eiLyCxkmjsxhAnsfK7zyKZWq-9-TXYHnxbKaGuLA0OSV1IiJE7FIYrx-VoS0YdiUVn5tSCMYr49QNhocaQO8ucEfze2R2KW6vsVp45gLwv-liCqolI1jxjHcTVg3iSymnbJe6GjgqJ0wUe4xwy536KYTYdlsLnpj9M~xwD-9Y8yIXMOn3LZxObFnENJ6ioMbAAg8q5NO9sshCrh3g~MEW01r5Ker8Bhzbkqdi1sUizCWPKFEkJXHSBArahXJyJNFtzdk8~i~rzAOo9vtJgz77DBQAEAAcAAA== ADH]<br /> [http://z5mt5rvnanlex6r3x3jnjhzzfqpv36r4ylesynigytegjmebauba.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=short.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=short.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: orange;&quot; | 2019-07-03 (503)<br /> | a url shortener for the i2p network<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Hacking / Cracking / Piracy === &lt;!--T:87--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:214--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://redzara.i2p/ redzara.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://redzara.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=X11wIDxPBZ5p08Eifivuv3-xDW~k4CMyjBky2xIyOgGNsNfktxSGWNQ-cjhVYY1-FLZheX~8SdUBEa8FGb20jKtkfsKBmejbkZFhpQ53oHUITj5kN5WPcr06ORB~Ofska637DSzJs5ZVLQb13wNVXqtuKc-JDJa~kanQPsc60-D~Vu7LKKRYMKsUJx5xz9knr2TaLdDmGlzjOcbII4dw-7WBhydLEm9DhEHuaCReuoT3nSv5aCRyXuzf~PcBrT1gmoTLEAf-GxxZdGqNf5GWQ48IzZUVoR3NR1lKS4JbQNBfhC6S~~FrY-2~u5RRwF6HrNQfYEdKmnQqf6euahOpkD0pEMIqQdkWG2L2DZP9BWZBebxQxpv~4FNeRj-7ltpeipiut2yx3QSDLXrvWtkRRRcx2WugIp8svaR98e5yZ1nztx4H-LE7BbuNeIlITjo7lG-ddRspoJ29G1neRoQdYMhpFHFaNZfNWvPDu9DQ7w1Ryn-n1YZWvfFUYaMUeOYOAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://ty7bt62rw5ryvk44dd3v5sua6c7wnbpxxqb6v4dohajmwmezi7va.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=redzara.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=redzara.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | redzara's forum (private)<br /> |-<br /> | [http://dumpteam.i2p/ dumpteam.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://dumpteam.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=33ukcZiL4mfwgHp34rkubZXcSO5vSiAkd79LB7F3WXVs024gGeOB1-S~FOL6D0FKhz~u8m4fxduJ3H5V279TcqQ8Dz1MasKptO3zZub987qv7UvG~L6Lphh1vjpr~pe0MxmJTf2qns68oXb8~a~X255zVnMOgAnL-7MJOo4SgrgwzsiZ7LkA5p~iXrOL9hPIJFSf4wiYZ1GQE4iB88TJY7MeT7c0hH93AJFMYwglat4sSvR4A~fI7-Hee8znZsBXenBjzS~YcFYR-coHlgmIYW5qk01xEUJRx8gHXgq4mCmzK~m5HgEv7jTG3puZZ3-C0ae1g0vtB-GSe1ZS3JjRWoLu4R6n5wRUmb6G6xSb6SllVLpWY3ApwdOYDm6eO5aLqZLO2ItcWbVFhlOBpncicttsePUCIEc6gifDvnC2LuxzmN35LnA0eZeLlPhgaRRR5blEOnSO6WW5MtemcSO4uLb0UHb4Fpl7zNiURd5~qIDrBy4DM23KbRU4Fdraam5-AAAA ADH]<br /> [http://2fwlpuouwxlk2nj4xklvm43m52tqyhqnu2fcfiuv7clvf3wd5nwa.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=dumpteam.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=dumpteam.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | dumpteam's forum (semi-private, new account created solely at the <br /> request of existing members)<br /> |-<br /> | [http://irongeeks.i2p/ irongeeks.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://irongeeks.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=kkEWIpv6fkHeyV1kR2PIi-hE-wp87XZd24rgZK3g1Jw~1WjJTe2Jra5jvILooJVUtHTKRFeQiwCkoGV0IXe9~4VJrWs9-FwYSjwdyqiGpwVj4Q3E0jL1HRwjqiJsqzamx3BjVk2UJTfajSvPbgIyH4B4HmrHhfk9XY5wLGeJsDbPIMLK6x0~Sv4aXSwc~oxHdHKYQ4pD1H7nSnnIYLLJCBJtGPdhtkV60aRVsk4aJyTXwej9nG~JsOXC9ta0QI8HQl2TKCadSM8K3OqWVN2jA5hTbvy9GdbOOAOEHUYnDhLffI1N4z4~GghTnPxiUslrSxcFHtZwfJBdm5pp8OiffGvJyX0oyoLWHWHnf9tZT-yunKi6wNQiNHKronn-EhhcDCNd43T7M56moH29FHTAY59mo-9mtfdlDkMuSYi6ubpg1kK~LIESrWJXZ9e-jw7CZ7epdsmEsgrb2BPwUGBMp0OgFDevOj~T86pQUUP6loM9a~ebwBCx~2YHQBx1HaSfAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://ecduxoion5uc5hnvzjxff6iiwhdwph6gse3dknyvlo7e6gaeho7a.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=irongeeks.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=irongeeks.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | &quot;I2P/Tor Workshop Notes&quot;<br /> |-<br /> | [http://openarea.i2p openarea.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://openarea.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=-xUCmselsTQRJ~SzC8xZhXjUhp-dVPA9inmQestVxucV01PTu3ucP5QPuTD4OJyQ6FUi~8eOIix7bO~eErusL7m57jr6TCBvdJNJaRGYU4pRIpUfTTkeGehtqcGTexPyWNA1SV2vXpu0LIHG-oKoVUfDSJ6Zu2UCHiCTJtQqfVmU29ZL5YlOCI2AHYa2hni1QF1kFfYWR8Jrm-WRxnAfpOrZrB8aA6t7Uy51mMfIDwscaQLmV8StDvIVUEOjpCfSQty1dXSdes~5ehj2npRfkhgN8-5hLkuEmw6Ak40XSqoXMVGePSQaib0RA4Ght1B~tX9Vfbc4JoJQsu4luD3WpXd8x8ZOdKU7zi-Zt0mJQEUYVQpCyhOpUCeGMKBh88Q9U2iIt7VIoqBLku9S3ZBqu6AFc7YNqT7u1mIAfZ1lqwhJK5NvN9LG0y1K1Z754gljRAy6J2KDXdFJ0vPuQG736PXd4aaAvcFpz75xcaESbPQd9aUqk-EjD7VoXtKQJpYQAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://nmju26n2m7tyqbuis6ghykekrslqmpfwd6fspd4lvm2riqmtojnq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=openarea.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=openarea.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | &quot;Open Area public forum. Topics: carding, hacking, social engineering.&quot;<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Whistleblowing === &lt;!--T:89--&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:215--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://projectmayhem2012-086.i2p projectmayhem2012-086.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://projectmayhem2012-086.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=CFKTbYVQnZq0MP~ieiU17Xgdzj6ylHo2CiXC8iUvpYN1a57FUyBXgkBGiHQszVkYNx7GsHm8kVgDvzV~2cnm7Hrs9KG2m22WBYvyJVEwK8t2lnktg~GZM967uwKuxcIcFCBSGYthgqKQSGdZ8sQOCpqvtfcIwRGh0h7iVhccBOOmB3kWF9bAvkmZF8bQqVVpTR5cCe5dJcPS1~EQUVSaP5yJV0ISDG25uzTeOSvu5MddLu-cYIW7BpmqRW-f0AJQ0VcqTw-w6kfolKSFB8t~ATL5uWDMkW~Otje~lk22tDlcYOshE0fqBUNqnBr60V0m8dSIQKWW~E-RZla8wpR7DZOpoaoJEhmhQXQGbIykPW3cIInMaUWe91QK3mTb-kDvoYmZ9-DfLavIssrWgwPsxGRu8bDqhKfH7-~Iqs~xQNr8IRph4XTeIY7s0Ey6qs37dDoT0uGyi3YRvr~zIOTKXZodB4qZVp67gos3E4hBYdUnAzoY9NHOso4TnZDNGfbeAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://ehkjj4ptsagxlo27wpv4a5dk4zxqf4kg4p6fh35xrlz4y6mhe4eq.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=projectmayhem2012-086.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=projectmayhem2012-086.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: red;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | &quot;Project Mayhem 2012&quot; mirror.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Proxies to other networks == &lt;!--T:141--&gt;<br /> <br /> === [[Syndie]] messages === &lt;!--T:146--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:216--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! Description/Notes<br /> |-<br /> | [http://mosfet.i2p/ mosfet.i2p]<br /> |<br /> [http://mosfet.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=zADgixl~iNqxQyKEWAVWUHoWcyDx7Mwk-gLgvr64W3Bl6tPiwDySSKt10gXIElar2eh1XEJCMy-j7j-NFXl-WxRE7lQy8DrTIBVMetFhYmPVmhYQcBubxqT5L1e8Luon-jvgCTLArElMilauG6HP6h9L5lTjAZZRBkGLfiplfHEYWvLsRiI2R9DfquF4EfpNaJyN1CDclQ7Apola9cYmW5s6Tzdyl2FeVd2vo5ne1VdatgPoEwpvNjf9CJuQwqgiVI34wIV3dY92OpiZDhIHKGl1FLs3Ke5vvzdZqceyBR3EkoLifrD5p5TK8JXYzM9C8xV0vD-aaWI1genoWoyhJ2ioMKbVZAQMMqKHyUcP5Q4AHqj0c8DXzVWCSsJN1LOg30WLdMLmLnshiogIO70D~hXvCsSzE3T5krpQOzhreotZlxyhFC8seYDF3nsJuEpHEXm4aZvUsuBmr7PHemlelfP9Qg-Aaj2s~lHb97OAXA5DW5uPc1pkDnSHnPPlDorTAAAA ADH]<br /> [http://s5ynkgagndmpxpf2kmnenv4x72io664gzd2x3qef54ilammnte3q.b32.i2p/ B32]<br /> [http://identiguy.i2p/cgi-bin/query?hostname=mosfet.i2p iden]<br /> [http://inr.i2p/search/?q=mosfet.i2p inr]<br /> | style=&quot;background-color: lime;&quot; | 2019-07-03<br /> | Syndie Web Gateway, provides a web view of the of the Mosfet [[Syndie]] archive (which only provides some channels). Think of it as a poor man's Mailman to Syndie.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Proxies to [[Tahoe-LAFS]] cloud === &lt;!--T:147--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:217--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! 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Outproxy<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last confirmed<br /> ! Type<br /> ! 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Downloading of files is not supported.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Proxies to ZeroNet === &lt;!--T:243--&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Eepsite<br /> ! Helper links<br /> ! Last visited<br /> ! 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This is because ZeroNet uses WebSocket connections over SSL, which is Restricted by I2P router configuration by default.” Requires Javascript because ZeroNet is written in Javascript.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:220--&gt;<br /> You can also access the Tor network directly using the [[Orchid]] plugin.<br /> <br /> = Other languages = &lt;!--T:93--&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:224--&gt;<br /> For an overview of websites in country-specific languages, see [[Eepsite]].<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:225--&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- We do not recommend that you maintain two lists without sufficient personnel. --&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- Ohne ausreichend Personal ist die Pflege von zwei Listen nicht zu empfehlen. --&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:226--&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- The following languages have dedicated eepsite services index pages with sites that are operated in their native language: --&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:227--&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- &lt;\!--T:167-\-&gt; --&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- * [[Eepsite/Services/Finnish|Finnish]] --&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- * [[Eepsite/Services/German|German]] --&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- * [[Eepsite/Services/Russian|Russian (Pусский)]] --&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- * [[Eepsite/Services/Spanish|Spanish]] --&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- * [[Eepsite/Services/Swedish|Swedish]] --&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- * [[Eepsite/Services/Italian|Italian]] --&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- * [[Eepsite/Services/Chinese|Chinese (中文)]] --&gt;<br /> <br /> = References = &lt;!--T:159--&gt;<br /> &lt;/translate&gt;<br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> [[Category:I2p]]<br /> [[Category:Eepsite]]</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=I2PSpeed&diff=87 2020-01-28T20:38:16Z

<p>Bandura: On I2Speed we are offering background, hints and code for a better i2p experience, aiming at all levels of users from beginner to developer.</p> <hr /> <div>On I2Speed we are offering background, hints and code for a better i2p experience, aiming at all levels of users from beginner to developer.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> Anybody who wants to upload/download stuff faster using I2P should consider the facts given here.<br /> <br /> Basically for any data transfer your local application uses tunnels to remote peers. Two parallel connections to the same peer will use the same tunnel, share the bandwidth and slow down transfers by a factor of two. This is why it is a bad idea to post multiple similar torrents at the same time. They will attract the same set of leechers with all tunnels shared between all torrents. Some applications like MuWire also load tremendous amounts of overhead onto their tunnels (currently 1 GB in/out per day for an idle instance).<br /> <br /> So users requested applications to use multiple tunnels, in order to at least get unused tunnels for additional connections. First the devs increased the max number of tunnels, only to drop back to use them &quot;as needed&quot;. Background for this is that I2P selects random tunnels for new connections instead of unused ones. This is why high tunnel quantities were demanded just to increase the probability of getting unused tunnels. I2Speed corrects this, handing out fresh tunnels when possible and distributing connections evenly over tunnels. Although tunnels are expensive to build, today there are lots of unused ones on the live net, just because they were configured, but not randomly selected.<br /> <br /> Furthermore, tunnels are built using a set of known fast peers, for which I2Speed raises the limit from 50 to 100, but actually the peers qualified as fast always range in the 50 area. If you build lots of tunnels, they will all share those fast peers that in turn will probably be selected too by other I2P users. Running two or more I2p routers in parallel, distributing your local tunnels, will definitely help a bit.<br /> <br /> On the lowest level then there is the actual transmission over the wire. Here I2Speed allows much faster transfer speeds especially when using UDP, but you still depend on the speed of the other hops in your tunnels.<br /> <br /> == FAQ ==<br /> How compatible is I2Speed?<br /> 100%. There is no change to cryptography or communication protocols. You can always revert by installing the i2pupdate.zip from the stock I2P distribution.<br /> <br /> Is I2Speed safe?<br /> 100%. You do not need to download any prebuilt stuff. Our full source as well as a commented diff is on MuWire for review or to build yourself.<br /> <br /> Do you stay current?<br /> Absolutely. We have been backporting our improvements to I2P for years and will update within days after new I2P source comes out.<br /> <br /> When will your improvements appear in the I2P standard release?<br /> We do not know. Some issues adressed by us were first discussed by a guy called zab (the MuWire dev) years ago and no skillful dev cared. Especially our UDP stuff is a major overhaul, very diffent from changing some statics there as they did in the last releases. We hope some I2P dev comes around and also sees value in our work. Steal our code!<br /> <br /> What about GraalVM?<br /> We consider this an exciting technology, but it offers no direct benefit for I2P. We install it for occasional use of JVisualVM (easier to use but not as functional as the tools included with the JDK). If you use a lot of Java apps it saves you repeatedly typing: &quot;-XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:+UseJVMCICompiler&quot;<br /> <br /> What are your minimum requirements?<br /> We build for Java 11+ because of better memory management, performance enhancements, Graal JIT (if you run 64 bit) and default G1 GC. You may build for Android or Java 8 by downgrading the Java version in &quot;build.properties&quot;. Do not try to build and run for single core ARM.<br /> <br /> What do I lose?<br /> Actually, not much. We took full stats and message time-stamping out of the UDP transport. These rarely used debug functions themselves do not eat much CPU when not debugging, but cause endless calls to the system clock. Debug logging is unchanged wherever possible.<br /> <br /> What is &quot;rtr:&quot; ?<br /> Wow, you are debugging our stuff. &quot;rtr:&quot; is the number of messages currently being retransmitted to this peer. Easier to see if you go to /peers, last item in the CWND column.<br /> <br /> TCP or UDP?<br /> You will always need some dozen UDP connections for reliable address detection and network integration. Shutting off the NTCP transport takes some burden off the network, but can cost you up to one third of throughput. Even with I2Speed processing a message over UDP takes a bit more CPU (but will use less on the entire path to the final destination including your internet gateway). That said there is a reason why I2P defaults to less TCP than UDP connections. Many internet routers bog down under a high number of TCP connections (well below listed specs). We have seen packet loss and heat problems due to a high number of TCP connections through consumer grade equipment.<br /> <br /> == Technical Overview ==<br /> This is a high-level overview of our work, detailed descriptions for interested devs to follow.<br /> <br /> * Math libraries on the Mac were built using latest GMP 6.1.2 and latest Apple compilers. Support for Skylake and Nehalem architectures added. 32-bit support and debug stuff stripped from all Mac components.<br /> * Pre-generation of random numbers and crypto keys is now evenly distributed over time. Now it is made sure that buffers do not run dry under high load, delaying packets by on-the-fly generation. Makes processing of local traffic 25% faster under high load. There even is an auto-turbo mode geared towards massively parallel ARM-boards.<br /> * Numerous smaller tweaks to the NTCP transport to cut out some ms latency.<br /> * Several improvements to the multi-threaded design. Threads along with context switches eliminated where easily possible. Different approaches for different platforms. Thread count scales to platform, processor count and type. Threads wait more than 50% less idle on the run queue (Linux).<br /> * UDP send strategy employs parallel resends and a very fastly tuned send window, aimed at minimizing message loss on failing connections. Tolerates high levels of packet loss (limit 5% for fast connections, more when slower). Helps with WiFi and when running high bandwidth. Top speeds averaging &gt; 200 KBps (single connection) outperforming TCP.<br /> * excessive locking resolved within the UDP transport, cutting down noticably on CPU.<br /> * resolved high frequency of iterations over UDP messages in transit. During lifetime the average message is visited &lt; 10 times versus &gt; 1,000 times before. Clear CPU reduction.<br /> * Once a message gets in over UDP it is reliably ACKed twice. Saves 1% inbound bandwidth by bringing the duplicates received down to near zero. The real winner here is the avoidance of connection stalls on the remote end.<br /> * High frequency of calls to the system clock eliminated. Clear CPU reduction.<br /> * Chooses among twice as many network peers when building tunnels. Useful if you run 100s of local tunnels as we do.<br /> * Lossless compression for graphics cutting down 28% average on memory usage.<br /> <br /> == What makes I2Speed WiFi-friendly? ==<br /> As you may already know, I2P uses two transports, NTCP and SSU, that rely on the internet protocols TCP and UDP respectively. TCP is designed to handle packet loss transparently to the application developer, for UDP this is left to the application itself. I2P models UDP data transmission after TCP since the beginning.<br /> <br /> Here we get into trouble when we or someone else routing our tunnels runs on a WiFi network. In WiFi networks packet loss is a frequent condition, ranging from 2% upward to really high numbers on crowded networks. However TCP was designed for fixed networks and takes packet loss as a sign of &quot;network congestion&quot;, reducing transfer speeds and retransmitting data. Decades of work have gone into &quot;TCP congestion control&quot;, but the underlying assumption of a fixed network now turned partially false.<br /> <br /> Lots of academic research have gone into make TCP more compatible with WiFi, but a switch to a new TCP will be more painful than introducing IPv6, if it ever will happen. Protocols like HTSP today drop less important data when their TCP connection is getting slower, which is no option for I2P. I2Speed uses a non-aggressive approach to transmit UDP data in parallel even if there is some packet loss, drastically increasing transfer speed. It is even possible to run a router with TCP completely disabled without noticing any difference.<br /> <br /> You as a user benefit even when connected to a fixed network because your I2P peers may sit on WiFi. Since I2P uses &quot;introducers&quot; over UDP in firewalled scenarios and handles most traffic over UDP during the first hours after startup, roaming users on WiFi-laptops will see the highest benefit. Of course I2Speed is 100% compatible with the existing I2P installations and I2P peers.<br /> <br /> Also I2Speed will do a good job pumping UDP data through overloaded network equipment, which you should notice as an improvement. However do not overload your own internet gateway! Things will go worse otherwise.<br /> <br /> So give us a try: http://i2speed.i2p/i2pupdate.zip<br /> <br /> Something to watch out for: we used a quick hack to the CWND column on /peers. First item is current send window normalized to 1,000 ms, second item current messages in transit (unchanged), third item messages waiting on the outbound queue, fourth column messages currently being retransmitted.</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=MuWire&diff=86 2020-01-28T20:25:27Z

<p>Bandura: Created page with &quot;Can be downloaded from its [http://muwire.i2p I2P website] and clearnet [https://muwire.com/ homepage]. = The following are copied citations. = MuWire is a file sharing prog...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Can be downloaded from its [http://muwire.i2p I2P website] and clearnet [https://muwire.com/ homepage].<br /> <br /> = The following are copied citations. =<br /> <br /> MuWire is a file sharing program inspired by LimeWire but completely anonymous. It uses I2P for all communication thus keeping your IP address private. You can share, search and download files of any type without relying on a centralized tracker like BitTorrent. Unlike other file sharing applications MuWire has a built-in trust model which allows you to create a group of trusted friends with whom to exchange files securely.&lt;ref&gt;http://muwire.i2p/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> = Background =<br /> <br /> Created by a former LimeWire developer.&lt;ref&gt;https://github.com/zlatinb/muwire&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> = Screenshots =<br /> <br /> [[Image:MuWire v0.3.4 screenshot1.png|Search and Downloads]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:MuWire v0.3.4 screenshot2.png|Uploads]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:MuWire v0.3.4 screenshot3.png|Trusted page]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:MuWire v0.3.4 screenshot4.png|Download and Copy hash to clipboard options]]<br /> <br /> = References =</div>

Bandura http://wiki.i2p-projekt.de/wiki/index.php?title=Git&diff=85 2020-01-28T20:23:07Z

<p>Bandura: Git is a distributed version-control system for tracking changes in source code during software development.</p> <hr /> <div>{{short description|Free and open source revision control software}}<br /> {{Other uses|Git (disambiguation)}}<br /> {{Use dmy dates|date=March 2012}}<br /> <br /> {{Infobox software<br /> | name = Git<br /> | logo = [[File:Git-logo-2012.svg|150px]]<br /> | screenshot = Git session.svg<br /> | caption = A command-line session showing repository creation, addition of a file, and remote synchronization<br /> | author = [[Linus Torvalds]]&lt;ref name=&quot;git-initial-commit&quot;&gt;{{cite web<br /> | url = https://github.com/git/git/commit/e83c5163316f89bfbde7d9ab23ca2e25604af290<br /> | date = 8 April 2005<br /> | title = Initial revision of &quot;git&quot;, the information manager from hell<br /> | publisher = [[GitHub]]<br /> | accessdate = 20 December 2015<br /> | url-status = live<br /> | archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20151116175401/https://github.com/git/git/commit/e83c5163316f89bfbde7d9ab23ca2e25604af290<br /> | archivedate = 16 November 2015<br /> | df = dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> | developer = Junio Hamano and others&lt;ref name=&quot;git-commits&quot;&gt;{{cite web<br /> | url = https://github.com/git/git/graphs/contributors<br /> | date = 8 June 2016<br /> | title = Commit Graph<br /> | publisher = [[GitHub]]<br /> | accessdate = 19 December 2015<br /> | url-status = live<br /> | archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20160120121816/https://github.com/git/git/graphs/contributors<br /> | archivedate = 20 January 2016<br /> | df = dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> | released = {{Start date and age|2005|04|07|df=yes}}<br /> | latest release version = 2.25.0<br /> | latest release date = {{release date and age|2020|01|13|df=yes}}&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web<br /> | url = https://github.com/git/git/releases<br /> | accessdate = 14 January 2020<br /> | title = Releases - git/git}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> | programming language = [[C (programming language)|C]], [[Shell (computing)|Shell]], [[Perl]], [[Tcl]], [[Python (programming language)|Python]]&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web<br /> | url = https://github.com/git/git<br /> | title = Git Source Code Mirror<br /> | accessdate = 1 January 2017<br /> | url-status = live<br /> | archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20170208051639/https://github.com/git/git<br /> | archivedate = 8 February 2017<br /> | df = dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> | operating system = [[POSIX]]: [[Linux]], [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[macOS]]<br /> | size = <br /> | language = English<br /> | genre = [[Version control]]<br /> | license = [[GNU General Public License|GPLv2]],&lt;ref name=&quot;license_gpl&quot;&gt;{{cite web<br /> | url = https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/COPYING<br /> | title = Git's GPL license at github.com<br /> | date = 18 January 2010<br /> | website = [[GitHub]]<br /> | accessdate = 12 October 2014<br /> | url-status = live<br /> | archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20160411135124/https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/COPYING<br /> | archivedate = 11 April 2016<br /> | df = dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; [[GNU Lesser General Public License|LGPLv2.1]],&lt;ref name=&quot;license_lgpl&quot;&gt;{{cite web<br /> | url = https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/LGPL-2.1<br /> | title = Git's LGPL license at github.com<br /> | date = 20 May 2011<br /> | website = [[GitHub]]<br /> | accessdate = 12 October 2014<br /> | url-status = live<br /> | archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20160411135049/https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/LGPL-2.1<br /> | archivedate = 11 April 2016<br /> | df = dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; and others<br /> | website = {{URL|https://git-scm.com}}<br /> | repo = &lt;!-- Taken from Wikidata --&gt;<br /> | standard = <br /> | AsOf = <br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Git''' ({{IPAc-en|g|ɪ|t}})&lt;ref name=&quot;:0&quot;&gt;{{cite web |url = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XpnKHJAok8&amp;t=1m30s |title = Tech Talk: Linus Torvalds on git (at 00:01:30) |publisher = YouTube |accessdate = 2014-07-20 |url-status = live |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20151220133030/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XpnKHJAok8&amp;t=1m30s |archivedate = 20 December 2015 |df = dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; is a [[distributed version control|distributed version-control]] system for tracking changes in [[source code]] during [[software development]].&lt;ref name=&quot;effcomp&quot;&gt;{{cite book |last1 = Scopatz |first1 = Anthony |last2 = Huff |first2 = Kathryn D. |title = Effective Computation in Physics |date = 2015 |publisher = O'Reilly Media, Inc. |isbn = 9781491901595 |page = 351 |url = https://books.google.de/books?id=DYoNCgAAQBAJ&amp;pg=PA351 |accessdate = 20 April 2016 |url-status = live |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20160507172519/https://books.google.de/books?id=DYoNCgAAQBAJ&amp;pg=PA351 |archivedate = 7 May 2016 |df = dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; It is designed for coordinating work among [[programmer]]s, but it can be used to track changes in any set of [[computer file|files]]. Its goals include speed,&lt;ref name=&quot;kernel_SCM_saga&quot;&gt;{{cite mailing list |mailinglist = linux-kernel |last = Torvalds |first = Linus |url = https://marc.info/?l=linux-kernel&amp;m=111288700902396 |title = Re: Kernel SCM saga.. |date = 2005-04-07}} &quot;So I'm writing some scripts to try to track things a whole lot faster.&quot;&lt;/ref&gt; [[data integrity]],&lt;ref name=&quot;integrity_goals&quot;&gt;{{cite mailing list |last = Torvalds |first = Linus |authorlink = Linus Torvalds |mailinglist = git |date = 2007-06-10 |title = Re: fatal: serious inflate inconsistency |url = https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=118143549107708}}&lt;/ref&gt; and support for distributed, non-linear workflows.&lt;ref name=&quot;linusGoogleTalk&quot;&gt;{{cite video |people = Linus Torvalds |date = 2007-05-03 |url = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XpnKHJAok8 |title = Google tech talk: Linus Torvalds on git |time = 02:30 |accessdate = 2007-05-16 |url-status = live |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20070528041814/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XpnKHJAok8 |archivedate = 28 May 2007 |df = dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> Git was created by [[Linus Torvalds]] in 2005 for development of the [[Linux kernel]], with other kernel developers contributing to its initial development.&lt;ref name=&quot;pro-git-1.2&quot;&gt;{{cite book |chapter-url = https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-A-Short-History-of-Git |chapter = A Short History of Git |title = Pro Git |publisher = Apress |accessdate = 26 December 2015 |date = 2014 |edition = 2nd |url = https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2 |url-status = live |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20151225223054/http://git-scm.com/book/en/v2 |archivedate = 25 December 2015 |df = dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; Its current maintainer since 2005 is Junio Hamano. As with most other distributed version-control systems, and unlike most [[client–server]] systems, every Git [[directory (computing)|directory]] on every [[node (networking)|computer]] is a full-fledged [[Repository (version control)|repository]] with complete history and full version-tracking abilities, independent of network access or a central server.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite book |last1 = Chacon |first1 = Scott |title = Pro Git |date = 24 December 2014 |publisher = [[Apress]] |location = New York, NY |isbn = 978-1-4842-0077-3 |pages = 29–30 |edition = 2nd |url = https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2 |url-status = live |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20151225223054/http://git-scm.com/book/en/v2 |archivedate = 25 December 2015 |df = dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; Git is [[free and open-source software]] distributed under the terms of the [[GNU General Public License]] version 2.<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> Git development began in April 2005, after many developers of the [[Linux kernel]] gave up access to [[BitKeeper]], a proprietary source-control management (SCM) system that they had formerly used to maintain the project.&lt;ref name=&quot;linux.com44147&quot;&gt;[https://www.linux.com/news/bitkeeper-and-linux-end-road BitKeeper and Linux: The end of the road? |linux.com] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20170608224906/https://www.linux.com/news/bitkeeper-and-linux-end-road |date=8 June 2017}}&lt;/ref&gt; The copyright holder of BitKeeper, [[Larry McVoy]], had withdrawn free use of the product after claiming that [[Andrew Tridgell]] had created [[SourcePuller]] by [[reverse engineering]] the BitKeeper protocols.&lt;ref name=&quot;infoworld bit keeper&quot;&gt;{{cite news |last= McAllister |first= Neil |url= http://www.infoworld.com/article/2670360/operating-systems/linus-torvalds--bitkeeper-blunder.html |title= Linus Torvalds' BitKeeper blunder |work= InfoWorld |publisher= IDG |date= 2005-05-02 |access-date= 2015-09-08 |url-status= live |archiveurl= https://web.archive.org/web/20150826064920/http://www.infoworld.com/article/2670360/operating-systems/linus-torvalds--bitkeeper-blunder.html |archivedate= 26 August 2015 |df= dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; The same incident also spurred the creation of another version-control system, [[Mercurial]].<br /> <br /> [[Linus Torvalds]] wanted a distributed system that he could use like BitKeeper, but none of the available free systems met his needs. Torvalds cited an example of a source-control management system needing 30 seconds to apply a patch and update all associated metadata, and noted that this would not scale to the needs of Linux kernel development, where synchronizing with fellow maintainers could require 250 such actions at once. For his design criteria, he specified that patching should take no more than three seconds,&lt;ref name=&quot;kernel_SCM_saga&quot; /&gt; and added three more points:<br /> * Take [[Concurrent Versions System]] (CVS) as an example of what ''not'' to do; if in doubt, make the exact opposite decision.&lt;ref name=&quot;linusGoogleTalk&quot; /&gt;<br /> * Support a distributed, BitKeeper-like workflow.&lt;ref name=&quot;linusGoogleTalk&quot; /&gt;<br /> * Include very strong safeguards against corruption, either accidental or malicious.&lt;ref name=&quot;integrity_goals&quot; /&gt;<br /> <br /> These criteria eliminated every then-extant version-control system, so immediately after the 2.6.12-rc2 Linux kernel development release, Torvalds set out to write his own.&lt;ref name=&quot;linusGoogleTalk&quot; /&gt;<br /> <br /> The development of Git began on 3 April 2005.&lt;ref name=&quot;selfhost&quot;&gt;{{cite mailing list |url=https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=117254154130732 |title=Re: Trivia: When did git self-host? |date=2007-02-27 |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |mailinglist=git}}&lt;/ref&gt; Torvalds announced the project on 6 April;&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |url=https://marc.info/?l=linux-kernel&amp;m=111280216717070 |title=Kernel SCM saga.. |date=2005-04-06 |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |mailinglist=linux-kernel}}&lt;/ref&gt; it became [[Self-hosting (compilers)|self-hosting]] as of 7 April.&lt;ref name=&quot;selfhost&quot; /&gt; The first merge of multiple branches took place on 18 April.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |url=https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=111377572329534 |title=First ever real kernel git merge! |date=2005-04-17 |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |mailinglist=git}}&lt;/ref&gt; Torvalds achieved his performance goals; on 29 April, the nascent Git was benchmarked recording patches to the Linux kernel tree at the rate of 6.7 patches per second.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |url=https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=111475459526688 |title=Mercurial 0.4b vs git patchbomb benchmark |date=2005-04-29 |last=Mackall |first=Matt |mailinglist=git}}&lt;/ref&gt; On 16 June Git managed the kernel 2.6.12 release.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |url=https://marc.info/?l=git-commits-head&amp;m=111904216911731 |title=Linux 2.6.12 |date=2005-06-17 |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |mailinglist=git-commits-head}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> Torvalds turned over [[software maintenance|maintenance]] on 26 July 2005 to Junio Hamano, a major contributor to the project.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |url=https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=112243466603239 |title=Meet the new maintainer... |date=2005-07-27 |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |mailinglist=git}}&lt;/ref&gt; Hamano was responsible for the 1.0 release on 21 December 2005 and remains the project's maintainer.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |url=https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=113515203321888 |title=Announce: Git 1.0.0 |date=2005-12-21 |last=Hamano |first=Junio C. |mailinglist=git}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Naming===<br /> Torvalds sarcastically quipped about the name ''git'' (which means ''unpleasant person'' in [[British English]] slang): &quot;I'm an egotistical bastard, and I name all my projects after myself. First '[[Linux kernel|Linux]]', now 'git'.&quot;&lt;ref name=&quot;whythegitname&quot;&gt;{{cite web<br /> | url = https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/GitFaq#Why_the_.27Git.27_name.3F<br /> | title = GitFaq: Why the 'Git' name?<br /> | publisher = Git.or.cz<br /> | access-date = 2012-07-14<br /> | url-status = live<br /> | archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20120723224559/https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/GitFaq#Why_the_.27Git.27_name.3F<br /> | archivedate = 23 July 2012<br /> | df = dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url= http://www.pcworld.idg.com.au/article/129776/after_controversy_torvalds_begins_work_git_/ |title= After controversy, Torvalds begins work on 'git' |date= 2012-07-14 |publisher= PC World |quote= [[Torvalds]] seemed aware that his decision to drop BitKeeper would also be controversial. When asked why he called the new software, 'git', [[British English|British]] slang meaning 'a rotten person', he said. 'I'm an egotistical bastard, so I name all my projects after myself. First Linux, now git.' |url-status= live |archiveurl= https://web.archive.org/web/20110201184934/http://www.pcworld.idg.com.au/article/129776/after_controversy_torvalds_begins_work_git_/ |archivedate= 1 February 2011 |df= dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; The [[man page]] describes Git as &quot;the stupid content tracker&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url= https://git-scm.com/docs/git.html |title= git(1) Manual Page |access-date= 2012-07-21 |url-status= live |archiveurl= https://web.archive.org/web/20120621133627/http://www.git-scm.com/docs/git.html |archivedate= 21 June 2012 |df= dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; The read-me file of the source code elaborates further:&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |title= Initial revision of 'git', the information manager from hell · git/git@e83c516 |url= https://github.com/git/git/blob/e83c5163316f89bfbde7d9ab23ca2e25604af290/README |website= GitHub |access-date= 2016-01-21 |url-status= live |archiveurl= https://web.archive.org/web/20171008211145/https://github.com/git/git/blob/e83c5163316f89bfbde7d9ab23ca2e25604af290/README |archivedate= 8 October 2017 |df= dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> {{quote|The name &quot;git&quot; was given by Linus Torvalds when he wrote the very first version. He described the tool as &quot;the stupid content tracker&quot; and the name as (depending on your way):<br /> * random three-letter combination that is pronounceable, and not actually used by any common UNIX command. The fact that it is a mispronunciation of &quot;get&quot; may or may not be relevant.<br /> * stupid. contemptible and despicable. simple. Take your pick from the dictionary of slang.<br /> * &quot;global information tracker&quot;: you're in a good mood, and it actually works for you. Angels sing, and a light suddenly fills the room.<br /> * &quot;goddamn idiotic truckload of sh*t&quot;: when it breaks<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ===Releases===<br /> List of Git releases:&lt;ref&gt;https://github.com/git/git/releases&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |-<br /> ! Version<br /> ! Original release date<br /> ! Latest (patch) version<br /> ! Release date (of patch)<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|0.99}}<br /> | 2005-07-11<br /> | 0.99.9n<br /> | 2005-12-15<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|1.0}}<br /> | 2005-12-21<br /> | 1.0.13<br /> | 2006-01-27<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|1.1}}<br /> | 2006-01-08<br /> | 1.1.6<br /> | 2006-01-30<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|1.2}}<br /> | 2006-02-12<br /> | 1.2.6<br /> | 2006-04-08<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|1.3}}<br /> | 2006-04-18<br /> | 1.3.3<br /> | 2006-05-16<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|1.4}}<br /> | 2006-06-10<br /> | 1.4.4.5<br /> | 2008-07-16<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|1.5}}<br /> | 2007-02-14<br /> | 1.5.6.6<br /> | 2008-12-17<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|1.6}}<br /> | 2008-08-17<br /> | 1.6.6.3<br /> | 2010-12-15<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|1.7}}<br /> | 2010-02-13<br /> | 1.7.12.4<br /> | 2012-10-17<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|1.8}}<br /> | 2012-10-21<br /> | 1.8.5.6<br /> | 2014-12-17<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|1.9}}<br /> | 2014-02-14<br /> | 1.9.5<br /> | 2014-12-17<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.0}}<br /> | 2014-05-28<br /> | 2.0.5<br /> | 2014-12-17<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.1}}<br /> | 2014-08-16<br /> | 2.1.4<br /> | 2014-12-17<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.2}}<br /> | 2014-11-26<br /> | 2.2.3<br /> | 2015-09-04<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.3}}<br /> | 2015-02-05<br /> | 2.3.10<br /> | 2015-09-29<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.4}}<br /> | 2015-04-30<br /> | 2.4.12<br /> | 2017-05-05<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.5}}<br /> | 2015-07-27<br /> | 2.5.6<br /> | 2017-05-05<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.6}}<br /> | 2015-09-28<br /> | 2.6.7<br /> | 2017-05-05<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.7}}<br /> | 2015-10-04<br /> | 2.7.6<br /> | 2017-07-30<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.8}}<br /> | 2016-03-28<br /> | 2.8.6<br /> | 2017-07-30<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.9}}<br /> | 2016-06-13<br /> | 2.9.5<br /> | 2017-07-30<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.10}}<br /> | 2016-09-02<br /> | 2.10.5<br /> | 2017-09-22<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.11}}<br /> | 2016-11-29<br /> | 2.11.4<br /> | 2017-09-22<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.12}}<br /> | 2017-02-24<br /> | 2.12.5<br /> | 2017-09-22<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.13}}<br /> | 2017-05-10<br /> | 2.13.7<br /> | 2018-05-22<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.14}}<br /> | 2017-08-04<br /> | 2.14.6<br /> | 2019-12-07<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.15}}<br /> | 2017-10-30<br /> | 2.15.4<br /> | 2019-12-07<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.16}}<br /> | 2018-01-17<br /> | 2.16.6<br /> | 2019-12-07<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.17}}<br /> | 2018-04-02<br /> | 2.17.3<br /> | 2019-12-07<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.18}}<br /> | 2018-06-21<br /> | 2.18.2<br /> | 2019-12-07<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.19}}<br /> | 2018-09-10<br /> | 2.19.3<br /> | 2019-12-07<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.20}}<br /> | 2018-12-09<br /> | 2.20.2<br /> | 2019-12-07<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|o|2.21}}<br /> | 2019-02-24<br /> | 2.21.1<br /> | 2019-12-07<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|co|2.22}}<br /> | 2019-06-07<br /> | 2.22.2<br /> | 2019-12-07<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|co|2.23}}<br /> | 2019-08-16<br /> | 2.23.1<br /> | 2019-12-07<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|co|2.24}}<br /> | 2019-11-04<br /> | 2.24.1<br /> | 2019-12-07<br /> |-<br /> | {{Version|c|2.25}}<br /> | 2020-01-13<br /> | 2.25.0<br /> | 2020-01-13<br /> |-<br /> | colspan=&quot;4&quot; | &lt;small&gt;{{Version |l |show=111110}}&lt;/small&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;!-- o=Old-Not-Supported; co=Old-Still-Supported; c=Latest-Stable; --&gt;<br /> Source:&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://github.com/git/git |title=Git Github main page}}&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/howto/maintain-git.txt |title= How to maintain Git, Official Git documentation}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Design==<br /> Git's design was inspired by [[BitKeeper]] and [[Monotone (software)|Monotone]].&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |mailinglist=linux-kernel |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |url=https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=114685143200012 |title=Re: &amp;#91;ANNOUNCE&amp;#93; Git wiki |date=2006-05-05}} &quot;Some historical background&quot; on Git's predecessors&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;ref name=&quot;a_quick_challenge&quot;&gt;{{cite mailing list |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |url=https://marc.info/?l=linux-kernel&amp;m=111293537202443 |title=Re: Kernel SCM saga |date=2005-04-08 |mailinglist=linux-kernel |accessdate=2008-02-20}}&lt;/ref&gt; Git was originally designed as a low-level version-control system engine, on top of which others could write front ends, such as [[Cogito (software)|Cogito]] or [[StGIT]].&lt;ref name=&quot;a_quick_challenge&quot; /&gt; The core Git project has since become a complete version-control system that is usable directly.&lt;ref name=&quot;bare_url&quot;&gt;{{cite mailing list |mailinglist=git |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |url=https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=114314642000462 |title=Re: Errors GITtifying GCC and Binutils |date=2006-03-23}}&lt;/ref&gt; While strongly influenced by BitKeeper, Torvalds deliberately avoided conventional approaches, leading to a unique design.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |mailinglist=git |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |url=https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=116129092117475 |title=Re: VCS comparison table |date=2006-10-20}} A discussion of Git vs. BitKeeper.&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Characteristics===<br /> Git's design is a synthesis of Torvalds's experience with Linux in maintaining a large distributed development project, along with his intimate knowledge of file system performance gained from the same project and the urgent need to produce a working system in short order. These influences led to the following implementation choices:{{citation needed | reason=the content is highly questionable and hence proper citation is required | date = February 2017}}<br /> ; Strong support for non-linear development: Git supports rapid branching and merging, and includes specific tools for visualizing and navigating a non-linear development history. In Git, a core assumption is that a change will be merged more often than it is written, as it is passed around to various reviewers. In Git, branches are very lightweight: a branch is only a reference to one commit. With its parental commits, the full branch structure can be constructed.<br /> ; Distributed development: Like [[Darcs]], [[BitKeeper]], [[Mercurial]], [[Bazaar (software)|Bazaar]], and [[Monotone (software)|Monotone]], Git gives each developer a local copy of the full development history, and changes are copied from one such repository to another. These changes are imported as added development branches and can be merged in the same way as a locally developed branch.<br /> ; Compatibility with existent systems and protocols: Repositories can be published via [[Hypertext Transfer Protocol]] (HTTP), [[File Transfer Protocol]] (FTP), or a Git protocol over either a plain socket, or [[Secure Shell]] (ssh). Git also has a CVS server emulation, which enables the use of existent CVS clients and IDE plugins to access Git repositories. [[Apache Subversion|Subversion]] repositories can be used directly with git-svn.<br /> ; Efficient handling of large projects: Torvalds has described Git as being very fast and scalable,&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |url=https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=116128307511686 |title=Re: VCS comparison table |date=2006-10-19 |mailinglist=git}}&lt;/ref&gt; and performance tests done by Mozilla&lt;ref&gt;Jst's Blog on Mozillazine {{cite web|title=bzr/hg/git performance |url=http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/jst/archives/2006/11/vcs_performance.html |accessdate=12 February 2015 |url-status=dead |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20100529094107/http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/jst/archives/2006/11/vcs_performance.html |archivedate=29 May 2010}}&lt;/ref&gt; showed that it was an [[order of magnitude]] faster than some version-control systems; fetching version history from a locally stored repository can be one hundred times faster than fetching it from the remote server.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |last=Dreier |first=Roland |url=http://digitalvampire.org/blog/index.php/2006/11/16/oh-what-a-relief-it-is/ |title=Oh what a relief it is |date=2006-11-13 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20090116175841/http://digitalvampire.org/blog/index.php/2006/11/16/oh-what-a-relief-it-is/ |archivedate=16 January 2009 |df=dmy-all}}, observing that &quot;git log&quot; is 100x faster than &quot;svn log&quot; because the latter must contact a remote server.&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> ; Cryptographic authentication of history: The Git history is stored in such a way that the ID of a particular version (a ''commit'' in Git terms) depends upon the complete development history leading up to that commit. Once it is published, it is not possible to change the old versions without it being noticed. The structure is similar to a [[Merkle tree]], but with added data at the nodes and leaves.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/user-manual.html#trust |publisher=Git User's Manual |work=Git Concepts |title=Trust |date=2006-10-18 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20170222053056/https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/user-manual.html#trust |archivedate=22 February 2017 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; ([[Mercurial]] and [[Monotone (software)|Monotone]] also have this property.)<br /> ; Toolkit-based design: Git was designed as a set of programs written in [[C (programming language)|C]] and several shell scripts that provide wrappers around those programs.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |mailinglist=git |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |url=https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=116118369005954 |title=Re: VCS comparison table |accessdate=2009-04-10}}, describing Git's script-oriented design&lt;/ref&gt; Although most of those scripts have since been rewritten in C for speed and portability, the design remains, and it is easy to chain the components together.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |author=iabervon |url=https://lwn.net/Articles/165202/ |title=Git rocks! |date=2005-12-22 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160914100946/https://lwn.net/Articles/165202/ |archivedate=14 September 2016 |df=dmy-all}}, praising Git's scriptability.&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> ; Pluggable merge strategies: As part of its toolkit design, Git has a well-defined model of an incomplete merge, and it has multiple algorithms for completing it, culminating in telling the user that it is unable to complete the merge automatically and that manual editing is needed.<br /> ; [[Garbage (computer science)|Garbage]] accumulates until collected: Aborting operations or backing out changes will leave useless dangling objects in the database. These are generally a small fraction of the continuously growing history of wanted objects. Git will automatically perform [[garbage collection (computer science)|garbage collection]] when enough loose objects have been created in the repository. Garbage collection can be called explicitly using &lt;code&gt;git gc --prune&lt;/code&gt;.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/user-manual.html#ensuring-reliability |title=Git User's Manual |date=2007-08-05 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20170222053056/https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/user-manual.html#ensuring-reliability |archivedate=22 February 2017 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> ; Periodic explicit object packing: Git stores each newly created object as a separate file. Although individually compressed, this takes a great deal of space and is inefficient. This is solved by the use of ''packs'' that store a large number of objects [[Delta encoding|delta-compressed]] among themselves in one file (or network byte stream) called a ''packfile''. Packs are compressed using the [[Heuristic (computer science)|heuristic]] that files with the same name are probably similar, without depending on this for correctness. A corresponding index file is created for each packfile, telling the offset of each object in the packfile. Newly created objects (with newly added history) are still stored as single objects, and periodic repacking is needed to maintain space efficiency. The process of packing the repository can be very computationally costly. By allowing objects to exist in the repository in a loose but quickly generated format, Git allows the costly pack operation to be deferred until later, when time matters less, e.g., the end of a work day. Git does periodic repacking automatically, but manual repacking is also possible with the &lt;tt&gt;git gc&lt;/tt&gt; command. For data integrity, both the packfile and its index have an [[SHA-1]] checksum inside, and the file name of the packfile also contains an SHA-1 checksum. To check the integrity of a repository, run the &lt;tt&gt;git fsck&lt;/tt&gt; command.<br /> <br /> Another property of Git is that it snapshots directory trees of files. The earliest systems for tracking versions of source code, [[Source Code Control System]] (SCCS) and [[Revision Control System]] (RCS), worked on individual files and emphasized the space savings to be gained from [[interleaved deltas]] (SCCS) or [[delta encoding]] (RCS) the (mostly similar) versions. Later revision-control systems maintained this notion of a file having an identity across multiple revisions of a project. However, Torvalds rejected this concept.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |mailinglist=linux-kernel |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |url=https://marc.info/?l=linux-kernel&amp;m=111314792424707 |title=Re: more git updates.. |date=2005-04-10}}&lt;/ref&gt; Consequently, Git does not explicitly record file revision relationships at any level below the source-code tree.<br /> <br /> These implicit revision relationships have some significant consequences:<br /> * It is slightly more costly to examine the change history of one file than the whole project.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |mailinglist=git |last=Haible |first=Bruno |url=https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=117119479505638 |title=how to speed up &quot;git log&quot;? |date=2007-02-11}}&lt;/ref&gt; To obtain a history of changes affecting a given file, Git must walk the global history and then determine whether each change modified that file. This method of examining history does, however, let Git produce with equal efficiency a single history showing the changes to an arbitrary set of files. For example, a subdirectory of the source tree plus an associated global header file is a very common case.<br /> * Renames are handled implicitly rather than explicitly. A common complaint with [[Concurrent Versions System|CVS]] is that it uses the name of a file to identify its revision history, so moving or renaming a file is not possible without either interrupting its history or renaming the history and thereby making the history inaccurate. Most post-CVS revision-control systems solve this by giving a file a unique long-lived name (analogous to an [[inode]] number) that survives renaming. Git does not record such an identifier, and this is claimed as an advantage.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |mailinglist=git |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |url=https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=114123702826251 |title=Re: impure renames / history tracking |date=2006-03-01}}&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |mailinglist=git |last=Hamano |first=Junio C. |url=https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=114316047119262 |title=Re: Errors GITtifying GCC and Binutils |date=2006-03-24}}&lt;/ref&gt; [[Source code]] files are sometimes split or merged, or simply renamed,&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |mailinglist=git |last=Hamano |first=Junio C. |url=https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=114315795227271 |title=Re: Errors GITtifying GCC and Binutils |date=2006-03-23}}&lt;/ref&gt; and recording this as a simple rename would freeze an inaccurate description of what happened in the (immutable) history. Git addresses the issue by detecting renames while browsing the history of snapshots rather than recording it when making the snapshot.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |mailinglist=git |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |url=https://marc.info/?l=git&amp;m=116473016012824 |title=Re: git and bzr |date=2006-11-28}}, on using &lt;code&gt;git-blame&lt;/code&gt; to show code moved between source files.&lt;/ref&gt; (Briefly, given a file in revision ''N'', a file of the same name in revision ''N''&amp;nbsp;−&amp;nbsp;1 is its default ancestor. However, when there is no like-named file in revision ''N''&amp;nbsp;−&amp;nbsp;1, Git searches for a file that existed only in revision ''N''&amp;nbsp;−&amp;nbsp;1 and is very similar to the new file.) However, it does require more [[central processing unit|CPU]]-intensive work every time the history is reviewed, and several options to adjust the heuristics are available. This mechanism does not always work; sometimes a file that is renamed with changes in the same commit is read as a deletion of the old file and the creation of a new file. Developers can work around this limitation by committing the rename and the changes separately.<br /> <br /> Git implements several merging strategies; a non-default strategy can be selected at merge time:&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |url=https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-merge.html |title=git-merge(1) |date=2007-07-18 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160716100147/https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-merge.html |archivedate=16 July 2016 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * ''resolve'': the traditional [[three-way merge]] algorithm.<br /> * ''recursive'': This is the default when pulling or merging one branch, and is a variant of the three-way merge algorithm. {{quote|When there are more than one common ancestors that can be used for three-way merge, it creates a merged tree of the common ancestors and uses that as the reference tree for the three-way merge. This has been reported to result in fewer merge conflicts without causing mis-merges by tests done on prior merge commits taken from Linux 2.6 kernel development history. Also, this can detect and handle merges involving renames.|Linus Torvalds&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |url=http://revctrl.org/CrissCrossMerge |title=CrissCrossMerge |date=2007-07-18 |url-status=dead |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20060113122252/http://revctrl.org/CrissCrossMerge |archivedate=13 January 2006 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;}}<br /> * ''octopus'': This is the default when merging more than two heads.<br /> <br /> ===Data structures===<br /> Git's primitives are not inherently a [[Source control management|source-code management]] system. Torvalds explains:&lt;ref&gt;{{cite mailing list |mailinglist=linux-kernel |last=Torvalds |first=Linus |url=https://marc.info/?l=linux-kernel&amp;m=111314792424707 |title=Re: more git updates... |date=2005-04-10}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> {{quote|In many ways you can just see git as a filesystem{{snd}} it's [[Content-addressable storage|content-addressable]], and it has a notion of versioning, but I really designed it coming at the problem from the viewpoint of a ''filesystem'' person (hey, kernels is what I do), and I actually have absolutely ''zero'' interest in creating a traditional SCM system.}}<br /> <br /> From this initial design approach, Git has developed the full set of features expected of a traditional SCM,&lt;ref name=&quot;bare_url&quot; /&gt; with features mostly being created as needed, then refined and extended over time.<br /> <br /> [[File:Git operations.svg|thumb|Some data flows and storage levels in the Git revision control system]]<br /> <br /> Git has two [[data structure]]s: a mutable ''index'' (also called ''stage'' or ''cache'') that caches information about the working directory and the next revision to be committed; and an immutable, append-only ''object database''.<br /> <br /> The index serves as connection point between the object database and the working tree.<br /> <br /> The object database contains four types of objects:<br /> * A ''blob'' ([[binary large object]]) is the content of a [[computer file|file]]. Blobs have no proper file name, time stamps, or other metadata. (A blob's name internally is a hash of its content.)<br /> * A ''tree'' object is the equivalent of a directory. It contains a list of file names, each with some type bits and a reference to a blob or tree object that is that file, symbolic link, or directory's contents. These objects are a snapshot of the source tree. (In whole, this comprises a [[Merkle tree]], meaning that only a single hash for the root tree is sufficient and actually used in commits to precisely pinpoint to the exact state of whole tree structures of any number of sub-directories and files.)<br /> * A ''commit'' object links tree objects together into a history. It contains the name of a tree object (of the top-level source directory), a time stamp, a log message, and the names of zero or more parent commit objects.<br /> * A ''tag'' object is a container that contains a reference to another object and can hold added meta-data related to another object. Most commonly, it is used to store a [[digital signature]] of a commit object corresponding to a particular release of the data being tracked by Git.<br /> <br /> Each object is identified by a SHA-1 [[Cryptographic hash function|hash]] of its contents. Git computes the hash and uses this value for the object's name. The object is put into a directory matching the first two characters of its hash. The rest of the hash is used as the file name for that object.<br /> <br /> Git stores each revision of a file as a unique blob. The relationships between the blobs can be found through examining the tree and commit objects. Newly added objects are stored in their entirety using [[zlib]] compression. This can consume a large amount of disk space quickly, so objects can be combined into ''packs'', which use [[Delta encoding|delta compression]] to save space, storing blobs as their changes relative to other blobs.<br /> <br /> ===References===<br /> Every object in the Git database that is not referred to may be cleaned up by using a garbage collection command or automatically. An object may be referenced by another object or an explicit reference. Git knows different types of references. The commands to create, move, and delete references vary. &quot;git show-ref&quot; lists all references. Some types are:<br /> * ''heads'': refers to an object locally,<br /> * ''remotes'': refers to an object which exists in a remote repository,<br /> * ''stash'': refers to an object not yet committed,<br /> * ''meta'': e.g. a configuration in a bare repository, user rights; the refs/meta/config namespace was introduced retrospectively, gets used by [[Gerrit (software)|Gerrit]],&lt;ref&gt;[https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/Documentation/config-project-config.html Gerrit Code Review – Project Configuration File Format].&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * ''tags'': see above.<br /> <br /> ==Implementations==<br /> [[File:GNOME gitg.png|thumb|[[GNOME Core Applications|gitg]] is a graphical front-end using [[GTK+]]]]<br /> <br /> Git is primarily developed on [[Linux]], although it also supports most major operating systems, including [[Berkeley Software Distribution|BSD]], [[Solaris (operating system)|Solaris]], [[macOS]], and [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]].&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://git-scm.com/downloads |accessdate=14 May 2012 |title=downloads |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20120508021315/http://git-scm.com/downloads |archivedate=8 May 2012 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> The first Windows [[porting|port]] of Git was primarily a Linux-emulation framework that hosts the Linux version. Installing Git under Windows creates a similarly named Program Files directory containing the [[MinGW]] port of the [[GNU Compiler Collection]], [[Perl]] 5, msys2.0 (itself a fork of [[Cygwin]], a Unix-like emulation environment for Windows) and various other Windows ports or emulations of Linux utilities and libraries. Currently native Windows builds of Git are distributed as 32- and 64-bit installers.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://github.com/msysgit/msysgit|accessdate=20 Sep 2016 |title=msysGit |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20161010143600/https://github.com/msysgit/msysgit |archivedate=10 October 2016 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> The JGit implementation of Git is a pure [[Java (software platform)|Java]] software library, designed to be embedded in any Java application. JGit is used in the [[Gerrit (software)|Gerrit]] code-review tool and in EGit, a Git client for the [[Eclipse (software)|Eclipse]] IDE.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://www.eclipse.org/jgit/ |accessdate=24 Aug 2012 |title=JGit |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20120831201256/http://eclipse.org/jgit/ |archivedate=31 August 2012 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> go-git is an [[Open-source software|open-source]] implementation of Git written in pure [[Go (programming language)|Go]].&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web|url=https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Appendix-B%3A-Embedding-Git-in-your-Applications-go-git|title=Git - go-git|website=git-scm.com|access-date=2019-04-19}}&lt;/ref&gt; It is currently used for backing projects as a [[SQL]] interface for Git code repositories&lt;ref&gt;{{citation|title=SQL interface to Git repositories, written in Go.|url=https://github.com/src-d/gitbase|website=github.com|access-date=2019-04-19}}&lt;/ref&gt; and providing [[encryption]] for Git.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web|url=https://keybase.io/blog/encrypted-git-for-everyone|title=Keybase launches encrypted git|website=keybase.io|access-date=2019-04-19}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> The Dulwich implementation of Git is a pure [[Python (programming language)|Python]] software component for Python 2.7, 3.4 and 3.5&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://www.samba.org/~jelmer/dulwich/ |accessdate=27 Aug 2012 |title=Dulwich |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20120529053253/http://www.samba.org/~jelmer/dulwich/ |archivedate=29 May 2012 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> The libgit2 implementation of Git is an ANSI C software library with no other dependencies, which can be built on multiple platforms, including Windows, Linux, macOS, and BSD.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://github.com/libgit2/libgit2/blob/master/README.md |accessdate=24 Aug 2012 |title=libgit2 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160411135623/https://github.com/libgit2/libgit2/blob/master/README.md |archivedate=11 April 2016 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; It has bindings for many programming languages, including [[Ruby (programming language)|Ruby]], Python, and [[Haskell (programming language)|Haskell]].&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://github.com/libgit2/rugged |accessdate=24 Aug 2012 |title=rugged |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20130724042431/https://github.com/libgit2/rugged |archivedate=24 July 2013 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://github.com/libgit2/pygit2 |accessdate=24 Aug 2012 |title=pygit2 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20150805001221/https://github.com/libgit2/pygit2 |archivedate=5 August 2015 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://hackage.haskell.org/package/hlibgit2 |accessdate=30 Apr 2013 |title=hlibgit2 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20130525064750/http://hackage.haskell.org/package/hlibgit2 |archivedate=25 May 2013 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> JS-Git is a [[JavaScript]] implementation of a subset of Git.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://github.com/creationix/js-git |title=js-git: a JavaScript implementation of Git |accessdate=2013-08-13 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20130807173550/https://github.com/creationix/js-git |archivedate=7 August 2013 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Git GUIs==<br /> {{See also|Comparison of Git GUIs}}<br /> <br /> ==Git server==<br /> [[File:Gitweb.png|thumb|Screenshot of Gitweb interface showing a commit [[diff]]]]<br /> <br /> As Git is a distributed version-control system, it could be used as a server out of the box. It's shipped with built-in command &lt;code&gt;git daemon&lt;/code&gt; which starts simple TCP server running on the GIT protocol.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web|url=https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-on-the-Server-Git-Daemon|title=Git - Git Daemon|website=git-scm.com|access-date=2019-07-10}}&lt;/ref&gt; Dedicated Git HTTP servers help (amongst other features) by adding access control, displaying the contents of a Git repository via the web interfaces, and managing multiple repositories. Already existing Git repositories can be cloned and shared to be used by others as a centralized repo. It can also be accessed via remote shell just by having the Git software installed and allowing a user to log in.&lt;ref&gt;[https://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-on-the-Server-Setting-Up-the-Server 4.4 Git on the Server – Setting Up the Server] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20141022015944/http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-on-the-Server-Setting-Up-the-Server |date=22 October 2014}}, Pro Git.&lt;/ref&gt; Git servers typically listen on [[TCP and UDP port|TCP port]] 9418.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://git-scm.com/book/ch4-1.html#The-Git-Protocol |title=1.4 Getting Started – Installing Git |publisher=git-scm.com |accessdate=2013-11-01 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20131102192025/http://git-scm.com/book/ch4-1.html#The-Git-Protocol |archivedate=2 November 2013 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Open source===<br /> * Hosting the Git server using the Git Binary.&lt;ref&gt;https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-on-the-Server-Setting-Up-the-Server&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * [[Gerrit (software)|Gerrit]], a git server configurable to support code reviews and providing access via ssh, an integrated [[Apache MINA]] or OpenSSH, or an integrated [[Jetty (web server)|Jetty]] web server. Gerrit provides integration for LDAP, Active Directory, OpenID, OAuth, Kerberos/GSSAPI, X509 https client certificates. With Gerrit 3.0 all configurations will be stored as git repositories, no database required to run. Gerrit has a pull-request feature implemented in its core but lacks a GUI for it.<br /> * [[Phabricator]], a spin-off from Facebook. As Facebook primarily uses [[Mercurial]], the git support is not as prominent.&lt;ref&gt;[https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/diffusion_hosting/ Diffusion User Guide: Repository Hosting].&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> * [[Trac]], supporting git, [[Mercurial]], and [[Apache Subversion|Subversion]] with a [[modified BSD license]].<br /> * [[RhodeCode]] Community Edition (CE), supporting git, [[Mercurial]] and [[Apache Subversion|Subversion]] with an [[AGPLv3|AGPLv3 license]].<br /> * [[Kallithea (software)|Kallithea]], supporting both git and [[Mercurial]], developed in [[Python (programming language)|Python]] with [[GPL license]].<br /> * External projects like gitolite,&lt;ref&gt;https://gitolite.com/gitolite/index.html&lt;/ref&gt; which provide scripts on top of git software to provide fine-grained access control.<br /> * There are several other FLOSS solutions for self-hosting, including Gogs&lt;ref&gt;https://gogs.io/&lt;/ref&gt; and [[Gitea]], a fork of Gogs, both developed in [[Go (programming language)|Go language]] with [[MIT license]].<br /> <br /> ===As service===<br /> {{See also|Comparison of source code hosting facilities}}<br /> <br /> Best known are probably [[GitHub]] and [[Bitbucket]] offerings, but many others are available, like [[GitLab]], [[Gitea]], GerritForge, etc.<br /> <br /> ==Adoption==<br /> The [[Eclipse Foundation]] reported in its annual community survey that as of May 2014, Git is now the most widely used source-code management tool, with 42.9% of professional software developers reporting that they use Git as their primary source-control system&lt;ref name=&quot;ianskerrett.wordpress.com&quot;&gt;{{cite web |url=https://ianskerrett.wordpress.com/2014/06/23/eclipse-community-survey-2014-results/ |title=Eclipse Community Survey 2014 results &amp;#124; Ian Skerrett |publisher=Ianskerrett.wordpress.com |date=2014-06-23 |accessdate=2014-06-23 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20140625152145/http://ianskerrett.wordpress.com/2014/06/23/eclipse-community-survey-2014-results/ |archivedate=25 June 2014 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; compared with 36.3% in 2013, 32% in 2012; or for Git responses excluding use of [[GitHub]]: 33.3% in 2014, 30.3% in 2013, 27.6% in 2012 and 12.8% in 2011.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://eclipse.org/org/community_survey/Survey_Final_Results_2012.xls |title=Results of Eclipse Community Survey 2012 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160411135719/http://www.eclipse.org/org/community_survey/Survey_Final_Results_2012.xls |archivedate=11 April 2016 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; Open-source directory [[Black Duck Open Hub]] reports a similar uptake among open-source projects.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://www.openhub.net/repositories/compare |title=Compare Repositories – Open Hub |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20140907051024/https://www.openhub.net/repositories/compare |archivedate=7 September 2014 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Stack Overflow]] has included [[Version control]] in their annual developer survey&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web | url=https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey | title=Stack Overflow Annual Developer Survey | publisher=Stack Exchange, Inc. | accessdate=9 January 2020 | quote=Stack Overflow’s annual Developer Survey is the largest and most comprehensive survey of people who code around the world. Each year, we field a survey covering everything from developers’ favorite technologies to their job preferences. This year marks the ninth year we’ve published our annual Developer Survey results, and nearly 90,000 developers took the 20-minute survey earlier this year.}}&lt;/ref&gt; in 2015 (16,694 responses),&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |title=Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2015 |url=https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2015#tech-sourcecontrol |publisher=Stack Overflow |accessdate=29 May 2019 |url-status=dead |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20190504144447/https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2015#tech-sourcecontrol |archivedate=4 May 2019 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; 2017 (30,730 responses)&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |title=Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2017 |url=https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2017#work-_-version-control |publisher=Stack Overflow |accessdate=29 May 2019 |url-status=dead |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20190529004901/https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2017#work-_-version-control |archivedate=29 May 2019 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; and 2018 (74,298 responses).&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |title=Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2018 |url=https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2018#work-_-version-control |publisher=Stack Overflow |accessdate=29 May 2019 |url-status=dead |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20190530142357/https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2018/#work-_-version-control |archivedate=30 May 2019 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; Git was the overwhelming favorite of responding developers in these surveys, reporting as high as 87.2% in 2018.<br /> <br /> Version control systems used by responding developers: <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot;<br /> |-<br /> ! Name !! 2015 !! 2017 !! 2018<br /> |-<br /> | Git || 69.3% || 69.2% || 87.2%<br /> |-<br /> | [[Apache Subversion|Subversion]] || 36.9% || 9.1% || 16.1%<br /> |-<br /> | Microsoft [[Team Foundation Server]] || 12.2% || 7.3% || 10.9%<br /> |-<br /> | [[Mercurial]] || 7.9% || 1.9% || 3.6%<br /> |-<br /> | [[Concurrent Versions System|CVS]] || 4.2% || {{efn-lr|name=fn0|Not listed as an option in this survey}} || {{efn-lr|name=fn0}}<br /> |-<br /> | [[Perforce]] || 3.3% || {{efn-lr|name=fn0}} || {{efn-lr|name=fn0}}<br /> |-<br /> | [[Microsoft Visual SourceSafe]] || {{efn-lr|name=fn0}} || 0.6% || {{efn-lr|name=fn0}}<br /> |-<br /> | [[Rational ClearCase]] || {{efn-lr|name=fn0}} || 0.4% || {{efn-lr|name=fn0}}<br /> |-<br /> | Zip file backups || {{efn-lr|name=fn0}} || 2.0% || 7.9%<br /> |-<br /> | Copying and pasting files to network shares || {{efn-lr|name=fn0}} || 1.7% || 7.9%<br /> |-<br /> | Other || 5.8% || 3.0% || {{efn-lr|name=fn0}}<br /> |-<br /> | None || 9.3% || 4.8% || 4.8%<br /> |}<br /> <br /> The UK IT jobs website itjobswatch.co.uk reports that as of late September 2016, 29.27% of UK permanent software development job openings have cited Git,&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/jobs/uk/git%20%28software%29.do |title=Git (software) Jobs, Average Salary for Git Distributed Version Control System Skills |publisher=Itjobswatch.co.uk |accessdate=2016-09-30 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20161008072321/http://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/jobs/uk/git%20(software).do |archivedate=8 October 2016 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; ahead of 12.17% for Microsoft [[Team Foundation Server]],&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/jobs/uk/team%20foundation%20server.do |title=Team Foundation Server Jobs, Average Salary for Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) Skills |publisher=Itjobswatch.co.uk |accessdate=2016-09-30 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20161029185314/http://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/jobs/uk/team%20foundation%20server.do |archivedate=29 October 2016 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; 10.60% for [[Apache Subversion|Subversion]],&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/jobs/uk/subversion.do |title=Subversion Jobs, Average Salary for Apache Subversion (SVN) Skills |publisher=Itjobswatch.co.uk |accessdate=2016-09-30 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20161025011418/http://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/jobs/uk/subversion.do |archivedate=25 October 2016 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; 1.30% for [[Mercurial]],&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/jobs/uk/mercurial.do |title=Mercurial Jobs, Average Salary for Mercurial Skills |publisher=Itjobswatch.co.uk |accessdate=2016-09-30 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160923081538/http://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/jobs/uk/mercurial.do |archivedate=23 September 2016 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; and 0.48% for [[Visual SourceSafe]].&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/jobs/uk/vss/sourcesafe.do |title=VSS/SourceSafe Jobs, Average Salary for Microsoft Visual SourceSafe (VSS) Skills |publisher=Itjobswatch.co.uk |accessdate=2016-09-30 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20161029043610/http://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/jobs/uk/vss/sourcesafe.do |archivedate=29 October 2016 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Extensions===<br /> There are many ''Git extensions'', like [https://github.com/git-lfs/git-lfs Git LFS], which started as an extension to Git in the GitHub community and now is widely used by other repositories. Extensions are usually independently developed and maintained by different people, but in some point in the future a widely used extension can be merged to Git.<br /> <br /> Microsoft developed the [[Virtual File System for Git]] (VFS for Git; formerly Git Virtual File System or GVFS) extension to handle the size of the [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] source-code tree as part of their 2017 migration from [[Perforce]]. VFS for Git allows cloned repositories to use placeholders whose contents are downloaded only once a file is accessed.&lt;ref name=&quot;ars-windowsgit&quot;&gt;{{cite web |title=Windows switch to Git almost complete: 8,500 commits and 1,760 builds each day |url=https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/05/90-of-windows-devs-now-using-git-creating-1760-windows-builds-per-day/ |website=Ars Technica |accessdate=24 May 2017 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20170524171707/https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/05/90-of-windows-devs-now-using-git-creating-1760-windows-builds-per-day/ |archivedate=24 May 2017 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Security==<br /> Git does not provide access-control mechanisms, but was designed for operation with other tools that specialize in access control.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://wincent.com/wiki/git_repository_access_control |title=Archived copy |accessdate=2016-09-06 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160914114143/https://wincent.com/wiki/git_repository_access_control |archivedate=14 September 2016 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> On 17 December 2014, an exploit was found affecting the [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] and [[macOS]] versions of the Git client. An attacker could perform [[arbitrary code execution]] on a target computer with Git installed by creating a malicious Git tree (directory) named ''.git'' (a directory in Git repositories that stores all the data of the repository) in a different case (such as .GIT or .Git, needed because Git does not allow the all-lowercase version of ''.git'' to be created manually) with malicious files in the ''.git/hooks'' subdirectory (a folder with executable files that Git runs) on a repository that the attacker made or on a repository that the attacker can modify. If a Windows or Mac user ''pulls'' (downloads) a version of the repository with the malicious directory, then switches to that directory, the .git directory will be overwritten (due to the case-insensitive trait of the Windows and Mac filesystems) and the malicious executable files in ''.git/hooks'' may be run, which results in the attacker's commands being executed. An attacker could also modify the ''.git/config'' configuration file, which allows the attacker to create malicious Git aliases (aliases for Git commands or external commands) or modify extant aliases to execute malicious commands when run. The vulnerability was patched in version 2.2.1 of Git, released on 17 December 2014, and announced the next day.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url= https://developer.atlassian.com/blog/2014/12/securing-your-git-server/ |title= Securing your Git server against CVE-2014-9390 |date= 20 December 2014 |accessdate= 22 December 2014 |last= Pettersen |first= Tim |url-status= live |archiveurl= https://web.archive.org/web/20141224012942/https://developer.atlassian.com/blog/2014/12/securing-your-git-server/ |archivedate= 24 December 2014 |df= dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;ref&gt;{{cite newsgroup |title=[Announce] Git v2.2.1 (and updates to older maintenance tracks) |author= Hamano, J. C.|date= 18 December 2014|newsgroup=gmane.linux.kernel |url=https://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.kernel/1853266 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20141219024646/http://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.kernel/1853266 |url-status=dead |archive-date=19 December 2014 |access-date=22 December 2014}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> Git version 2.6.1, released on 29 September 2015, contained a patch for a security vulnerability (CVE-2015-7545)&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2015/CVE-2015-7545.html |title=CVE-2015-7545 |date=15 December 2015 |accessdate=26 December 2015 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20151226232616/http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2015/CVE-2015-7545.html |archivedate=26 December 2015 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; that allowed arbitrary code execution.&lt;ref name=&quot;git-v2.6.1-commit&quot;&gt;{{cite web |url=https://github.com/git/git/commit/22f698cb188243b313e024d618283e0293e37140 |title=Git 2.6.1 |accessdate=26 December 2015 |date=29 September 2015 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160411135802/https://github.com/git/git/commit/22f698cb188243b313e024d618283e0293e37140 |archivedate=11 April 2016 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; The vulnerability was exploitable if an attacker could convince a victim to clone a specific URL, as the arbitrary commands were embedded in the URL itself.&lt;ref name=&quot;seclists-CVE-2015-7545&quot;&gt;{{cite web |url=http://seclists.org/oss-sec/2015/q4/67 |title=Re: CVE Request: git |author=Blake Burkhart |accessdate=26 December 2015 |date=5 October 2015 |display-authors=etal |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20151227054727/http://seclists.org/oss-sec/2015/q4/67 |archivedate=27 December 2015 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt; An attacker could use the exploit via a [[man-in-the-middle attack]] if the connection was unencrypted,&lt;ref name=&quot;seclists-CVE-2015-7545&quot; /&gt; as they could redirect the user to a URL of their choice. Recursive clones were also vulnerable, since they allowed the controller of a repository to specify arbitrary URLs via the gitmodules file.&lt;ref name=&quot;seclists-CVE-2015-7545&quot; /&gt;<br /> <br /> Git uses [[SHA-1]] hashes internally. Linus Torvalds has responded that the hash was mostly to guard against accidental corruption, and the security a [[Cryptographic hash function|cryptographically secure hash]] gives was just an accidental side effect, with the main security being signing elsewhere.&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/67920/how-safe-are-signed-git-tags-only-as-safe-as-sha-1-or-somehow-safer |title=hash - How safe are signed git tags? Only as safe as SHA-1 or somehow safer? |publisher=Information Security Stack Exchange |date=September 22, 2014 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160624232415/https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/67920/how-safe-are-signed-git-tags-only-as-safe-as-sha-1-or-somehow-safer |archivedate=24 June 2016 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;ref&gt;{{cite web |url=https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28792784/why-does-git-use-a-cryptographic-hash-function |title=Why does Git use a cryptographic hash function? |publisher=Stack Overflow |date=March 1, 2015 |url-status=live |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160701214638/http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28792784/why-does-git-use-a-cryptographic-hash-function |archivedate=1 July 2016 |df=dmy-all}}&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ==See also==<br /> {{Portal|Free and open-source software|Linux|Internet}}<br /> * [[Comparison of version control software]]<br /> * [[Comparison of source code hosting facilities]]<br /> * [[List of revision control software]]<br /> <br /> ==Notes==<br /> {{Notelist-lr}}<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> {{Reflist|30em}}<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> {{Commons category|Git}}<br /> {{Wikibooks|Git}}<br /> * {{Official website}}<br /> * {{openhub|git|Git}}<br /> <br /> {{Revision control software}}<br /> {{Authority control}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:2005 software]]<br /> [[Category:Concurrent Versions System| ]]<br /> [[Category:Distributed version control systems]]<br /> [[Category:Free version control software]]<br /> [[Category:Free software programmed in C]]<br /> [[Category:Free software programmed in Perl]]<br /> [[Category:Git (software)| ]]<br /> [[Category:Self-hosting software]]<br /> [[Category:Linus Torvalds]]<br /> [[Category:Software using the GPL license]]<br /> [[Category:Software that uses Tk]]</div>

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<p>Bandura: Created page with &quot;&lt;languages /&gt; &lt;translate&gt; == Introduction == &lt;!--T:1--&gt; DarkWorld is &quot;a game of intergalactic conquest&quot;. &lt;!--T:2--&gt; I used I2P router version 0.7-0 and [http://darkworld.sour...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;languages /&gt;<br /> &lt;translate&gt;<br /> == Introduction == &lt;!--T:1--&gt;<br /> DarkWorld is &quot;a game of intergalactic conquest&quot;.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:2--&gt;<br /> I used I2P router version 0.7-0 and [http://darkworld.sourceforge.net/download.php DarkWorld] version 0.2.1. This [[HowTo/SetupDarkworldOnI2p|HowTo]] assumes you have I2P already running. Please join the IRC channel #i2p-darkworld !<br /> <br /> == Instructions == &lt;!--T:3--&gt;<br /> 1. Get the client installation file for Windows or Linux from [http://darkworld.sourceforge.net/download.php http://darkworld.sourceforge.net/download.php]<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:4--&gt;<br /> 2. Prepare to run the client:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:5--&gt;<br /> * On Windows: Run the dw-client-0.2.1-win32.exe file. For most people the default options should work.<br /> * On Linux: Uncompress and untar the dw-client-0.2.1-i686.tar.gz file. For example on Ubuntu you could you the &amp;quot;Extract here&amp;quot; command of the context menu.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:6--&gt;<br /> 3. Start the Darkworld client:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:7--&gt;<br /> &lt;ul&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;&lt;p&gt;'''On Windows''': Try to use the new link on your desktop to start the client. If you get graphics problems exit the client with Escape. Then change the link destination (context menu Properties) from&lt;/p&gt;<br /> &lt;pre&gt;C:\Programme\Darkworld\client.exe -H &amp;quot;C:\Programme\Darkworld&amp;quot;&lt;/pre&gt;<br /> &lt;p&gt;to&lt;/p&gt;<br /> &lt;pre&gt;C:\Programme\Darkworld\client.exe -f -H &amp;quot;C:\Programme\Darkworld&amp;quot;&lt;/pre&gt;<br /> &lt;p&gt;to use the fullscreen mode. Try to start the client with the new setting.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;'''On Linux''': Run dwclient.sh in the client folder.&lt;/li&gt;&lt;/ul&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:8--&gt;<br /> You should see a green dialog box. Exit the client with Escape.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:9--&gt;<br /> 4. Go to [http://localhost:7657/i2ptunnel/ I2PTunnel]. Look for the end of the second section &amp;quot;Local client tunnels&amp;quot;. After &amp;quot;Add new client tunnel&amp;quot; make sure it reads &amp;quot;Standard&amp;quot;. Then press &amp;quot;Create&amp;quot;.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:10--&gt;<br /> 5. Fill the following values into the form:<br /> &lt;ul&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;&lt;p&gt;'''Name''' - Choose a name. For example take &amp;quot;[[HowTo/DarkWorld|DarkWorld]] Client&amp;quot;.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;&lt;p&gt;'''Description''' - If you are lazy leave it empty ;)&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;&lt;p&gt;'''Access Point''' - Type in &amp;quot;5001&amp;quot; under &amp;quot;Port&amp;quot; and choose &amp;quot;Locally (127.0.0.1)&amp;quot; under &amp;quot;Reachable by&amp;quot;.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;&lt;p&gt;'''Tunnel destination''' - Put in&lt;/p&gt;<br /> &lt;pre&gt;zh2qyqgeuzj5llclb2h6bpwpl6hnk5gbkiqtvpwuyh7s72vn6wva.b32.i2p&lt;/pre&gt;<br /> &lt;p&gt;(or some other hostname if you know another [[HowTo/DarkWorld|DarkWorld]] server on I2P) as the game server.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/li&gt;&lt;/ul&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:11--&gt;<br /> Mark the checkbox after &amp;quot;Auto start&amp;quot;, unmark &amp;quot;Shared Client&amp;quot; and leave other options as they are. Press &amp;quot;Save&amp;quot;.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:12--&gt;<br /> 6. Search for your new &amp;quot;[[HowTo/DarkWorld|DarkWorld]] Client&amp;quot; tunnel in the &amp;quot;Local client tunnels&amp;quot; list and press its &amp;quot;Start&amp;quot; button on the right side. Press &amp;quot;Refresh&amp;quot; on the top of the page. Now the colour of the 'traffic light' of your new tunnel should change to green. You can close the I2PTunnel page now.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:13--&gt;<br /> 7. Start the client once again. Fill in these values into the green dialog box of the [[HowTo/DarkWorld|DarkWorld]] client:<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:14--&gt;<br /> * '''Server''' - Type in &amp;quot;127.0.0.1:5001&amp;quot;.<br /> * '''User Name''' - Choose one yourself.<br /> * '''Password''' - Be creative ;)<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:15--&gt;<br /> Press &amp;quot;New user&amp;quot; and type your password again into the &amp;quot;Verify&amp;quot; field. Press &amp;quot;Create&amp;quot;.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:16--&gt;<br /> 8. If everything is alright you should see your green home planet. You can find information about how to play the game here: [http://darkworld.sourceforge.net/gettingStarted.php http://darkworld.sourceforge.net/gettingStarted.php]]<br /> <br /> &lt;!--T:17--&gt;<br /> '''If you observe client crashes on Windows have a look for the second post here: [http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=3210630&amp;forum_id=42391 http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=3210630&amp;amp;forum_id=42391]'''<br /> &lt;/translate&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:HowTo]]</div>

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