#i2pd-dev (irc2p) | Release 2.51.0 Sat. Apr 04 2024 | https://github.com/PurpleI2P/i2pd/wiki/FAQ

psi R4SAS: my i2p box died a bit ago

psi the box decided to emit grey smoke and fry the main board

psi like last year

R4SAS psi: ah, ok

psi xd v0.4.2 tagged tho

psi with ur fuix

psi fix

R4SAS I know, already switched everyone who used it

R4SAS you know footprint of changes?

R4SAS <+R4SAS> postman: when downloaded size bigger than torrent size (due to overhead for example), code tried to do substraction from lesser value (total - downloaded) and that causes overflow for uint64, and value

R4SAS sets to 2^64-overhead

R4SAS maybe incorrect calculation of downloaded size

R4SAS because as I see, here only pieces * size

R4SAS that one: have := uint64(bf.CountSet()) * uint64(t.meta.Info.PieceLength)

R4SAS so it can be incorrect because last piece data size can be lesser than piece size itself, isn't it?

psi i haven't looked at the code in a while

R4SAS psi: if ur tracker die, maybe remove it from code, because it is written to trackers.ini every start

psi ye

psi what should i use?

R4SAS I see now alive 4 trackers

R4SAS dg, thebland, skank, chudo

psi ok

R4SAS lol

R4SAS i think I'll add my tracker too

R4SAS but at first, I need to create tunnels, because it works only in ygg now

psi i ran go fmt

psi :>

R4SAS psi: dupe with skank and chudo

R4SAS same b32

psi o

psi fixed

R4SAS r4sas-opentracker: punzipidirfqspstvzpj6gb4tkuykqp6quurj6e23bgxcxhdoe7q.b32.i2p/a

anontor Do you guys know where i2pd.conf installed as a snap on ubuntu is supposed to be located to make changes? There are several i2pd.conf located in different places and most of them are in read only mode and the one located in/var/snap/i2pd/341/datadir/ does not seem to be read even after restarting i2pd.

anontor I also tried to put one in home directory folder named i2pd and that did not work.

R4SAS anontor: check webconsole for path

user I am assuming that this command causes i2pd to re-read the file ?

Irc2PGuest60921 repost in case you did not see my response I did that does not seem to stick. /var/snap/i2pd/341/datadir/

Irc2PGuest60921 I am assuming that this command causes i2pd to re-read the file ? sudo service snap.i2pd.daemon restart?

anontor I am trying to get irc2p to use tor when using the i2pd socks proxy and not connecting to a i2p site.

anontor R4SAS: I have this file in /var/snap/i2pd/341/datadir i2pd.conf zerobin.net/?0de5848c63518503#/rfdEwTyLLKEZSTrRlTeTkdPaRAe/ZoxSCM0zr4dOww=

Xeha anontor: dont connect to IRC via socks proxy, but use an IRC client tunnel.

anontor I am able to connect with tunnels using tunnels.conf but for some reason i2pd.conf settings for socksproxy with the outproxy enabled and host and port pointing to system tor did not route non i2p traffic to tor.

anontor also sudo i2pd.reload-tunnels-conf and sudo i2pd.graceful-shutdown don't work in the terminal graceful shutdown may work in the webconsole. I have not tried it yet. this is i2pd snap in ubuntu

anontor this error shows in terminal:

anontor /snap/i2pd/341/command-reload-tunnels-conf.wrapper: 1: /snap/i2pd/341/command-reload-tunnels-conf.wrapper: cat /var/snap/i2pd/341/datadir/i2pd.pid: not found

anontor kill: failed to parse argument: '': No such file or directory

anontor similar error with graceful shutdown

anontor its probably a permission issue because i2pd.pid is there.

Xeha or just dont use snap

Xeha i2pd.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user-guide/install

Xeha HUP or USR1 signal reloads the config

anontor Xeha: thanks. What about the issue with outproxy using the i2p socks5 should use tor on all non i2p traffic?

anontor also I like snaps :). What HUP signal are you talking about in particular? I remember using one in tor before but I forgot the command.

Xeha i dont like proprietary systems, hence no snap

Xeha how did you set the outproxy settings?

anontor Xeha: zerobin.net/?560af17fce27c278#nrSlO5RbP2tXZCMoRALRfL+kC4cd0aGlH52otWTuku8=

Xeha no js

anontor not sure if this uses js anonpaste.org/?a12149c1b9115678#ErPgHozJcpJqYxjsHLahU32yFrmbZuSo8mMaj3KUPV9u

anontor Xeha: I took out comments and a "," represents a new line. This is what I assume is the relevant part.

anontor [socksproxy], enabled = true,address = 127.0.0.1,port = 4447,outproxy.enabled = true,outproxy = 127.0.0.1,outproxyport = 9050

Xeha What do you get (like with curl -v) when trying to reach non i2p things?

anontor Xeha: no it seems to connect. Maybe it is the irc client i am using but the client works fine when the tor port is used directly 9050

anontor I tried .onion and clearnet and both seemed to connect.

anontor Xeha: HUP signal worked thanks.

anontor Xeha: apparently its some weird irc client issue because firefox using the socks5 i2p proxy resolves clearnet and .onion just fine.

Xeha did you set it up as socks5/socks4a (not socks4)

anontor socks5 for the irc client

anontor 4447

Xeha i ment the proxy type in your irc client

anontor yes socks5 4447 irc client

anontor switching to 9050 works fine. but the workaround is that i can use tunnels for i2p which is apparently more secure :)

anontor and the socks 4447 works fine for i2p sites.

anontor on the irc client

anontor i am using konversations through snap i guess its possible its triggering something with apparmor but I kind of doubt it.

anontor weird error

anontor Xeha: apparently this is some old bug. bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=252500