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MAGMADAO : рандом.орг меня надоумили на апофис. Они конечно первые в этом деле, НО спеки антенн не публикуют и частоту тоже. Знаю что у них антенн несколько в разных местах.
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Им верить можно, бакапы шума дают исторически и проверки статс международные делают регулярно.
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НИСТ тесты я тоже по их подобию делаю постоянно в реальном режиме времени.
MAGMADAO
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R4SAS тут тема с I2CP для ведра возникла
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надо обсудить
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zzz how does I2CP on android work? Through TCP/IP or local sockets?
zzz
we use local sockets, but those only work between apps by the same developer
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what do you use for torrents?
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TCP/IP?
zzz
we don't have an android torrent app
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like Vuze
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or how it's called now
zzz
I don't think Bigly supports I2P on android.
zlatinb
if it does it would be with internal router
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Turkmen complained torrents don't work ))
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<BiglyBt> HidUser0: как заставить адроид клиент скачивать через i2pd ?вот это проблема
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<BiglyBt> orignal: ты говорил что ничего больше не нужно
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what andorid client is he talking about?
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zzz however do you think it's worth to implement I2CP for android with an access through TCP/IP from LAN?
zzz
we've had a lot of debates
zzz
we used local sockets for security
zzz
but now the permissions problems
zzz
we now have SAM in there, but I don't think it's secure either
orignal
what's a problem to run a server?
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just curious
zzz
the thing about local sockets is it will fire an intent to start the router
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I know I2CP uses local sockets only
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and SAM is always capable to run SAM on any address
zzz
the concern is any random app creating tunnels and you don't know
orignal
so the question is why I2CP is different
orignal
agree
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but it's you choice to allow it explictly
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in config
zzz
right, it doesn't all make sense, if I2CP is bad then SAM is bad
zzz
I've had some disagreements with eyedeekay about it
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the point is
zzz
but he's in charge of android now
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if somebody runs a torrent client on PC
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and i2p on a phone
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borat__ seems to have this istuation
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and I see the point
zzz
that's not a use case we were ever trying to support
orignal
you migh have an internet access on your phone but not on PC
zzz
even with SAM, it's bound to 127.0.0.1
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yes, by fault
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but in i2pd I can bing to 0.0.0.0
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*bind
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if I want to
zzz
sure, but we don't support that on android
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probably should do the same for I2CP
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I know
zzz
Blinded message
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that's why I'm asking if it's worth or not
zzz
we've never, ever, thought about the use case "my only internet is on my phone"
zzz
maybe that's common in some countries? I have no idea
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but it's real case
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if you mobile operator forbids sharing
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you might want to run i2p on your phone
zzz
if you do it (either for SAM or I2CP), you should do it over SSL, and require username/password
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why? if it's in my llan
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I know all devices in my lan
zzz
it's on your lan until you walk out of the house with your phone...
zzz
if you bind to 0.0.0.0
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ofc I'm not going to walk with it
zzz
but your users will
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my users will not be able to turn it on
zzz
and even while at home, binding to 0.0.0.0 will bind to the cellular IP also
orignal
unless they understand what ther are doing
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yes, that's the case
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let me think
zzz
maybe SSL is overkill, but username/password I think is required
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going yo add tls support anywaya
zzz
good idea, but of course the selfsigned certs is a pain
zzz
username/password for both I2CP and SAM are easy if you don't have it supported yet
zzz
wouldn't it be easier to use phone as wifi hotspot and run router and bittorrent on the PC?
orignal
mobile operator might forbig it
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to share mobile connection though wifi
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for example MTS-Russia on some plans
zzz
ok
zlatinb
so how does the pc connect to the phone in the first place?
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wifi I guess but without internet
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so you can connect to your phone to 192.168.
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but not further
zlatinb
but then wouldn't the phone try to use internet over wifi and not over network?
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not sure
zlatinb
BiglyBT does run on Android, on their site it says they're in the Goolge Play store
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the phone sees mobile internet
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you share connection over wifi
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but it doesn't work for devices
zzz
I know bigly is on android. I don't know if the i2p plugin works on android
orignal
because oprator checks TTL
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interesting qeustion
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HidUser0 is checking now
zlatinb
no reason it shouldn't work, if it's just a router
zzz
I don't know if they support android plugins at all. that's one possible reason
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zlatinb they check TTL in TCP headers
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and recognize how many hops between them and device
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to bypass it you must apply special kernel patch
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if we are talking about i2p plugin
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how does it communicate with router through I2CP?
zlatinb
internal queue
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if it's built in
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but what if it's external?
zlatinb
I imagine the BiglyBT plugins stay inside the process
orignal
hmmm
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and what I should do?
zlatinb
1st question is does BiglyBT on Android support I2P plugin at all, then 2) does it give an option to use external router
zlatinb
if 2 is no, then they will need to edit config files manually and even that may not work
orignal
that's what we are trying to find out
zzz
external router won't work because of local socket permissions, different developer
zlatinb
does the client in i2p.jar also use local sockets on android?
zzz
yeah there's some shenanigans and reflection to use local sockets
zzz
yeah there's some shenanigans and reflection to use local sockets
zzz
if (SystemVersion.isAndroid() &&
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_options.getProperty(PROP_DOMAIN_SOCKET) != null) {
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try {
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Class<?> clazz = Class.forName("net.i2p.client.DomainSocketFactory");
zlatinb
not much can be done then unless parg has disabled that property
orignal
then how gostcoin for android works? It's SAM
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R4SAS короче я думаю надо локальный сокеты I2CP для ведра выпилить и сделать как везде
WebClient77
в СНГ у людей полно старых ТВ стиков. Какие то не тянут все кодеки, какие то устарели, у кого то погорел порт HDMI и можно пользоваться только тюльпанами. И на такие тоже можно ставить i2p. В общем i2p
WebClient77
Android с SAM и I2CP - nice to have
R4SAS
orignal: какие сокеты
R4SAS
у нас нет их
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есть
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посмотри сам в I2CP.h ))
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#ifdef ANDROID
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typedef boost::asio::local::stream_protocol proto;
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#else
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typedef boost::asio::ip::tcp proto;
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#endif
R4SAS
аа
R4SAS
я уже не помню что делали так
R4SAS
это ради ботэ вроде делалось