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eyedeekay
ReturningNovice, did you get a chance to try either the workaround or the patch from: i2pgit.org/i2p-hackers/i2p.i2p/-/merge_requests/65
ReturningNovice
no, do I have to build it?
eyedeekay
ReturningNovice no, you should not need anything like that
eyedeekay
There are XML files, [base-context.xml, cgi-context.xml, jetty.xml, and jetty-ssl.xml] which potentially contain references to invalid/faulty paths
eyedeekay
Those paths will contain this element: `C:/ProgramData/Application Data/` which should be changed to `C:/ProgramData/`
eyedeekay
Then the router should be restarted. If the eepsite no longer 404's the fixes worked
ReturningNovice
let me take a look
ReturningNovice
ok, in jetty.xml it is only in a comment line describing where stuff goes
ReturningNovice
this is in /program files/
ReturningNovice
this is in /program files/i2p/eepsite
ReturningNovice
path not in base-context.xml
ReturningNovice
I get the feeling I am looking in the wrong place
ReturningNovice
not in cgi-context
ReturningNovice
I searched all those files for "program" and it is only mentioned in comments.
ReturningNovice
searched instead for C: and that is not in any of those files
ReturningNovice
looking in %program data% now
ReturningNovice
OK, replaced all occurences in those files in %program data%
ReturningNovice
Is checking 127.0.0.1:7658 sufficient? it seems to be working.
ReturningNovice
ProgramData\Application Data also found in i2ptunnelconfig.d
ReturningNovice
Can't get it to use the privkey properly.
eyedeekay
Sorry had to handle something, it's the one in %programdata%
eyedeekay
7658 should be sufficient
ReturningNovice
did a bit of side by side comparison and changed a few things to match, but no luck with the dest
ReturningNovice
I have an old private key, and an alt eddsa
eyedeekay
Shoot, then there's still something pointing to the wrong place I think?
ReturningNovice
it is because of ancient signing algo
ReturningNovice
127.0.0.1:7658 is working
ReturningNovice
but the newer router won't let me chage from eddsa
ReturningNovice
maybe I need to restart the router
eyedeekay
Might be, I don't think the xml file changes will apply until you do
ReturningNovice
well, still unable to get the sigtype to dsa
ReturningNovice
I could use the eddsa key instead... let me try that
ReturningNovice
got it!
ReturningNovice
it was missing eepsite/ in front of the key file in the tunnel manager
ReturningNovice
you did see I also found that path in annother file?
ReturningNovice
yeah, I had restarted for the xml changes... it was my old dsa key that was giving problems because of user typo
eyedeekay
Yeah I got it in the scrollback. I'm going to put this log in the issue and go over it all but that should mean we have the issue resolved
ReturningNovice
I believe we do.
ReturningNovice
thank you!!! U R RockStar
eyedeekay
Yeah I think that means all we need to add is the note about i2ptunnel.config.d in the workaround/self-fix
ReturningNovice
I'll have a new windows pc to try it in in the next months...
ReturningNovice
I'll be more careful importing the eepsite and key to that box
eyedeekay
Well hopefully all our config options will line up right too
ReturningNovice
the config.d file is created when you first fire up the eepsite server?
eyedeekay
Technically it's created on migration
eyedeekay
From the old-style i2ptunnel.config to the split-style config
eyedeekay
Looks like the path to the keys is a relative path in the default, and on my Linux box it's still relative post-migration, going to remote into the Windows machine and figure out if it's the same
ReturningNovice
that was a typo on my part
eyedeekay
Oh I see, good then