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TheF3nce
Anyway to run freenet via i2pd?
Guest85
is there anyway to get a tunnel's i2p address by using CLI directly? (Not from webconsole)
TheF3nce
You can use lynx at 127.0.0.1:7070
TheF3nce
Straight from the command line
TheF3nce
Just download lynx
tt
let me check it lynx
TheF3nce
install lynx from command line then do "lynx 127.0.0.1:7070"
TheF3nce
You can view your router console from the cli, very handy
tt
Then use regular expressions to find the tunnel i2p address?
tt
that's too much trouble
TheF3nce
I think you can just browse like you do on your router console
TheF3nce
Its a web interface
TheF3nce
Its under tunnels
tt
Are there any parameters written in system env?
TheF3nce
Its exactly the same as going to the web interface at port 7070
tt
i know how to find it. i want my program find it using code.
TheF3nce
Oh shit i see
TheF3nce
Could you get the script to pull it from the tunnels.conf file?
TheF3nce
Using a bash one liner?
tt
yes
tt
but tunnels.conf doesn't have i2p address
TheF3nce
Oh i see.
tt
maybe i2cp can get it ,im trying
TheF3nce
I saw your chat in the other room looks like i2cp is the go.
tt
yes
tt
i didn't try SAM.
tt
any suggestion?
tt
Does i2pd supports SAM v3.3 ？
tt
where can find a tunnel's i2p address after tunnels.conf create a tunnel? except from webconsole.
tt
how to know the i2p address's tunnel label which in /var/lib/i2pd/destinations/ directory ？