genka
what do you mean by "enable" here, dr|z3d?
genka
fileshare.linuxfarm.i2p/file/y0BlZ6OXug_sXjwc6sct2FptYoVo278mrH6gV5ni0_3X7z29ljCM/Screenshot-8.png
dr|z3d
enable means make active, uncomment, in the context of i2pd, genka.. the default proxy is commented out in the i2pd config file.
genka
i think it's better to write "If using i2pd, uncomment outproxy and replace false.i2p in your i2pd.conf file with purokishi.i2p."
genka
something like that
genka
or
dr|z3d
sure, whatever you think works in translation.
genka
If using i2pd, uncomment outproxy and replace false.i2p with purokishi.i2p in your i2pd.conf file.
genka
i think it's better to write in english version
dr|z3d
maybe, but it should be understood as is by anyone who's comfortable editing i2pd's config file.
genka
good point
genka
you're right
wellicht
and here comes the next booster
itsjustme
Hey wellicht
itsjustme
*** knocks on wellicht's door ***
genka
i've done, dr|z3d
genka
fileshare.linuxfarm.i2p/file/F4Gmp8rXyX_X14egFynPPrXwDjLXIyJlyZRBEQdPJ_6VOiQeV4Gt/about-ru.html
genka
i changed my mind hahahahaha
genka
just one word
genka
wait
genka
fileshare.linuxfarm.i2p/file/wsJh7TZbkh_ocIafxL7w2wCEytCD6MRxWhkmQKpvm_4XHKCrG1Jg/about-ru.html
genka
here it is
dr|z3d
genka: hey, thanks! let me check that.
dr|z3d
and after a major distraction, it's live.. thanks, again, genka
mesh
ugh irc
itsjustme
irc whats that?
mesh
primitive communication system from a more elegant age
itsjustme
Lol
RN
?
RN
shows up as dead
dr|z3d
works for me. maybe you've got a stale address in your book.
dr|z3d
try deleting from your addressbook and then hitting notbob
RN
the addresshelper from notbob said it was dead, the other two did not find it
dr|z3d
oh, my bad, found it here: scanner.linuxfarm.i2p/cgi-bin/defcon.cgi?filter=ecies
RN
hmmm... b32 works, but deleting it from the address book did not prompt it bring up the address helper
RN
/dns is not showing it in any of my address books
RN
but, now I got a message to choose between addressbook and conflicting one
RN
but that does not add it
RN
I wonder if a router restart is needed to purge it
RN
I could manually add it, but I want to know if there is a delay or restart required for the address helper mechanism to kick in
mesh
what is the addresss helper?
mesh
I see that mentioned all over the I2PTunnel code
RN
well and addresshelper is a kind of link for when you don't have the eepsite/service in your address book
RN
I think I actually meant jump instead
mesh
ah so address helper is the jump stuff
RN
that is the page where it tells you it found the site and asks which address book do you want to add it to
RN
the jump is like stats.i2p telling you "found the site. Add it to addressbook?"
dr|z3d
shouldn't need to restart.
dr|z3d
check your addressbook, if you've got a conflict, delete the existing address.
RN
well, not sure if there is a waiting period....
dr|z3d
there isn't.
RN
I already deleted it, and after deletion got the confilct message
dr|z3d
add the b32 or b64 manually to your addressbook?
dr|z3d
maybe it's cached the old address.
RN
yes, I could add manually, but I want to know why deleting it didn't let me start over
dr|z3d
maybe it's cached the old address.
RN
yes, caching is why I was thinking of restart
RN
or how long for the cache to expire (thus waiting period)
mesh
has anybody used gitblit before? What do people even recommend for self-hosted git?
dr|z3d
try gitea
RN
well, around two hours has not purged it yet
RN
I wonder if I found a bug
dr|z3d
did you get there via the b32?
RN
yes
RN
it loads fine from b32
dr|z3d
ok, so it works, then. not all's lost.
RN
but the jump link still triggers the conflict message
RN
I'll try tomorrow again, and if not resolved, then I'll try a restart.
mesh
ugh I hate stupid bugs
mesh
I never set active to true
mesh
dr|z3d: where is the best place to download the latest stable"i2p.tar.bz2"?
mesh
dr|z3d: when I go to i2pplus.github.io/#download I have the option to download the installer and the update
mesh
oh wait, it is there
mesh
great stuff
mesh
dr|z3d: any tips for setting up a high bandwidth router with i2p+?
genka
dr|z3d: np
mesh
here comes the lag
genka
is router.peerTestTimeout=800 works only in i2p+?
genka
dr|z3d
dr|z3d
genka: correct
dr|z3d
there is no peer testing in vanilla i2p, it was removed a few releases ago iirc.
genka
dr|z3d: why
dr|z3d
why was it removed?
genka
yes
dr|z3d
zzz determined it wasn't useful. I came to a different conclusion and used the tests as the basis to grade routers based on latency.
genka
so now only used thing is bandwidth tiers?
mesh
I get the feeling that zzz is very concerned with resources
dr|z3d
in vanilla i2p, yeah, it's all about the profiling.
mesh
but if you have a powerful computer with plenty of ram and lots of cpu there's really no need to worry so much about resources
genka
dr|z3d: what if i set X tier but actually have 100 KBps
dr|z3d
then profiling will find you out, ultimately.
dr|z3d
at least, with i2p/i2p+. I think in i2pd that's taken as is.
mesh
dr|z3d: there's also some questions about the security implications of profiling
dr|z3d
that's a fairly old paper, mesh.
dr|z3d
and based on the conclusion, a bigger pool of fast tier peers to choose from is a good thing. which is what you have in i2p+
mesh
dr|z3d: I'm not expert hehe I just remember coming across that
dr|z3d
:)
mesh
honestly I like the idea of i2p+ and I think there should be several different editions of the router
mesh
there's no reason somebody working on a developer workstation with 32gb of ram should be using a router configured with a max memory of 384mb
mesh
on a dedicated server with 64gb like hetzner.com/dedicated-rootserver it makes even less sense
mesh
that's why I like the idea of a "server edition", "worktation edition", "laptop edition", "phone edition" and even "potato edition" of the server
dr|z3d
haha, potato edition.
mesh
instead of just coding everything to some lowest common denominator (lcd)
mesh
but I'm also somebody who's less interested in i2p's "privacy" features and more interested in its ability to act as a true p2p network overlay
mesh
dr|z3d: check out wndphwm65gnpdmggv5ohai5pasdwstdy7gobnhiks5ag7iwelena.b32.i2p
genka
hello world
mesh
yes it's my blog
genka
nice
mesh
the nice thinmg is it's a native i2p web server
genka
wew
mesh
no i2ptunnel nonsense. should simplify things a lot for users
dr|z3d
let's see what you got there mesh...
mesh
that's the blog
dr|z3d
are you going to make that dest persistent?
dr|z3d
blog?
mesh
haha no, it's just a proof of concept that prints "Hello World the time is $Time"
dr|z3d
no shit
mesh
I just wanted to show that I could get a web server work directly with an I2PSocket without actually setting up any I2pTunnels
dr|z3d
still, seems like you're making progress, if not on the content front. so well done for that.
mesh
well my goal isn't really to blog
mesh
the goal is to make I2P easier to use I guess you could say
mesh
but we'll see how it goes. the good news is that for the most part everything kind of works
mesh
I would like to be able to host web sites and git servers and chat servers without actually setting up a bunch of tunnels
mesh
here comes the lag?
mesh
in theory if a user actually wanted to blog she could double click on an app that looks like any other, click "Create Blog", and start blogging, and then send a link to her friend Alice who could click on a link and see the blog in firefox
mesh
of course in such a world the blog will disappear the moment she closes the app, so the other piece of it will be content distribution
mesh
maybe her friend Alice doesn't just read the blog in the browser, but downloads a copy of the entire blog to her laptop. That way Alice can read Diane's blog even when Diane isn't running the blogging app or her laptop is just offline
mesh
anyways it's all experimental though I probably will actually write a blog as a poc hehe
dr|z3d
sure, a blog would be good, not just as proof of concept, but also to chart your progress and discoveries.
genka
+1
mesh
yeah I actually already do maintain such a blog as a kind of engineer's notebook. It's now just a matter of writing the app that takes the static html files and makes them available over http+i2p
dr|z3d
sure, or you could just use jetty if it's only static html files you're serving, at least until you get your own webserver up and running.
mesh
dr|z3d: you mean i2p's built in jetty?
dr|z3d
the console and webapps run on jetty, and there's a ready-to-go jetty webserver, sure.
mesh
dr|z3d: you use gitlab in the clear right
dr|z3d
accessed via the outproxy.
mesh
yeah good idea. I was thinking of doing the same for github
dr|z3d
it's responsive over purokishi, and you avoid the captchas you'd get if you did the same over tor