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snex
if i have my http tunnel set to close after 10m idle, then change keys on reopen, shouldnt it have a new b32 after 10m of inactivity?
dr|z3d
it should, snex.
snex
it doesnt :(
dr|z3d
configure it to not open until activity detected, then you'll see it as orange in the tunnel manager.
snex
its still green when i do that
dr|z3d
thing is, if you're using the default http client, there may be activity happening that you're not directly initiating, like news checks or whatever else.
snex
hmm
dr|z3d
try configuring a separate tunnel on say 4445 and use that, then you'll know the only traffic it's seeing is traffic you're initiating.
snex
yep trying that now
snex
will report back in 10m
dr|z3d
you can always set it to 1m close on idle.
dr|z3d
:)
dr|z3d
you know, for test purposes.
snex
timers give me an excuse to do other stuff in the meanwhile
snex
thank you for reminding me of what i just said
snex
so yeah, it does seem to work on a fresh http tunnel. weird
snex
i made an eepsite where you can check your reported b32: whatsmyb32.i2p (it probably hasnt hit your addy book yet)
dr|z3d
where did you register it? stats.i2p, reg.i2p, or both?
snex
reg.i2p
orignal
LeaseSets: 492
orignal
LeaseSets: 492
orignal
how much do you have now?
orignal
It seems a new record now
StormyCloud
snex should just output the b32 address when someone goes to the link. Versus having to click a link
snex
i wanted to do that but i cant find any way to make the jetty server serve a cgi-bin script as the index
snex
if you know how to do that pls let me know
dr|z3d
you could use an iframe or object to display the b32, snex.
snex
yeah but that kinda defeats the purpose of having it be parseable like json
dr|z3d
you could also use a meta redirect on the index.html to the script.
dr|z3d
or you could use nginx with jetty handling the perl, assuming it's perl, and an alias.
snex
theres gotta be a way to make jetty do it
snex
its just bash
dr|z3d
there probably is, if you look into your jetty.xml file or related xml files. jetty isn't the most friendly server when you want to configure it a bit differently, and the docs/support isn't the best, either.
dr|z3d
alternatively, you could use the bash script to write the b32 automatically into the index.html
snex
then it would have no way to get it
snex
all it does is echo back $REMOTE_ADDR
dr|z3d
I wonder if a simlink would work. dunno.
dr|z3d
you might need to configure jetty to allow cgi scripts to run outside of cgi-bin, otherwise.
snex
nope, it just spits out the source of the script
dr|z3d
^^
snex
trying that next
dr|z3d
you may also need to configure additional extensions to try as index files.
dr|z3d
*file extensions
dr|z3d
and if you're setting up a site to display the dest, you might as well show the visitor what headers they're sending at the same time.
snex
the idea is to create a browser ext that will tell them their b32 as they browse
zzz
I got a little further on DNSCrypt
zzz
I had to dig thru the libsodium source...
zzz
but at least now I have the same shared key on both sides
zzz
unfortunately the MAC is still failing
zzz
baby steps