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dr|z3d
welcome to #saltr, NewRO
NewRO
Hi. I installed I2P+, but it seems my Local addressbook has disappeared.
NewRO
Instead of Local there's a "Master" addressbook, but it is empty.
dr|z3d
Master is always empty by default.
dr|z3d
The main address book is the "Router" addressbook.
dr|z3d
(which is the landing page when you browse to /dns)
dr|z3d
If you mouse over the various books on 127.0.0.1:7657/dns?help then you'll get an explainer for each book.
NewRO
Is there a way to transfer the contents of my Local addressbook to the Master one?
NewRO
I had some entries in there
dr|z3d
Not sure what you mean by "Local". You have some residual addresses from your i2p install you want to import?
NewRO
Yeah. In stock I2P there was one called "Local"
dr|z3d
Ah, ok, Local is probably what's referred to as Master in +
NewRO
and that's where I had added most of the URLs
NewRO
But they are no longer visible in the UI. They appear to still be present in hostsdb.blockfile
dr|z3d
I don't remember if we treat Local as Master in +, sounds like we don't. You could always run canon (standard) I2P, then export the addresses in your Local book, then start +, then import them from the file you just exported.
NewRO
yeah
NewRO
How do I switch back to standard?
dr|z3d
download the zip update file from the site, drop it in i2p/ or .i2p/ and then restart.
dr|z3d
this section -> Download I2P for Manual updates
NewRO
Thanks
dr|z3d
pay attention to the instructions there!
dr|z3d
specifically the rename stuff.
NewRO
I've also noticed I have many fewer connected peers on + than standard I2P
dr|z3d
that's by design, we're much more aggressive when it comes to temp banning potentially abusive routers.
dr|z3d
+ also bypasses slower routers for local connections, so there's also that.
NewRO
Cool, my ISP provided gateway was getting overloaded by the connection count from stock I2P
dr|z3d
you can tweak the max connection count per protocol if need be. (some of the) settings that aren't visible in the UI are listed on 127.0.0.1:7657/help/advancedsettings
dr|z3d
for the protocols specfically, the config keys should be listed on /peers
NewRO
Yeah
NewRO
Surprisingly I have almost no UDP connections now
NewRO
whereas before they were maxed out
NewRO
I thought the UDP protocol was preferred
NewRO
(SSU)
NewRO
yes
dr|z3d
no, NTCP is preferred, the router will attempt to use NTCP connections first.
NewRO
ah, okay
dr|z3d
you can review session-only router bans here: 127.0.0.1:7657/profiles?f=4
NewRO
I wonder why my IRC2P disconnects randomly
dr|z3d
probably your client timeout is too low.
NewRO
I guess that makes sense
NewRO
Why does I2P cause such high ping times (180+ seconds)?
dr|z3d
volatile connections.
dr|z3d
packet loss, whatever else. there's a penalty attached to anonymity.
NewRO
indeed
NewRO
We try to pick the best quality tunnels, though
dr|z3d
sure, for the most part latency is pretty good. but you only need one congested router, or a router that decides to go offline, to mess with that.
NewRO
i2p can retry packets over a different tunnel if they didn't transmit on the first one, right?
dr|z3d
that's the idea