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by anikey
06 Aug 2025 19:52
Forum: Misc
Topic: qBittorrent PR to display I2P peers in WebUI
Replies: 0
Views: 15

qBittorrent PR to display I2P peers in WebUI

I've made a pull request to qBittorrent that enables display of I2P peers in the WebUI peer list. Previously, it only displayed I2P peers on the GUI version. Check it out here: https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/pull/23061 You may apply the patch (append ".diff" or ".patch&quo...
by anikey
03 Aug 2025 23:04
Forum: Misc
Topic: Frequently experiencing issues with I2P. is anybody else experiencing this?
Replies: 1
Views: 2190

Re: Frequently experiencing issues with I2P. is anybody else experiencing this?

There is probably no attack (at least right now). One indicator of network's (or your connection's) instability is the tunnel creation success rate. Something like 15% would probably be considered low. Some statistics on that metric can be seen on this page: http://toys.notbob.i2p/ ("Build succ...
by anikey
02 Aug 2025 00:52
Forum: Router
Topic: Summary of Questions from Chinese users
Replies: 5
Views: 1789

Re: Summary of Questions from Chinese users

In the context of I2P, "Bootstrapping" or reseeding (more proper term) is the first procedure the router does after installing - it learns of other routers participating in the network. It goes to two(i think?) servers over HTTPS, randomly picked from the default reseed servers list. These...
by anikey
02 Aug 2025 00:31
Forum: Guides
Topic: Allowing access to I2P router on the local LAN
Replies: 1
Views: 2655

Re: Allowing access to I2P router on the local LAN

Sidenote: LAN already means "local" Also, I'll refer to the computer that will run i2pd as the "remote computer" == Access methods == 1. The method with SSH SSH (Secure Shell) is an encrypted protocol that allows you to have remote access to computers over the network (LAN/Intern...
by anikey
10 Jul 2025 20:08
Forum: Forum Issues
Topic: When will the auto logout issue be resolved?
Replies: 3
Views: 5861

Re: When will the auto logout issue be resolved?

If you log in while browser dev tools are opened, you can see in the network tab a request made when you log in (POST to "/ucp.php?mode=login..."). A response to it tries to set cookies, but it sets the domain "i2pforum.net" instead of i2pforum.i2p, and it also sets "secure&...
by anikey
02 Jul 2025 17:47
Forum: i2pd
Topic: postman tracker not working in ver 2.57
Replies: 2
Views: 2948

Re: postman tracker not working in ver 2.57

For information: I don't have this issue. (Or at least not anymore, i don't know, haven't checked it before). I am using qbittorrent 5.0.5 + i2pd 2.57.0. Some of my torrents have "http://tracker2.postman.i2p/announce.php" as a tracker. For all of them, it says "Working", and even...
by anikey
18 May 2025 10:43
Forum: Misc
Topic: Did qBittorrent remove I2P support or am I just using the software wrong?
Replies: 5
Views: 2803

Re: Did qBittorrent remove I2P support or am I just using the software wrong?

I thought adding a tracker meant adding whatever is on that front page so that I could search around and download without using the site. You need to add something that is usually called "Announce URL" (or multiple of them). You add it/them to the "trackers" tab of each torrent ...
by anikey
30 Apr 2025 20:18
Forum: i2pd
Topic: How do you increase your share on I2Pd?
Replies: 7
Views: 4504

Re: How do you increase your share on I2Pd?

Is there a way to use your phone AS a I2P Hotspot Tunnel? I'm probably going to have to SSH Into it which could require rooting the phone... You don't have to root. There are multiple options: - you can just configure the tunnel to listen on 0.0.0.0 instead of localhost, it will be possible to acce...
by anikey
29 Apr 2025 08:54
Forum: i2pd
Topic: How do you increase your share on I2Pd?
Replies: 7
Views: 4504

Re: How do you increase your share on I2Pd?

Are you sure your phone does not suspend the i2pd app when you're not using it?
You may check by trying to access your phone i2pd from the laptop at different times.

For the raspberry pi, the general recommendation is to run i2pd (not java i2p) because it uses less resources than java i2p.
by anikey
29 Apr 2025 08:49
Forum: Misc
Topic: Why would I2P allow outproxies if it's not even recommend to use one anyways?
Replies: 3
Views: 3015

Re: Why would I2P allow outproxies if it's not even recommend to use one anyways?

The thing with i2p is that everything has its own address called Destination, which is a pair of cryptographic keys. The whole point of i2p is to hide where this Destination is coming from in the real world. Your HTTP proxy (which you use to access i2p) also has a Destination. Other parties that you...