>>1384888
There are just too many technologies in this realm for me. Torrent, Tor, VPN, Nostr, Usenet, I2p...ITS ENOUGH SLICES!

>>1384888
i2p is pretty neat, better than tor in principle imo.
Still have just tor installed on my new computer right now desu.
Have to install i2p again.

Honestly the advantage of tor is its provided exit node. For i2p you'd have to pay some as far as I know.
Also i2p is rather slow. If you don't absolutely have to, torrenting over yggdrasil would be preferable.

>>1387389
I leave a server with i2p going, and it's relatively fast after you've been on for a while. I like that you can save eepsite hashes in your local address book under whatever name you like, and they have an 'old internet' kind of feel. I don't bother accessing the clearnet through an exit node: that's not what i2p is for.

>>1384888
Does your seeding iver I2P still benefit leechers that do not use I2P?

>>1387618
>Does your seeding iver I2P still benefit leechers that do not use I2P?
no. you all have to use i2p

>>1384888
Don't ISP at least get to know that I2P communication is taking place?

>>1384888
Thanks for posting, OP.

I had tried to get torrenting working on I2P some time ago, but I couldn't get the trackers to connect to any clearnet peers iirc. Not sure what I was doing wrong but I might give it another shot.

>>1388818
>but I couldn't get the trackers to connect to any clearnet peers iirc.
I2P torrenting is I2P user to I2P user only. I2P is not Tor.

>>1387757
Yes, they can't see what it's doing though

the biggest tracker in my country (and language) now force you to pay if you want to download more then 5 torrent a day, those fucking faggot, I hate them

>>1384888
explain to me, a retard, how torrent through i2p works. is it just builtin in the i2p protocol? do I have to add a proxy to my torrent client?

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>>1389751 >>1389775

>>1389674
Is that the french one, ygg or something? I thought there was a bypass?

>>1389709
>do I have to add a proxy to my torrent client?
Yes. Your client has to support I2P to leech & seed torrents on the I2P network.
From my understanding, it works the same as clearnet just that the traffic is now encrypted and routed many times , so it's now harder to tell whos doing what.[1][2]

1.https://geti2p.net/en/docs/how/intro
2.https://geti2p.net/en/docs/how/tunnel-routing

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>>1389749
>Is that the french one, ygg or something? I thought there was a bypass?
yup, yggtorrent There's a forum on the site, and it's rather amusing to see that there haven't been any messages since last night (they delete everyone who complains and ban the account).
it was easy to bypass because these retards left the hash visible, but they removed it. There's some script or something that pops up on the subreddit, but it's patched within a few hours.
The largest team (several hundred terabytes uploaded) posted a message saying it was a scandal and that they would stop seeding. The result? Account banned.
Now everyone's shitting on them and the most recent uploads have 0 seeds lmao

>>1389674
Just use public ones
Ive been using public ones for decades, Im not bored to death yet

Cool site that downloads torrents from nyaa.si and then seeds them over i2p so you can download and seed over i2p:) have gotten a few shows I liked but never bought a VPN to download
add some shows or whatevers on nyaa to postman or some public trackers:)
4olv65sj4ifeak26wqiifr3q2vjv5d44x733ncqhtd7cmjwoinpa.b32.i2p
more trackers can be found on notbob.i2p like sigma tracker, simp, the other ones, i just wish there was more easily searchable ones

>>1389749
I wonder if there are mirrors of clearnet trackers

>>1384888
id like to support i2p BUt isn't
the dl speel like what between 10-150KBs with an average of 50ish ?! Bro thats like what 1 week to download one 27GB bluray rip

I rather support seedbox providers as for like 3-4 euro you can these days get a 1TB disk storage seedbox linux shell

at 50KBs it would take 7-8 months to fill that and at less than that over a year. The time it takes to setup i2p I got that money out in working for 1 hour for minimum wage in lidl to pay a seedbox for a whole year and can actually offer DDL to ppl from my seedbox like friends and family

>>1389881
with 14 peers im uploading around ~50KBps to ~550KBps, sitting at around 400KBps right now.
its definitely not fast and especially when only like 1 person is seeding you can probably expect something like 50-100 KBps. If you're trying to fill up with a torrents at once I'm not actually sure what your average speed would look like. I guess the max would be your max, for me right now thats 5MBps or 5000 KBps but yeah it isn't that fast.
That DDL part of your seedbox actually sounds pretty cool and i don't doubt it's probably more convinient. I2P can't do something like that since if you wanted to do DDLs you'd need to run a eepsite they can download from or give someone the login to your I2P router or just run a normal website on your server seperately to download from.

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>>1389881
>the dl speel like what between 10-150KBs with an average of 50ish ?!
You know what a seedbox is so I will assume you also know how bittorrent works.
If everyone kept saying & doing what you are doing then I2P would have been stuck on 150KiB/s.
I2P is the same as bittorrent, more people & bandwidth means better throughput.

>I rather support seedbox providers as for like 3-4 euro you can these days get a 1TB disk storage seedbox linux shell
Do they really need your support? Are they not just inserting themselves between you and content so the can make money off other peoples work?

how the FUCK do I update my fucking addressbook? literally EVERY FUCKING SITE tells me "Remote host not found in router's addressbook". How the fuck do I add to my fucking addressbook? I'm using i2pd

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>>1390112
Here are the times it updates; https://github.com/PurpleI2P/i2pd/blob/openssl/libi2pd_client/AddressBook.h

You can add host subscription lists to your config.
https://docs.i2pd.website/en/latest/user-guide/configuration/#addressbook-options

[addressbook]
## AddressBook subscription URL for initial setup
## Default: reg.i2p at "mainline" I2P Network
defaulturl = http://shx5vqsw7usdaunyzr2qmes2fq37oumybpudrd4jjj4e4vk4uusa.b32.i2p/hosts.txt
## Optional subscriptions URLs, separated by comma
subscriptions = http://i2p-projekt.i2p/hosts.txt,http://notbob.i2p/hosts-all.txt,http://identiguy.i2p/hosts.txt,http://stats.i2p/cgi-bin/newhosts.txt,http://skank.i2p/hosts.txt,http://inr.i2p/export/alive-hosts.txt,http://isitup.i2p/hosts.txt

Also what happened to niggas on the internet? Nobody knows how to search for information anymore?
Shouldn't it be incredibly easy now that you can just ask AI for all the answers.

It may need to go mainstream if they keep pushing for Digital Id to access the Internet.

>>1384888
>You can torrent for free, no paying for vpns, worrying about doing it from home, needing to pay for a server
I can already do this

>Peers make a portion of their resources, particularly bandwidth, available to other network participants.

I would love to participate but this is just killing it for people with really slow internet

I don't know if this is the place but the meguca streams for 2025/6 are cross seeded to i2p trackers, will try and port SnW rewatches to i2p too

postman links:
http://tracker2.postman.i2p/index.php?view=TorrentDetail&id=95413
http://tracker2.postman.i2p/index.php?view=TorrentDetail&id=95414

magnet links:
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:4dcafae00e1907a0f1f535f6ab6ff9dda01982b8&dn=2025+Meguca+rew%2Fa%2Ftch+recording&tr=http://tracker2.postman.i2p/announce.php
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:8c9b9a51ad93e58cfd469ed321864c59b65f6004&dn=2026+Meguca+rew%2Fa%2Ftch+recording&tr=http://tracker2.postman.i2p/announce.php

>>1391292
Not trying to come across as rude how I phrase this, I guess technically you can set it to 0% of your bandwidth if you want? the option is there. It just hurts your anonymity a bit with the amount of data coming in and out, the connections are still going through proxies and are encrypted. If that's your issue then there's your solution if you're open to it. I forgot to answer your question earlier, my bad anon.

torrent pool for /a/ board streams/stuff. right now it's just the meguca and the sora no woto streams
http://tracker2.postman.i2p/index.php?view=TPoolDetail&id=1879
maybe switch them over to av1/opus/avif later to free up on space and more friendly on RAM since the videos are in AVC and 7-12 GB is a bit of storage for the videos to take up.

>>1390494
My prediction: what will become more important will not be anonymity technologies -- I2P and Tor (among others) already work pretty nicely -- but technologies that conceal I2P (et al.) in the first place. basically steganography.
I've thought that it'd be cool to steganographically hide Tor connections inside seemingly normal HTTP connections, leveraging small differences in things like Last-Modified, Date, Cookie, Etag headers and stuff.
Though the bitrate would be extremely low ;_; and there's probably much better ideas from smarter people

>>1384906
This isn't something pizza pie you nigga just use them all every day all day

>>1392405
Tor has a bit more of this with bridges and multiple types and stuff, helping people from china and everything connect, with multiple distribution methods like websites, emails, telegram, whatever else. I2P I really have no idea but I see what you mean. I agree with it somewhat, but if I think about how censorship is now I don't feel that way for myself at least. I can't think of a time, as an american, where tor or vpns have been illegal. I can't think of a time where nyaa.si or whatever 1337x or TPB has been illegal to just visit. Usually you have to be literally committing a crime to get a DMCA letter in the mail or whatever.
I don't disagree at all that purely connecting to these things is for sure blocked in other places (Italy I think, China, Russia, North korea, I'm sure there's more) and it's getting a lot worse in some areas (UK, Iran).
Overall I'm hopeful that these things will continue to work out and won't face massive legal issues or if they do, it'll be really hard on the plaintiffs or whatever you wanna call them. I do hope I2P gets some cool obfuscation like you mentioned though.

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:0e6ee669f547a634c68eedb04702c113c0f66d88&dn=The.Chronology.of.Water.2025.1080p.WEB-DL.x264.AAC.2.0.mkv&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.opentrackr.org%3a1337%2fannounce

can a normal torrent get an I2P tracker added to it and share swarms or nah?

>>1392730
Never did it but I know theres some clients popular in I2P that it sounds like can do it (maybe BiglyBT or Qbittorrent?, Only way to find out is look it up or edit the file yourself and add the tracker) Sorry I can't help a lot with that question.
Also does this av1/opus reencode seem alright? Curious if the quality is good enough for how big the torrent is for this meguca stream and if its worth trying again.
http://tracker2.postman.i2p/index.php?view=TorrentDetail&id=95798
432487CCB455222429C70992C53388C3C1FC4BEE

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>>1392730
>can a normal torrent get an I2P tracker added to it and share swarms or nah?
Yeah you can turn on mixed mode & just add the I2P trackers.

http://opentracker.dg2.i2p/a

http://opentracker.r4sas.i2p/a

http://opentracker.skank.i2p/a

http://opentracker.simp.i2p/a

http://tracker.eeptorrent.i2p/a

http://opentracker.fattydove.i2p/a

http://opentracker-actix.i2p/announce

http://opentracker.bt.i2p/a

http://vern.i2p:6969/announce

http://omitracker.i2p/announce.php

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:0e6ee669f547a634c68eedb04702c113c0f66d88&dn=The.Chronology.of.Water.2025.1080p.WEB-DL.x264.AAC.2.0.mkv&tr=udp://tracker.opentrackr.org:1337/announce&tr=http://opentracker.dg2.i2p/a&tr=http://opentracker.r4sas.i2p/a&tr=http://opentracker.simp.i2p/a&tr=http://tracker.eeptorrent.i2p/a&tr=http://opentracker.fattydove.i2p/a&tr=http://opentracker-actix.i2p/announce&tr=http://opentracker.bt.i2p/a&tr=http://vern.i2p:6969/announce&tr=http://atia.i2p/announce&tr=http://sigmatracker.i2p/a&tr=http://opentracker.skank.i2p/a&tr=http://omitracker.i2p/announce

Did you create this torrent yourself?
If you are seeding this pre-release I don't think you should have you IP visible to the clearnet swarm.
Also make it a BitTorrent version 2 hybrid & add the group name to the file name, like this: 'The.Chronology.of.Water.2025.1080p.WEB-DL.X264.AAC.2.0-CabPro.mkv'

>I2P 2.11.0 Release

>As of this release, I2P now requires Java 17 or later. Please consult your operating system's documentation for how to update Java. I2P now also uses Jetty 12. Please check your router logs for migration issues.

>Work in this release continues to improve support for post-quantum cryptography. Post-Quantum crypto is now enabled at the ratchet layer by default.

>We have implemented the first round of mitigations to the ongoing spam attacks. Additional mitigations are being developed.

>The SAMv3 API has been upgraded to support new datagram types 2 and 3.

>As usual, we recommend that you update to this release. The best way to maintain security and help the network is to run the latest release.

>>1393430
>I2P now also uses Jetty 12
fuck's a jetty 12? and why is it needed?

>>1393430
I thought i2p ran on Go

av1/ opus encodes of ak-submarines rereleases and normal releases of girls und panzer stuff:
das finale 1 minute recap:
02ca4f7c26f6891c899c923d7517ba9ce1dee8a4
das finale 1:
B9F1B13289D3A53B305D3742B88B66D5FE9F9321
das finale 2:
BD5126BC559A39ABBBD90E77AE5242A574045129
das finale 2 OVA:
A53025949983A56F8C8D55542B9978B94BEB9648
das finale 3:
55E52FA599B23DED12CAA01A95721751FCE74CB2
das finale 3 OVA:
02C09C0B65EE96FA731E537295469D321CD7EB1A
das finale 4 OVA:
558569211D30735151B7F90A73C0CF866E6B81E9
mllsd 1:
108C968E66FE4824704337633D0A8B97AB6A2D24
mllsd 2:
9eba2b4d5decf2e6bbcd5af1b58976d1b7614489
der film (and arisu war):
B2D2DC218FC5095D4531C0DFEF9B08D0D5521170

bumping for a public blockchain based age verification system on i2p and tor, run on nsa servers in order to protect the children

This sounds good but I ain't got a lick of understanding on how to use it.

>>1384906
You mean it's not enough. And you forgot Freenet. In case you missed the information, (((they))) are finally cracking on the internet with age verification. The law has already been passed on a few american States.

>>1384906
The only two on that list that are even remotely similar to each other are TOR and I2P. You dumb nigger holy shit.

Bump for censorship resistant web overlays.

To any zoomer faggots reading this: You NEED to learn to use i2p. Soon, the clearweb will be totally de-anonymized.

>>1384888
have my I2P setup running on an old android with the idea it can run 24/7 but I find it crashes every 2.5 days or so
Tips on making it more reliable or at least auto reboots?

>>1397308
Can you run adb on your computer to get the logcat output? At least you should get an idea why it crashes

>>1397403
Managed to get a log, only problem is I cant read it.
if signal 11 (SIGSEGV), code 1 (SEGV_MAPERR) means much to you, then great, but from what I've seen its probably a memory leak from running for extended periods, coupled with that I've got an odd setup.

>>1397721
>signal 11 (SIGSEGV)
>probably a memory leak
This signal means the program did an invalid memory operation. This is different from a memory leak, which is when a program wastes memory for no good reason because it accidentally left an unneeded resource in memory (and if this happens repeatedly or steadily, it can cause the program to be terminated by the OS due to OOM (out-of-memory), not due to an invalid memory operation).

It's a bug either in the app or one of its libraries. You might have better luck with the official I2P app which is based on Java, which is a memory-safe language that doesn't allow invalid memory operations.

>>1397727
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17840521/android-fatal-signal-11-sigsegv-at-0x636f7d89-code-1-how-can-it-be-tracked
Looks like some libraries used are not thread safe

>>1397727
>official I2P app
Giving it a shot but cant get the SAM or web console to work as I would expect.
Probably just not as used to it as i2pd, but it feels like its lacking in features

i2p is a neat idea but always seems so slow.

>>1393626
Jetty is one of these two things:
A. A local web server that provides the interface you see in the browser when controlling or configuring I2P.
B. Your mom's Black prostitution name. She thinks I2P has something to do with watersports. I wish my mom was this talented.

>>1398443
doesn't help that so many use snark and never raise the rate limiter

>>1397308
>at least auto reboots?
the AndroidManifest stops outside apps from interacting with i2pd so no.

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/pol/chug/ Mega folder backup. It keeps getting mass-reported even if doesn't have anything that break TOS. When UK and EU control laws keep getting worse its nice to have a basically untouchable source. It has mostly logos and a couple of memes
Torrent (I2P): magnet:?xt=urn:btih:e3a0fa091632bfeb2d4281f30f872feae407ef3a&tr=http://w7tpbzncbcocrqtwwm3nezhnnsw4ozadvi2hmvzdhrqzfxfum7wa.b32.i2p/a
4.52GB size

My client doesnt support i2p torrenting and thats fine.
What else is there to do?
I spent a whole afternoon browsing the network and there is absolutely nothing interesting to find
Maybe 3 chan like sites with ~5 messages a day, rest dead as hell

>>1403916
>My client doesnt support i2p torrenting and thats fine.
Your torrent client or network/I2P?
>What else is there to do?
Not much, I've treated the websites as the nice novelty to go with the torrenting. I sometimes check the forums once a week
The low barrier to entry to make a website there means lotta people make one out of curiosity, then leave it to die couple of months later.

i2P is (almost dangerously) garbage for users. No integrated privacy-first browser to prevent fingerprinting, etc. Name resolution based on local address books, which are typically copied from other users in practice. Imagine going to e.g. a darknet market, verifying the link is correct, and hitting a fed honeypot because the address book was compromised. Worse than useless.

Arpanet used similar name resolution in the 80s, until we realized it's garbage and invented DNS.

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>>1404733
>i2P is (almost dangerously) garbage for users.
They probably expect a certain level of competence since everything is done by users, from hosting nodes, relaying traffic & erecting services. Seems to all be user based. Unlike tor where someone else runs relays & exits.

>No integrated privacy-first browser to prevent fingerprinting, etc.
You could just use the mulvad browser. https://mullvad.net/en/browser

>Name resolution based on local address books, which are typically copied from other users in practice. Imagine going to e.g. a darknet market, verifying the link is correct, and hitting a fed honeypot because the address book was compromised.
Don't host files work almost the same way? I don't think you have to use the readable addresses, you could just stick to the base32 URLs. Some services don't even register readable host names.

>>1404733
>Imagine going to e.g. a darknet market, verifying the link is correct, and hitting a fed honeypot because the address book was compromised
If we're going to talk about "in practice," let's talk about how this has never happened in the history of i2p "in pratice."

fitting to both the i2p post and torrent board: http://torrentthing.i2p/ found this on the registry, has some good shit

Check out surfsup.i2p. Avoid the video files with the long hashes for names. You will regret downloading those.

>>1405050
Ugliest vibecoded slop site I've ever seen WTF LMAO

>>1405073
That's kind of an odd thing to complain about, don't you think? It's a torrent tracker on the dark web and you don't like the interface? That's like whining about the way your drug dealer dresses. I don't like AI myself, but c'mon.

>>1405104
sooooo because its on the "dark web" im not allowed to make fun of it, got it, wont happen again daddy, i promise

genuinely curious what's the average connection speed is on I2P, usually get connections that hover around 10-50kb/s, the rare 'measured in bits/s' and the even rarer 500kb/s and even 1>mb/s
Are fast connections rare on I2P or they're just retards with 0 hops?

>>1384888
Isn't I2P generally very sus?
And anyone on the network know your IP so it's not very private.
Some fucks at FBI upload some shit on i2P and then can charge you for it.

>>1404733
>which are typically copied from other users
Just don't do that then. I like manually assigning custom names to eepsites. DNS are garbage.

>>1405507
Not really, transit data is useless for a midpoint user and the burden of proof would still be on the prosecution to say you are the end recipient of anything suspect.

welp no peers on every torrent not even the most popular magnets on postman.
using i2pd/i2psnark as i always did but for some reason it is pure failure and sadness....

>>1389751
whats the new ygg URL I thought they died forever?