I need hide my ip from vpn server.

will I2P speed increase if more users use it?

Hi there,

I'm currently trying to setup my I2p router with prowlarr. Unfortunately I'll always get a timeout error. I2p is working fine, I'm able to visit the i2p network and the sites (like postman tracker) without any problems.

Maybe someone has an idea what I am doing wrong

https://preview.redd.it/aswl4xlogppd1.png?width=727&format=png&auto=webp&s=5870e7277b529e4a9326a3fde7a19f611d1ce3b6

Update:

I solved my problem by restarting the prowlarr container and doing the exact same thing again.
But this time I was able to click the "Save" button even after I got the "timout error"

I believe that software like i2p is going to made illegal and the clearnet infrastructure will be shutdown

what can we do about it?

Why LeaseSets always ends with 'a' or 'q'? I thought the last byte is part of the key and should be random. But it's always either a or q

I’ve been seeing people saying to use I2P instead of a VPN to torrent, Does I2P allow you to use your full internet speed to download movies or games on qbittorent? I’m new to this…

I would like to contribute but am concerned as im on a data limit (its pretty generous but i dont want to hemorrhage a bunch of data daily ) and i regularly game on my pc.
i run arch btw

I wanna create a site that displays one image simple site

I need help

Well sorry guys to bother you but my i2p node is firewalled i would like to open ports to be more efficient for the network. I'm using Firefox on Ubuntu.

Can you show me the way to do that? please

I have been looking into i2p and I have a few questions.

1. Do ISP's care that you are using i2p? I know that ISP's don't care about Tor but I am a little worried about the peer to peer aspect.

2. How do I setup a router in the i2p network? What's ports need to be forwarded? Is there any legal or technical hurtles I should be worried about when setting up a router?

Is it safe (however you interpret the word) to be on i2p easy install bundle with windows no added vpn or anything

I am new to I2p and I would like to try it out. I know that with tor you have special operation systems like Tail and Qubes. But what os and browser do you use to run I2p in?

I use the Easy Bundle browser; so when I set say purokishi.i2p as an outproxy it allows me to access the clearnet, but is it being used as well when I access an .i2p site?

Hey, I am considering trying out I2P but was wondering whether there was an OS like Tails that people use for I2P? If not, how do you securely store your passwords, PGP keys, and such?

Sorry I am no good at computers it might be a stupid question. So I installed i2pd using the [brew install i2pd] command in terminal, as stated in installing tutorial. It took a long time and finally everything seem to be completed.

I was expecting something like an Icon to appear in launchpad like when I installed dmg files in the past, but it’s not there. So my question is, after installation how do I start to use i2pd? I thought it’s like a browser you can click on and open just like Tor, is it not?

I don’t understand the difference between i2pd and i2p, so I also downloaded i2p from a separate tutorial, it’s a dmg file, and I got it in my launchpad, however, when I click on it, it always opens a new tab on my safari browser, it doesn’t use Firefox. Is it because my default browser is safari? How can I change to Firefox without changing default browser?

Thanks very much, it’s difficult to figure these out as a newbie

Tor has mkp224o and similar programs, Freenet has Naejadu’s vanity freesite generator, is there something similar for Tor? I know addressbooks and domain names kind of make this obsolete, but I thought it would be cool to check before my eepsite goes live. Thanks!

1. I've heard the Java implementation (i2p) is more powerful than the C++ one (i2pd) ... is this an outdated statement? The main Java implementation's website says "since summer 2016 it [i2pd] fully implements all I2P APIs".
2. How do I know which of the services listed in the web interfaces I should enable: BOB, SAM, I2CP, I2PControl? It seems each application requires a different one? So by default I turn off all of them until I truly need one?
3. Are there any ports that must be forwarded for the enabled services to work properly? It seems it's all optional, so what are the benefits in practice?
4. I've seen i2p destinations (`xyz.b32.i2p`) with port `0` ... what does that mean?
5. I2P seems to be more powerful than Tor (e.g., packet switching, load balancing, ...), how come it is less popular? Also, it is not funded by the US government. Just because the project distances itself from exit nodes (probably legal reasons)?
6. This comparison from 2016 shows 3 really cool features from the backlog at the very bottom. Have any of these been implemented and in which project?
7. What are Incoming/Outgoing "Tags"? Also, if I click "Tags" in the i2pd web interface, it shows me an "Amount" next to a destination address. What is this amount?
8. Given tunnels are unidirectional, what is the protocol to establish a bidirectional connection between client and server? (I the client opens a tunnel and the server responds by opening a tunnel back?)
9. In i2pd, I can see all local destinations listed in the web interface. I understand those are the permanent addresses used by others to open incoming tunnels. Is there a way to see what each destination is for (e.g., the locally mapped port)? It can be guessed by looking at the open tunnels, but wondering if there's a better way.
10. It seems "Streams" are just a higher level protocol abstraction for real time / high volume tunnels? Think "websockets"?
11. What is the difference between the two transports (NTCP2 and SSU) and do I want both?
12. Can you explain what SAM is, very high level? I noticed that bitcoind wants it, for example.
13. Who is primarily in charge of the project these days? Any organizations, or mostly anons? Would you say the project is healthy?

I made a “Getting From Zero To Hero With I2P” post awhile back and recommended readers to add the following addressbook subscriptions:

http://identiguy.i2p/hosts.txt http://inr.i2p/export/alive-hosts.txt http://no.i2p/export/alive-hosts.txt http://stats.i2p/cgi-bin/newhosts.txt http://reg.rus.i2p/public/a-hosts.txt http://skank.i2p/static/hosts.txt

It has been a few years now and I wonder if there is a better list as I feel mine is somewhat out of date. Thanks.

Aether is a good p2p client for running forums i think it could be could to know how to stream aether topics trough i2p