These agents are available but secure

im using the fdroid version of i2p on android and i cant access the router console page on 127.0.0.1:7657. it just shows an empty page. is it under a different port or is it just unavalble. if so, is there a way to run i2p in that way on android?

edit: ik purple i2p in invizible pro gives some form of router console page but i want the keyring page specifically.

So I've been using the Autonomi network to browse decentralized websites like:

https://anttp.antsnest.site/gindex

And I was wondering if it's possible to have gateways like these on i2p? So that you dont need to install the client unless you want that extra privacy?

UPDATE: I have currently disabled the frontend of the hidden service because we need to resolve some responses from the backend code that are sending users to the clearnet varient, we do not want to compromise anonymity of our future i2p users in any way, So until we fixed this the frontend will be offline, this is the copy from the announcement i made on the platform

[u/alex who has been working on modifying the misskey source code has found out today that our i2p frontend was triggering requests to the non i2p frontend/clearnet, we cannot have that because that would compromise anonimity, We have spent the last 10 hours trying to find a solution for this.

On the system side i have configured everything i can in the load balancers, this has resolved 90% of the requests by rewriting them to the i2p domain, but the other 10% is stuck behind websockets that require modification of the misskey source code, We are forking the repository so that @alex can alter the websites backend functionality to safeguard the privacy of our future i2p users.]

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I hope i am doing this right i stumbled upon https://www.reddit.com/r/i2p/comments/zxmh0f/best_places_to_actually_advertise_i2p_sites/ when looking for more information on sharing the url but i have made an official i2p hidden service for neondystopia.world so that people can access the service anonymously, it used a 3 hop.

Put the router on max bandwith with 90% share to help out because i love this network :)
UPDATE: The captcha problem has been resolved, i had to switch to a provider that works with i2p

Helper:
http://neondystopia.i2p/?i2paddresshelper=kgfnepmwoarbvgkqrrwkq2jjca4d52herifqkwaxsdsgezvye5na.b32.i2p

Hello,

I run i2pd, it works fine enough for me and I am happy with it though it is firewalled and has tunnel creation success rate of around ~25%.

I understand performance suffers but I wondered if that'd apply for anonymity too.

Hello everyone, I am a user of I2Pd 2.56.0 on OpenBSD 7.7. I have configured my PF (firewall rules) to allow I2Pd, but the web UI still reports "firewalled" for both IPv4 and IPv6, so I must be doing something wrong. Does anyone have sample rules that have worked for them? I have set a specific port in I2Pd.conf. Here is what I have so far in pf.conf:

i2pd = "<same port as in i2pd.conf>"
pass in quick proto tcp from any to any port $i2pd
pass in quick proto udp from any to any port $i2pd
pass in quick proto udp from any to any user _i2pd

For IPv4, I have set my router's port forwarding for both TCP and UDP.

ill admit im very elementary to i2p and I only recently set it up and read the faq and some general information. But when I signed on I only say 120 people online. But im not entirely sure how this number is generated, is this the total peers on the network, or simply routing through me? Im honestly not entirely sure how that angle works.

I've thought of some use cases for sharing information. Possibly a bbs/forum for friends in the know but it seems like everything is primarily a private club and you need to be on the list. Maybe im thinking too simply here, but what are the best use cases for i2p? Especially over tors convenience?

Hi I'm new to i2p and I was wondering how I can help the network

Hey There, i would like to know why, there are no market places, or a proper wiki site for me to explore i2p. Please help me to explore some Market places in i2p as i intend to create a platform for Investigative Journalists and other Enthusiastic peeps some security devices such as De Googled Mobiles, secured communications, and i would like to observe and get an hands on experience how i2p market place intend to operate

I've been using i2p for a long time - since Azureus around 18-19 years ago. I've normally used i2pd on a standalone debian server, but recently virtualized it.

given what firewalls are like, I think the advice online could be tighter and I wanted to ask if there is anything more detailed than the FAQ inside the webconsole?:-

|| || |I2P selects a random port between 9000 and 31000 to communicate with other routers when the program is run for the first time, or when your external IP address changes when running in Laptop Mode. The selected port is shown on the Network Configuration page. Outbound UDP from the random port noted on the Network Configuration page to arbitrary remote UDP ports, allowing replies. Outbound TCP from random high ports to arbitrary remote TCP ports. Inbound UDP to the port noted on the Network Configuration page from arbitrary locations (optional, but recommended). Inbound TCP to the port noted on the Network Configuration page from arbitrary locations (optional, but recommended). Inbound TCP may be disabled on the Network Configuration page. **Outbound UDP on port 123, allowing replies: this is necessary for I2P's internal time sync (via SNTP - querying a random SNTP host in pool.ntp.org or another server you specify).**|

I've got mine working: the tunnels are up, I've got my socks5 proxy, my eepsites, and my i2pmail - and the BT and Retroshare are using it like before. The host comes into a VLAN via a virtual NIC, tap device, and virtual bridge, with iptables and pfsense+snort firewalls above.

So it's whether there is anything already set out in the formats of either iptables or pfsense (and specific to VMs):- what does "Outbound TCP from random high ports to arbitrary remote TCP ports." look like as a rule? And with most of the services they just put the port numbers (some of which are arbitrary anyway) and it's a pain looking up for each of them is that udp or tcp and does it mean the inbound or the outbound.

It becomes quite a lot of rules. It would be good to be able to check them quickly against a recommended list.

In this article they mention several eepsites I've never heard of and can't find them on not bob. Or with any i2p search engine. My question is do they actually exist? Hopefully a more experienced person could let me know if they do and how to even find them.

When we have a public IP, we can run an i2p node to provide traffic for the network and relay traffic from other users. If everyone is very selfish, the network will become fragile. How much traffic have you contributed to the I2p network?

Hello, I bought a subscription to a VPN with a dedicated IP, but when I go to i2pd, my network status is firewalled

Hello!

I am very new to I2P and recently tried to set up my very own I2P node, primarily for connecting my Monero daemon to it but later on also to use some sites here and there.

My main issue right now, is that I have not been able to properly set up a SOCKS client tunnel, and as a result, any connection attempts are seemingly rejected. I did try doing the exact same thing with I2PD and after a bit of tinkering I got it to work, but I want to keep the Java app, hence this post.

I am running my setup on a Tuxedo OS machine (basically a fork of Ubuntu with a KDE env) and using Mullvad which does not allow for port-forwarding, additionally, my network connection is currently set to "firewalled" - this does not affect my ability to navigate the i2p sites (as I can access notbob, Ramble and a few others) nor does it seem to be a critical problem.

This is how I tried to setup my SOCKS proxy:

Navigate to router home page -> navigate to hidden services manager -> create a SOCKS 4/4a/5 client tunnel with the wizard at the bottom of the page -> I set the port to 4447, make it reachable by localhost, I provide no outproxy (though do tick the "use outproxy plugin" box), I do not tick the "shared client" box and all advanced options are left as default -> Finally I wait for my router to state that the tunnel is "running".

I also confirm with netstat to ensure that my port is open and this is the result I get:

tcp6 0 0 127.0.0.1:4447:::* LISTEN 149111/java

And lastly I send a curl request to verify that the proxy is working as expected, only to get an error in response:

curl --socks5-hostname 127.0.0.1:4447 http://notbob.i2p/
curl: (97) connection to proxy closed

I did the same procedure with I2PD and I know it works because I got actual output from the page with the very same curl command. Additionally, I even tried enabling SAM on my router (and then restarting I2P), but nothing seems to work.

I would really appreciate any help or insight on how to fix this, I searched the docs and this subreddit but did not find any relevant solution to my problem.

Thanks in advance!

I want to study the number of nodes in the I2P network and count their geographical locations and related information. Are there any existing tools? I have found some statistics websites, but they don't provide detailed data.

This tutorial, created by a friend, guides you through setting up an I2P gateway using Qubes OS to route all network traffic through the I2P network. This setup eliminates the need to configure individual applications to use I2P, ensuring no traffic leaks occur if an application is misconfigured.

For instance, in a virtual machine running an unconfigured Firefox browser connected to this I2P gateway, accessing a site like zzz.i2p will directly connect to the corresponding I2P website.

For non-.i2p websites, the I2P outproxy automatically routes the traffic through the I2P network, maintaining privacy and anonymity.

https://forum.qubes-os.org/t/i2pd-netvm-based-on-debian-guide/31530

Tor has OnionBalance, Yggdrasil can use DNS-based balancing. There seems to be nothing for I2P so far.

I haven't found anything interesting so far. Maybe people are super stitious about this deep web thing. Is it really just this? I really just stick to using notbot.i2p. I know you may not find anything scary. I also don't know how deep I can navigate. I don't know to what extent there is a bottom to all this. But is this the deep web? . Anyway, if anyone has any B32/64 links for my i2p address book, I would appreciate it. Not something bad but something to get out of the routine.

Started working on https://github.com/kn0sys/i2nix. Anybody else have an isolated vm setup? Recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks!

I found a few issues on the website and want to report them in bug tracker as it's said in https://geti2p.net/en/faq#bug .

However, it seems that I2P Gitea only allows sign in, not sign up.

How do people report bugs/issues to the project?

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Systemctl service ignores the ip address I told it to listen on for web console.

1. I installed i2p via ppa
2. I dkpg-reconfigure i2p
3. I change the config /usr/share/i2p/clients.config, the value clientApp.0.args to 7657 127.0.0.1,192.168.88.101 ./webapps/
4. sudo ss -tulpn shows that tcp LISTEN 0 50 [::1]:7657 [::]:* users:(("java",pid=1697,fd=78)) tcp LISTEN 0 50 [::ffff:127.0.0.1]:7657 *:* users:(("java",pid=1697,fd=88))

Why?

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