https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_Connect_(protocol)

It's this, but over i2p. So yes, file send over i2p, but a little bit more than that.

So it’s a file send from one point to another point traveling over i2p?

If it's anything like the DC that I've heard of before it's a file sharing app. But this runs over i2p and thus can't be traced back to you.

Or rather, what you download/share isn't known to anyone but you.

What does this do?

Ah, that's a shame.

Peertube removed support for webtorrent in favour of their in-house protocol. Too bad as torrent is compatible with i2p (supported in libtorrent).

I'm sorry, who are "they" in this context? The i2p guys or the peertube guys?

You definitely can't. Even more so now they dropped support for webtorrent.

why monero?

Isn't the java implementation the reference?

I use both, but for different purposes.

Doesn’t everyone use i2pd anymore? I appreciate the effort that goes into the project but I’m not sure what the Java builds are for.

Honestly, I'm not sure.

I think the issue with that was running webrtc under i2p, but I don't know enough about it to comment any further.

Kind of yes, but I don't think you can run peertube over i2p, can you?

This seems similar to PeerTube.

The gnutella network is still around?

Excellent idea! More people watching means more people fetching and providing for others in the first place, handling the scaling issues much more efficiently.

I would suggest looking into incorporating webtorrent instead of snark if possible

Check the sidebar here, but http://notbob.i2p or http://inr.i2p should give you a few.

notbob

Copy/paste.

But you're right, I could have made it clearer that I'm not the author.

then why is the entire post in the first person?

I'm not the author, I just brought the news. 😁

did you simply reinvent DHT with some bullshit “agentic ai” layered on top?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_hash_table?wprov=sfti1

Thanks for the additional tip! Not using docker at the moment, but I'll keep this in mind if I do :)

oh and one more thing. if you run it in docker, it won't receive the system shutdown signal. on your setup you probably don't have this problem, buy you can check on the web interface if it is shutting down