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== Introduction == |
== Introduction == |
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| + | I2Pd is a I2P router written in C++, launching in 2013 and reaching near complete feature parity with the official Java router in 2019. Being in C++ makes I2Pd less resource hungry than a JVM, making it suitable for low performance systems as a daemon (hence "I2P Daemon"). |
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| − | I2Pd is a project implementing the I2P router in C++ instead of Java (in order to require less CPU power and RAM). |
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| − | Performance: according to Echelon (2015-12) "On a usual system, it pushes the same data as the java version through the network. It maybe using 5-10% less CPU while doing so."<ref>http://forum.i2p/viewtopic.php?t=12261</ref> |
+ | Performance (might not reflect current state): according to Echelon (2015-12) "On a usual system, it pushes the same data as the java version through the network. It maybe using 5-10% less CPU while doing so."<ref>http://forum.i2p/viewtopic.php?t=12261</ref> |
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| − | I2Pd uses significantly less memory. |
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| − | Launched in 2013. |
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| − | As of 2019 it almost has a full feature parity with Java I2P implementation. |
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=== To browse I2P web sites === |
=== To browse I2P web sites === |
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I2Pd has SOCKS Proxy enabled by default on port '''4447'''. |
I2Pd has SOCKS Proxy enabled by default on port '''4447'''. |
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== [[Cryptography]] == |
== [[Cryptography]] == |
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| − | I2Pd uses OpenSSL as major crypto library, and it's own implementation of EdDSA.<ref>http://algorithms.samsu.ru/-tom2-nom4.pdf</ref> |
+ | I2Pd uses OpenSSL as major crypto library, and it's own implementation of [[Elliptic Curve Cryptography|EdDSA]].<ref>http://algorithms.samsu.ru/-tom2-nom4.pdf</ref> |
== Misc == |
== Misc == |
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| − | I2Pd is an I2P router and does not bring any additional software. However, |
+ | I2Pd is an bare-bones I2P router and does not bring any additional software alongside. However, I2P's own protocols (like [[En/docs/api/samv3|SAM]] or [[En/docs/protocol/i2cp|I2CP]]), therefore programs supporting them (like [[Filesharing and I2P|file sharing]] and [[BitTorrent]] clients) are supported. |
I2Pd can be installed via the distributions used, if available, or obtained from the developers' homepage. |
I2Pd can be installed via the distributions used, if available, or obtained from the developers' homepage. |
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Latest revision as of 20:00, 2 April 2024
The Invisible Internet Protocol (daemon) (short I2Pd or also I2P Daemon) describes itself as a full-featured C++ implementation of I2P client.
Introduction
I2Pd is a I2P router written in C++, launching in 2013 and reaching near complete feature parity with the official Java router in 2019. Being in C++ makes I2Pd less resource hungry than a JVM, making it suitable for low performance systems as a daemon (hence "I2P Daemon").
Performance (might not reflect current state): according to Echelon (2015-12) "On a usual system, it pushes the same data as the java version through the network. It maybe using 5-10% less CPU while doing so."[1]
I2Pd configuration file
To browse I2P web sites
I2Pd has SOCKS Proxy enabled by default on port 4447.
Status for I2Pd and some services/software
I2Pd is a full-fledged replacement for the Java-based I2P. The following historical data reflects to some extent the history of development.
Applications that use I2CP : supported
I2Pd currently (november 2016) supports the SAM, BOB, and SOCKS interfaces. Starting from relese 2.8.0 it supports the I2CP interface, which is required for the following applications: I2PSnark, I2P-Bote, SusiMail[2].
Applications that use SAM, BOB, and SOCKS interfaces : supported
These interfaces are supported by I2Pd (december 2014)[3].
Examples of applications that use them:
- libtorrent (and the clients using it, mainly qBittorrent) (SAM)
- I2P-Messenger
- iMule (SAM). Supported from I2Pd v0.9.0.[4].
- Syndie (SOCKS ?)
Cryptography
I2Pd uses OpenSSL as major crypto library, and it's own implementation of EdDSA.[5]
Misc
I2Pd is an bare-bones I2P router and does not bring any additional software alongside. However, I2P's own protocols (like SAM or I2CP), therefore programs supporting them (like file sharing and BitTorrent clients) are supported.
I2Pd can be installed via the distributions used, if available, or obtained from the developers' homepage.
See also
References
External links
- (en) https://i2pd.website/ - Official web site of I2Pd (and official forum)
- (en) https://i2pd.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ - Official documentation