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I2P nodes ?
Whiskey5 (Profile): (2025-01-27 14:13:41 (UTC))
I want to switch my node from TCP to I2P, is there any
other I2P nodes or hubs out there?
SparkN0de (my node): ccrlk4gdxkgrqr633b4msujteaf7gnqw5akxjiek5dhoosfmrdka.b32.i2p
SparkN0de-ext2 (my backup node, high downtime): uwavcarttrd64iw6hmj4xmxy4dboxtvnldyfzun5llwqonsljxva.b32.i2p
Testnet I2P Hub A: g3br23bvx3lq5uddcsjii74xgmn6y5q325ovrkq2zw2wbzbqgbuq.b32.i2p
V I2P: xvoshrefsn26owets5skaqwevmiduvvvk6hypiolrkpiwxhlbpcq.b32.i2p
SwissLibertarian: zflj6hsqeu3zghkg54xr2m4gfu4ece2z2leqhgaejuukfneyydeq.b32.i2p
... and some more; this is just a short list of nodes that are reliable in my experience
So I have my Pi running I2P over Starlink, wondering if it can operate as a host The peer address is uh6fncph3ghdr7plu4vhf5mzipyzgsggz6sb2qvkahw2ykhctcuq.b32.i2p and my messaging is 26c57d6b31ee2cf4bad98a6d5ca3876a if anyone could test it and let me know.