No problem! I'll be using Yggdrasil a lot more moving forward. I found out that I can easily use it to serve HTTP tunnels from the I2P network aswell, so sites like ramble.i2p now go <-- visitor --><-- i2p network --><-- yggdrasil tunnel--><--website--> (whereas before the tunnel was served over the clearnet)

tube.i2p works the same way, and I've been listening to albums through it all night long with no issues.

I've been searching github/lab the last hour or so looking for cool projects to host on the network as well. Any suggestions on a good addition?

Yeah, the provider that hosts the site now did planned maintenance on a VPS node. I got the email three days prior, but didn't read it. -_-

Anytime the server gets rebooted it's usually down a long time because I have to connect to it and enter the encryption passphrase to unlock the storage. I have a monitoring alert setup but emails don't wake me up. This causes things that'd normally take the site down for a minute or two to last hours as the server remains 'on' but inaccessible since it's not fully booted until I do my part.

With that said, I'm moving the site to it's final home in the coming month. I own a small web hosting company, and we got hardware going online in the Netherlands within the next couple of days. We own our own IP space and am just waiting for it to be announced at the DC before we can start setting stuff up. Give me a couple of weeks before I get around to getting ramble moved over. All existing points of access should continue to work without having to do any readdressing (Tor, I2P, Yggdrasil and obviously the clearnet)