so it says in there ,everyone can see your ip address so what is the point?

My assumption was that the 500 was somehow caused by the link I posted. I noticed that it's quite common for parsers to break around IPv6 links, like how they sometimes mess up when you put them in markdown or how Firefox tries to encode the square brackets in the url when you copy it from the address bar. Perhaps developers will pay closer attention to these issues if IPv6 ever becomes a norm.

testv6

testv4

I'm using the clearnet version (six months later, I realize) and I'm still getting the same errors you got, so I don't think it's a Yggdrasil issue.. I had to delete a duplicate post, though.

Fun idea. This whole embedded Dendrite thing can really open a lot of doors.

side note: anxiously waiting to get rid of Synapse :(

dendrite-demo-yggdrasil is a standalone Matrix homeserver that uses Yggdrasil for the federation between servers. It has an embedded Yggdrasil node — the server name is based on the node’s public key. You can use any Matrix client to register accounts and to log in.

I built this a while ago for the P2P Matrix experiments but it still works and is quite fun.

Works and is loading fine here! Nice to see more sites on the Yggdrasil network.

I experienced a few errors while posting this. At first, submission returned a 500 internal server error. Trying the second time (after removing the link from the "url" input area) outputed something on the lines of "invalid CSRF token". Third time's the charm - reposting once again yielded no errors. I think this may have something to do with the fact that I am posting from yggdrasil.

Good to now. I am currently researching about yggdrasil. It seems like great technology, and actually fits most of my use cases. I was getting tired of I2P's slow speeds, so I began digging deeper into alternative P2P networks that are less on anonymity and more on decentralization.

Happy to hear you’re enjoying it! :-)

Keep up the great work. I've been using Yggdrasil a ton lately.

Sounds good. Can’t wait for the server move, will be good for the future and hope your hosting business goes well.

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)

I noticed that the clearnet site was down a couple days ago. Any news on that?

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?

Great to see, thanks for bringing Ramble onto the new network!

Great, let me know if I can be of any help or need user testing. You'll get new IPv6 addresses with this release so you'll need to resubmit Ramble back to the internal services page on the website.

I'll try to get everything updated this week.

Woo, glad to see the project moving forward. I'll be sure to push out updates to this site as well as my others to ensure they continue to work on the network!

Maybe I can help you.

You can write me at Session -> 050f7e4289ad9cd6107029a6d6c3624eee16d6e1031f2d3cbd8aaed75f14777232

And you can use shorter address from 300::/64 subnet. There is an instruction at HowToYgg but only on russian. I think translator will be enough. http://[300:529f:150c:eafe::6]/doku.php?id=yggdrasil:subnet_setting

I'm still trying to figure it out myself...

The Yggdrasil service is most certainly running. The Yggdrasil service is using my own network node/peer for connections, and the other site(s) that use it load without issue. (And RAMBLE was working fine after setting it all back up).

Sure is a head scratcher... Not quite sure why it was working and is no longer working now. I'll review it further as I have more time.

Thanks

Hmm, it appears to be, at least from mobile. I'll look more into it when I get back to my desk.

Yes.

BONOBONET!!!!!!!!!!!