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I took up the user manual written by the developer at the time, updated
it and have now published it as a separate version. The manual can be
viewed in the DISCUSS forum or downloaded in the latest version as an
HTML document (HTML without JavaScript and no external links!)

The MuWire user manual (an overview and introduction): http://discuss.i2p/viewtopic.php?p=481

HTML Version 2024-08-27: http://sharefile.i2p/file/e8/e81a3afa348e068e37fcd649dd30c89479ef680afaacbbcc83ed54d28e481ad0/The%20MuWire%20user%20manual.html

l.g.
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I had a few instances of the Rubber Build Appimage running for 2 weeks.
The Apple build is extremely dangerous... even for me.

I used both the inbuilt router and nix java latest.

1. The traffic was getting watermark and I was getting attacked. 20%
success rate for my setups but somewhat annoying.
2. The search function could find another one of my instances only
about 30% of the time.
3. I could send text messages but I could not send encrypted Clonezilla
disk images over 4GB (that is what I want from the App) at some
reasonable speed 100kb+. I could not send at any speed.
4. I do keep some instances around but not active for emergencies.
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Why don't you just use ready-made binaries from MuWire on common
distributions?
That way you prove your exceptional taste, but remain alone with your
problems. In addition, I consider your list to be incomprehensible and therefore unfounded.

In a subsequent version, I will add a note to the manual in the form of:

In an environment like this, you should only use the latest I2P versions
for your own protection. MuWire's internal I2P is considered obsolete,
you should no longer use it. Instead, install the latest version of I2Pd
or Java-I2P and run MuWire over it.

l.g.
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Use dpkg-repack recursively to post a debian package (.deb) and I will
try MuWire.

package=package
dpkg-repack $(apt-cache depends --false-suggests $package |awk '{print
$2}') $package
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