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  • MuWire Review/Overall Rating Dangerous

    From Anonymous@Anonymous@rocksolidbbs.com (Anonymous) to rocksolid.shared.i2p on Wed Jul 31 12:56:15 2024
    From Newsgroup: rocksolid.shared.i2p

    I gave MuWire a quick test of about 4 hours machine time and 1 hour
    screen time.
    http://tracker2.postman.i2p/index.php?view=TorrentDetail&id=78811 MuWire-0.8.14-beta2.zip
    sha512sum 8a59142bc4a1cc064c0fe79b867701d9d80420bc221e836525492873ddcd5434444116d40fe171f2c421b4662b15223fa252cc151abf01112c062a5ff1a12192
    sha256sum
    f583d5f4bef0d5831bca156d288f47e8963f06b5e703527437b781a6563ee1e1

    Tips 4 Testers:
    Start MuWire and inport connections BEFORE going online.

    MuWire killed both:

    java --version
    openjdk 17.0.12-ea 2024-07-16
    OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 17.0.12-ea+6-Debian-1)
    OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 17.0.12-ea+6-Debian-1, mixed mode,
    sharing)

    Also killed GUIX built 21.0

    It created a memory overflow (nothing new similar to 1-2 years ago)
    that stopped even the Nix Java 2.6 router which restarted manually like
    a champ. i2pplus and i2pplusSnark obviously were not able to restart
    and I stopped testing them under the class "Good Enough".

    I was able to eventually download some BigTits Diffuser artwork at the
    abysmal rate of 2-5kB/sec. It tried to create duplicate addresses...
    lost connections many times etc. To many things to list.

    1-2 years ago, I was able to make MuWire work with mallocs and other
    tools ONLY for SECURE 2 SECURE machines. It is not worth my time to
    give it another try until Zab dumps Apple. Don't ask for another test
    until Apple is out of the picture!
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  • From Anonymous@Anonymous@rocksolidbbs.com (Anonymous) to rocksolid.shared.i2p on Fri Aug 16 11:17:50 2024
    From Newsgroup: rocksolid.shared.i2p

    Also killed GUIX built 21.0

    Thank you for the warning about this distibution.

    Recently, an error was discovered that had previously gone undetected.
    At I2Pd, for example:
    Jul 29: fixed #2078. don't stop service when destination stops

    Since you are the only one complaining about this problem here, it seems
    that current versions of I2Pd/Java-I2P are no longer affected.

    You dear people can also contact the developer directly. Discuss, a
    place to converse, discuss and exchange Board. Filesharing, MuWire: http://discuss.i2p/viewforum.php?f=8

    l.g.
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