Hi bwdcal, the dns requests is handled by the browser/client. It depends how the browser is configured. If you set a proxy destination in your browser, in ypur case the i2p router, the dns requests is send to your i2p router. You can bypass URLs with the "no proxy for" setting. If your en...

echelon wrote: ↑27 Mar 2023 07:27 Hi

the DNS requests goes through the tunnel to the http proxy, which resolves the http(s)/DNS requests

echelon

hi, my question is:

If i use i2p as a http proxy server on a device, then other device connect to i2p http proxy port and access internet.

How does i2p handle dns?

Hello everyone,

how is the dns handled when i2p opens http proxy service?

Is there any privacy issue of dns leakage?

Can you introduce the relevant details?

I don't know you, but the i2p you are involved in is a very impressive project. A thousand words are not enough to say, just thank you for your contribution and have a nice life. I don't want to see people who have made great contributions disappear without a word. If the core developers of i2p lack...

Hi i2p/i2pd team, i2pd has been running stable for a long time, but recently I found that many the following error log appears on startup and is not working. I have reseed, but problem same. I hope you can help me to see what the problem is. error - Tunnels: Can't create inbound tunnel, no peers ava...

1. in the history of the i2p project so far, have any i2p users been arrested by the state? Possibly due to flaws within the Tails operating system not directly due to i2p Clearweb source: https://tails.boum.org/security/Security_hole_in_I2P_0.9.13/index.en.html 2. If the state wanted to arrest a s...

Your flowchart is simply wrong. You need to remove the server, add a brek in the middle, add 3 nodes above and 3 below, title the existing 6 as in and out, each, and the new as In2 and out2, and server further down right. If you interprete the node as a tunnel, it would be 3 tunnel in a row with no...

Your flowchart is simply wrong. You need to remove the server, add a brek in the middle, add 3 nodes above and 3 below, title the existing 6 as in and out, each, and the new as In2 and out2, and server further down right. If you interprete the node as a tunnel, it would be 3 tunnel in a row with no...

Your flowchart is simply wrong. You need to remove the server, add a brek in the middle, add 3 nodes above and 3 below, title the existing 6 as in and out, each, and the new as In2 and out2, and server further down right. If you interprete the node as a tunnel, it would be 3 tunnel in a row with no...

Hi No, that graph is wrong, as you did miss a complete half of the tunnels. See geti2p.net docs. https://geti2p.net/en/about/performance https://geti2p.net/en/docs/how/tunnel-routing Client - OUTtunnel - OUTTunnelGateway - INTunnelGateway - INTunnel - Server - Outtunnel2 - OUTTunnelGateway2 - INTun...