You could run 2 Snark instances, see here http://zzz.i2p/topics/1374.

Or use Snark standalone multiple times, you will have to patch jetty for different Web UI ports.

Or use BiglyBT, which allows any complex configuration.

Some useful hints: routerconsole.advanced=true This will give you access to more options and enable you to change settings on the fly from /configadvanced without restarting. Useful for number of connections and tunnels. router.maxParticipatingTunnels= Best way to control bandwidth if you do not nee...

I encountered a weird Java 12 error with OpenJDK compiled by myself on my Linux ARM32 machines. It does not open certain files (some of my videos) named like "my-video.mpg". All open fine with Java 11. I can not open those videos in the same video editor I used 2 years ago to cut them. Of ...

Update: Postman now allows 20480 pieces, thus further helping to keep piece sizes small.

Thanks for valuing my work. BiglBT is no such resource hog as people say, when run at i2p typical speeds of just a few 100 KB/s. Not recommended on Windoze at all. 600 MB RAM should be sufficient. Just enable classic mode and deinstall all addons except i2p. If your download came with an embedded JR...

If you do, I suggest you take a look at BiglyBT. First of all BiglyBT does away with Snarks pesty unsafe characters feature, which causes it often not to check its own torrents clean. There is one character substitution by default within BiglyBT, which I suggest you delete first. You can then freely...

Sure a virtual machine will do. A powerful ARM linux box with case, power supply and SSD can be had for around $100 nowadays though.

I am not going to open old discussions - just one fact. I am running quite a couple of i2p routers, all well tuned I think. I have two identical machines, 8 (virtual) cores, cloned config, firewalled, low cpu usage, enough RAM, seeding 100s of gigs worth of identical or similar torrents, uptime 18 d...

Be sure to limit your NFS exports to the local subnet. Otherwise your log file will be clogged with misleading messages about your UDP peers complaining about an invalid ip address like"your.ip.add.ress:2049"

The following script brings you 10 seconds views of the performance impacting context switches: #!/bin/bash oldpid=99999 while true do javapid=$(pidof java) if [ -z $javapid ] then sleep 300 continue fi if [ $javapid -ne $oldpid ] then credits=0 unset nonvol unset sum unset newsum unset names declar...