There appears to be some sort of very basic filtering. But, it's not very good. btdigg can be found on github. But, don't bother. The source has not been updated since 2013. 2/5! 4. Javascript Nope, not at all. 5. Refresh This is not a site that I use often.

Gillis · Private Investigator · Discreet & Confidential Top cumlord Posts: 175 Joined: Thu Oct 05, 2023 5:01 pm Location: Erect, NC Contact: Contact cumlord Website Re: postman auto post api Quote Post by cumlord » Mon Oct 23, 2023 9:34 pm idk that makes sense to me, that's usually how dht works as far as i know. it's not that it can't be done, just feels like may be unreliable w/o adapting btdigg but that seems really intimidating to me I was thinking it might be worth the effort to just...

Zerobin -- Zero knowledge paste bin. paste.nntpbb.i2p Torrents Indexers Postman Diftracker BTDigg -- Only indexes clearnet torrents, email them and ask them for more i2p torrents maybe? torrentfinder.i2p -- Meta search of Postman and Diftracker.

I have a federated appstore in the works and snarkmanager app has built in torrent search, so i was thinking DHT could be a way to have a distributed indexer. btdigg exists, but i think it's sort of a non starter to implement in i2p. If anything, a P2P layer of some kind could be used to find peers for federating instances of individual indexers/appstores/any other app Then there's possibility for decentralized chats, Ardu was working on a P2P type of overlay for this purpose, he took a...

orignal so I could put it on eepsite dr|z3d no, but that's not a bad idea. orignal automatically with some metadata sepcified if necessary onon_ It seems that DHT crawler was invented for this purpose orignal say I agree to share my torrents to the world orignal but don't want to publish it to postman orignal just because too lazy dr|z3d sure, I can see the usecase. Like I said, not a bad idea. onon_ btdigg can search the i2p network, if I'm not mistaken dr|z3d once upon a time snark...

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