You're looking for the file wrapper.config, and in that file you're looking for the variable wrapper.java.maxmemory. The size is set in megabytes. You then need to restart I2P.

Two routers, two machines. Both Windows. Happens with both 2.5.0 and 2.5.1. Setting the bandwidth and resetting the router then results in these values being reset. After multiple restarts the values seem random, going from hundreds of KBps to 1-2 thousand. Only affects I2PSnark. Router bandwidth is...

At some point in the future I2P will need to implement post-quantum security algorithms for, among other things, digital signatures. I am not going to discuss what algorithms would be appropriate here. I am here to discuss the implications for this when it comes to destination address encoding that ...

In the mean time I had already gone ahead and uploaded a package which I announced to multiple other places. The package is available to download on my eepsite - same as my username, just add .i2p - it is directly on the main page as a .torrent download link. When you say "run from within I2P&q...

Alright so it's been a while, I figured I might as well say this: I have a build of MuWire's 2nd last commit with the libs exposed. There is a "muwirelibs" folder where all the libraries are visible as .jar archives and by overwriting the following: i2p-1.9.0.jar mstreaming-1.9.0.jar route...

Ideally MuWire would be further maintained by others as it is quite matured and good at this point, though anyone taking it up would have to get familiar with all of its code. At minimum it would be nice if someone continued to release updates that integrate the latest version of I2P. Somebody needs...

Is there a way to add an I2P node running the Android app to a router family, even just using HTTP calls or root? There isn't an option in the UI as far as I can tell.

I'm requesting the latest JAR binary of I2PSnark and the terminal command that launches it on Android. This stuff was on zzz's forum but has since disappeared. Please repost here as it is useful.

These update URLs haven't been changed because we migrated to Bittorrent-based updates for everything that's not a platform-specific package(Debian, Android) many, many years ago, where a package manager is used. It's more likely that we would add bittorrent-based updating to those packages than it...

ConfigUpdateHandler.java: there isn't a single update address in there that works anymore, and some have stopped existing years ago.