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Hi! Could we translate pages into different languages by using the Jekyll Multiple Languages Plugin?

So far, I am aware of:

• yggmail https://github.com/neilalexander/yggmail
• NNCP just added Yggdrasil support - http://www.nncpgo.org/Yggdrasil.html

Are there others?

I would be happy to PR this if someone would tell me where they'd like to see it live.

URL: https://github.com/yggdrasil-network/yggdrasil-go/blob/master/doc/Whitepaper.md

As linked from here: https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/about.html

In the Linux platform instructions the key is downloaded over http. How can I verify that it's the intended key instead of something from MITM? I don't see the fingerprint mentioned anywhere on the website.

What I received is:

pub   rsa4096/0x5898470A764B32C9 2018-02-26 [SC]                               
      Key fingerprint = 5691 30E8 CA20 FBC4 CB3F  DE55 5898 470A 764B 32C9     
uid                   [ unknown] deb.h-ic.eu                                   
sub   rsa4096/0xBC1BF63BD10B8F1A 2018-02-26 [S]                                

For comparsion, here are some other signature verification instructions:

• Tor Debian/Ubuntu repository instructions
  • Tor signature verification in general
• Tails signing key verification

https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/platform-macos.md

Link https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/builds.md is not available on https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/installation-linux-other.html

Without bootstrap nodes, I think Yggdrasil connections aren't very likely to be made as the nodes won't find each other.

From my notes I find ipfs bootstrap add /ip6/301:4541:2f84:1188:216:3eff:fed5:a2df/tcp/4001/ipfs/QmWZpTdfETtpjJphVE1YbxMkUcL84idkg44Cq1XWSBNm7P which I think to be ran by @neilalexander and I don't remember if there is a reason it's not listed.

GitHub related issues suggests me #35 where @cwchristerw mentions having an IPFS gateway, but doesn't give instructions for using it as a bootstrap node.

Hi, I think it would be helpful for newcomers to add NixOS instructions. It's incredibly easy to set up and configure. I've made a sample configuration here.

https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/admin.html

There are no addPeer and removePeer methods.

I saw the Neil Alexander article "Using Yggdrasil for remote access" "or"
I think it is interesting usage.
But could Alexander provide example of yggdrasil.conf so anybody could configure similar configuration?

Looking for content to add in an OpenWrt section.

• requires snapshots/latest openwrt version
• steps to build using SDK, or ImageBuilder
• link to OpenWrt on GitHub for raising issues (?)
• benchmarks such as RPi4 (no, avoid)
• Call for feedback (?)
  • Do we want to support yggdrasil in LuCI GUI? (i'll open PR with latest luci-app-yggdrasil)
  • Do we want to separate packages: yggdrasilctl, yggdrasil-debug, yggdrasil-genkeys (i'll create issue in openwrt/packages)

This is easy to fix by adding excerpt: "Some useful description here" on the top of the pages, it will appear in search results and other previews generated from the pages.

I was having difficulties with the current instructions, until I started advertising router address instead of the prefix. To adjust the example config:

interface eth0
{
     AdvSendAdvert on;
     prefix 300:1111:2222:3333::1/64 {
         AdvOnLink on;
         AdvRouterAddr on;
         AdvAutonomous on;
     };
     route 200::/7 {};
};

I added 1 to the end of the prefix and told radvd that it's the router address instead of prefix by adding AdvRouterAddr on;.

Other potential issues:

• forwarding has to be allowed in the firewall, in ufw this is in/etc/default/ufw which should say DEFAULT_FORWARD_POLICY="ACCEPT"
• when forwarding is enabled, Linux stops accepting router announcements potentially breaking clearnet IPv6 unless explicitly configured to do otherwise sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.all.accept_ra=2

Hello, I really like the website layout for this. It is very minimalist and gets to the point instead of being flashy or having many buttons. What theme is this? Is it from scratch?

I tried to copy-paste the services and clean it a bit, but I got tired with cleaning it up, but I hopefully got services that have contact detail or a name with [x] and the nameless are [ ].

Hosting

• Neils containers have a contact.

Websites

• Mesh Forum - a chit-chat forum about everything. Run by @pztrn.
• - Internal Yggdrasil wiki run by Jeff at http://[203:e0b0:ec08:4e1f:f004:19a9:577a:90ba]/wiki/

Shell

• BAN.AI Public Access Multics Service

I didn't open more information, so I don't know if there was contact details.

IRC

• meshirc
• PirateIRC
• Umbrellix
• Benisnet
  • names Cathugger and Jeff
• Cyberia
• ILITA

Matrix

• netwhood.online
  • names abslimit

API

Yggdrasil Network Data

• y.yakamo.org API network research & map view of the network:
  • yakamo is named

Network Maps

• Arceliar's Interactive Network Map
• y.yakamo.org Static World Map

Arceliar and Yakamo are named, doesn't @cwchristerw also run a map, or is it missing here for a reason? It's not directly related to this issue though.

BitTorrent

• neilalexander's public tracker available at http://tracker.y.neilalexander.eu:6969/announce or http://[301:4541:2f84:1188:216:3eff:fe34:ec44]:6969/announce
• Jeff's public tracker available at udp://[203:e0b0:ec08:4e1f:f004:19a9:577a:90ba]:6969 (with a stats page)

IPFS

• neilalexander's IPFS gateway is available at http://ipfs.y.neilalexander.eu/ipfs/ (test link)

See also that other IPFS issue

Gaming

Minecraft

• 202:baed:9808:83c8:738:4041:bd8b:8c1d, hosted by piele
  • DNS name: mc.y.creativeserver.net
  • Survival mode map, ask piele to be whitelisted

DNS

Public DNS Server

• 200:8993:bb44:e1f3:bde7:6234:3f3e:fdd1 port 53, hosted by Famicoman
  • Supports clearnet resolution of standard DNS domains
  • Supports resolution of OpenNIC domains
  • DNSCrypt on port 5353
• 200:c493:950a:d576:a413:faef:990b:fb76 port 53, hosted by Asymptote Club
  • OpenNIC resolver
• 219:8496:8f7b:b1e8:13a6:87d2:a3ca:b13d port 53, hosted by jcgruenhage
  • Supports clearnet resolution of standard DNS domains
  • Will ask 1.1.1.1 over TLS, recursive resolving currently disabled due to inferior speed.
• 200:a120:8cf8:2ad5:7509:7341:c861:34aa port 53 hosted by sin
  • Supports clearnet resolution of standard DNS domains via root lookups

ZeroNet

ZeroNet Public tracker

• zero://203:5871:3e33:413c:a824:cb7b:2604:92ab:24589
  • Add the tracker to your zeronet.conf file
  • Don't forget to also add fileserver_ip = 200:xxxx:your:ygg:ip:here to zeronet.conf otherwise it wont connect.

Yggdrasil landing page

• http://127.0.0.1:43110/1H2hcep9CaGYrYycMJwFx7Jr5jA81oLC34

Yggdrasil website copy

• http://127.0.0.1:43110/1PffaPsQp81gec3GbLDTzH3cY57WuRfC36

Gopher Holes

Umbrellix Gopher

• gopher-y.umbrellix.net or 202:8fb5:1490:594d:7e29:98fd:8d79:953f
  • Hole not updated with details of Yggdrasil, yet.

HTTP/SOCKS5 Proxy

• by whoami [202:9877:2815:cd91:336:2a16:bfd9:7258]:8888
  • This resolves OpenNIC domains (such as Emercoin .lib, Namecoin .bit), eg. http://flibusta.lib
  • Opens TOR .onion, eg. http://flibustahezeous3.onion
  • Opens I2P .i2p domains, eg. http://flibusta.i2p
  • Opens CJDNS sites
  • Please bypass heavy video sites like Youtube (*.googlevideo.com) and others. Try to use Proxy SwitchyOmega addon for this.

Direct Connect

• ru.meshnet DC-hub by whoami adc://[202:9877:2815:cd91:336:2a16:bfd9:7258]:1511
  • Works with clients who support IPv6 and ADC. Ncdc or Airdcpp for example (eiskaltdc++ not support IPv6)

The issue,

confuses new members because default config location for Ubuntu 20.04-22.04 is /etc/yggdrasil/yggdrasil.conf not /etc/yggdrasil.conf presented in the documentation

Have updated docs 56165fb

Just my old PR 242 has no sub-branches for each commit there and collect about 3 subjects in one..

in 80921fb the file platform-linux.md was removed, but there are still several files that link to it;

$ git grep -l platform-linux.md

installation-linux-deb.md
installation-linux-gentoo.md
installation-linux-other.md
installation-linux-rpm.md

The crispa android app isn't supporting 0.4 -- at least not the version on f-droid or on the page linked to from the install page. Over at yggdrasil-network/crispa-android#58 I reported this, and also included a link to a fork for 0.4 that was mentioned on the Matrix channel.

In any case, it seems to be presenting incoming users with something that seems to not work, and is causing confusion.

I believe that the list of services should be in a separate repository.

Seems like the license is missing. Maybe add one?

Repository for CentOS specified in site no longer exists

https://copr-be.cloud.fedoraproject.org/results/leisteth/yggdrasil/
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Password Managers

LessPass provided by CWINFO™

• https://lesspass.y.cwinfo.org/
• IPv6: 200:c00f:c8a1:2e17:b7b3:b90:3a72:ffed & 201:a635:d55c:109e:1f54:d9cc:387e:7963
• Find more about on CWINFO's Anon Portal: Yggdrasil, Hyperboria & Internet

KeeWeb provided by CWINFO™

• https://keeweb.y.cwinfo.org/
• IPv6: 200:c00f:c8a1:2e17:b7b3:b90:3a72:ffed & 201:a635:d55c:109e:1f54:d9cc:387e:7963
• Find more about on CWINFO's Anon Portal: Yggdrasil, Hyperboria & Internet

IPFS

• CWINFO’s IPFS gateway is available at http://cdn.y.cwinfo.org/ipfs/ (test link)

THIS IS REMINDER FOR ME TO ADD THESE TO SERVICES LIST

I think to popularise the ygg it should be easy instructions to

1. Install and configure. User don't need to enter starting peers and DNS by hand (it should be predefined IPs supplied) At least for quick start
2. Create user own web server.
   See instruction example below:

How to launch a site on the Yggdrasil network

In general, launching a site on the Yggdrasil network is no more difficult than on any other network (eg the Internet).

Recommendations for choosing a web server software, as well as for configuring it, can be easily found on the Internet, and in the case of Yggdrasil there is nothing on which it would make sense to focus attention here.

Below is an example of the simplest nginx web server configuration file for a simple static site.

server {
    listen [200:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx]:80; # address and port on which the site will be available
    root /var/www/html; # path to the root directory of the site
    index index.html; # the name of the file that will be issued by the server when accessing the directory
}

The same for Apache:

<VirtualHost [200:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx]:80> # Address and port on which the site will be available
        DocumentRoot /var/www/html # Path to the site root directory.
                                   # Default home page index.html
</VirtualHost>

If the autorun of the systemd webserver unit is used, then a race condition is possible, due to which the webserver will try to start before Yggdrasil, and as a result will not be able to bind to the internal address port.
The solution in this case is to manually assign a dependency on the Yggdrasil unit to the webserver unit along with a slight start delay.
An example of a modified unit for nginx, applied via systemctl edit nginx.service:

[Unit]
Wants=yggdrasil.service
After=yggdrasil.service

[Service]
ExecStartPre=
ExecStartPre=/bin/sleep 5
ExecStartPre=/usr/sbin/nginx -t -q -g 'daemon on; master_process on;'

Here, the last ExecStartPre is the initial value from the main unit, which probably varies between distributions, and which can be obtained with systemctl cat nginx.service.

Register a domain name for your site on the Yggdrasil network.

How do I add my domain to these servers? Easy! Just add the required DNS records to the Nodeinfo zone in the Yggdrasil config file as follows:

Single domain:

NodeInfo: {
  dns: {
    domains: [
      {
        domain: example.ygg
        ip: 200:1111:2222:3333:4444:5555:6666:7777
      }
    ]
  }
}

I think we should work on improving the FAQ page. We tend to repeat ourselves a lot when answering people's questions, and it would be good if we had that in shape where we could point people to it first.

Maybe we can collect questions (and start working on answers) as comments to this issue.

There is website whats have list of other websites in the Yggdrasil
http://[300:529f:150c:eafe::1]/
Its do automatic collection of websites what support Wyrd DNS, and allow manual add.
I think it will be usefull to have it too at https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/services.html

As there is at least one dnscrypt server on Yggdrasil according to the services page, I think it would be nice to have a dnscrypt-proxy compatible resolver list that so that when more resolvers came to Yggdrasil, they would be used automatically by dnscrypt-proxy users if they filled dnscrypt-proxy.toml requirements and were fast (they could also drop others).

• Instructions on creating a sources file

I am not entirely sure if the file should be in this repository as while the services.md is here, it would require someone(s) to be committed into keeping the list up-to-date as it would need to be signed using minisign.