When it lists commands, it means subcommands.
So, what you should do is type the first command, and add a space at the end, then the subcommand.
For example, if you want to start router:(descriptions of all subcommands are listed in your post).
About opening webgui 'here': (assuming you're using ssh)
you need to forward the webgui port (7657) from the server to your local machine: (this is how to start ssh session with the port forward)This will make the port 7657 on your local machine connect to port 7657 on your server.
After running that command (and when i2p started) point your browser to localhost:7657 - and that is the router console
Edit: By the way, you mentioned permission problem. If it said "permission denied" if you ran "./i2prouter", then that is fixed by:
So, what you should do is type the first command, and add a space at the end, then the subcommand.
For example, if you want to start router:
Code:
bash i2prouter startAbout opening webgui 'here': (assuming you're using ssh)
you need to forward the webgui port (7657) from the server to your local machine: (this is how to start ssh session with the port forward)
Code:
ssh <put your user@server.ip-or-something> -L7657:localhost:7657After running that command (and when i2p started) point your browser to localhost:7657 - and that is the router console
Edit: By the way, you mentioned permission problem. If it said "permission denied" if you ran "./i2prouter", then that is fixed by:
Code:
chmod +x ./i2prouterStatistics: Posted by anikey — 29 Dec 2023 06:02