I2P reseed service

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peers in the current signed archive, refreshed from the live crawl.

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Reseed archive

i2pseeds.su3

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Format: SU3 · ZIP · RSA-4096
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Download archive

Current epoch bundle

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Add this reseed to your router

Signer certificate —

Clients verify the archive signature against this certificate. Install it as reseed.crt in the client’s reseed certificate directory.

X.509 · RSA-4096 · SHA-512

Download .crt

Save the certificate as ~/.i2p/certificates/reseed/…
In the router console open http://127.0.0.1:7657/configreseed, add the reseed URL below, then choose Save changes and Reseed now.

Save the certificate as ~/.i2pd/certificates/reseed/… — system service: /var/lib/i2pd/certificates/reseed/
Run once with i2pd --reseed.urls=…, or set reseed.urls in i2pd.conf.

Add the reseed URL below to reseed.endpoints in the router config (web console → Config → Reseed).
Trusted signers ship inside IVNP’s embedded certificate bundle — no file install needed for pre-trusted signers. Trigger via Actions → Reseed.

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Keyspace coverage

Peers indexed per first-byte prefix 0x00–0xFF. The store view shows crawl coverage; the bundle view shows what the current archive actually contains — floodfill-empty buckets are outlined.

Peer store

All indexed peers. Sparse buckets get extra lookups each pass.

0 max —

Epoch bundle

Selected peers in the served archive. Dashed outline = no floodfill.