In case of VPN, you know your VPN operator and you have choosen to give him "marginal" trust.

In i2p you don't know your next hop at all, it could be malicious.

v2 is out
http://tracker2.postman.i2p/index.php?v ... l&id=84138

# Release Notes:
include xargs for mass magnet URL's from file
more than one URL can be put in command-line
strip HTML tags in message answer
more error handling
more tip's on recent Firefox

found it Thank you!

Thanks anikey,
I use the i2p router,
you mean "Client tunnels for shared clients", but I found no menu to restart or start/stop it ?

http://127.0.0.1:7657/configwebapps
only offers to start/stop the webapps, but not the shared clients.

Sorry, my link was only an example ending with xyz - a valid number must be put there. But your test maybe revealed the issue: seems postman is strictly blocking requests to non-existing pages directly on 1st strike with a long ban. I used second wish on an already fulfilled one - because it was wro...

for bothering postman I think it's to early. browser is Firefox, setting: "Based on your history settings, Firefox deletes cookies and site data from your session when you close the browser." Disabling firewall and firejail does not make a difference. As soon as I hit http://tracker2.postm...

some more observation:

the issue starts, when I do one click on postman wishlist "Click here to second that wish".
Where i got the I2P message. Website Unreachable.
2 Minutes waiting:
After that I only get either this message or 503 Service unavailable.

Thanks for the help.

I have since some weeks now a firewall (ufw) and firejail (for i2p/runplain.sh) in place. Maybe here is the root cause...
After a i2p router restart postman was immediately reachable again. I will observe more...

http://tracker2.postman.i2p I viewed 2-3 pages ok this week, then I got "I2P Website Unreachable", then "503 Service unavailable - Ratelimit active. Please wait at least 60 seconds and retry. Do not use scripts or bots on this site!" I use only my web-browser, no scripts etc. and...

not offline, but extreme bad reachability.