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hidden-rpc v0.1.2 Stable
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2026-08-14 03:41:23 +00:00 | 7 commits to main since this releasehidden-rpc v0.1.2
An I2P reliability release. If you're already running an earlier version, just run the installer
again — it upgrades I2P, repairs the address, and never touches your chain data.hidden-rpc turns an ordinary computer — an old laptop is plenty — into a
censorship-resistant Blurt RPC node, reachable privately over Tor (.onionv3) and
I2P (.b32.i2p). No public IP, no port-forwarding, no DNS, no registrar, no hosting
company.What's new in v0.1.2
- Fixed the I2P address never appearing on some machines. The version of i2pd shipped by
Ubuntu/Mint (2.49.x) crashes on startup on certain hardware, so the.b32.i2paddress never
became available. The installer now installs i2pd from the official PurpleI2P source, which
resolves the crash. - I2P now auto-recovers. i2pd is configured to restart itself automatically if it ever stops,
so a transient hiccup no longer leaves your node without its I2P address. - Address is now read reliably from the key file. Your
.onionand.b32.i2pare derived
directly from each service's key material, so they appear immediately and correctly instead of
depending on a web console that wasn't always reachable. - Honest status. If I2P can't start on a given machine, the installer now says so plainly and
points out that your node still works fully over Tor — instead of leaving you waiting on an
address that isn't coming.
Your addresses do not change across this upgrade — the key material is preserved.
One-step setup (or repair)
From the repository folder:
./installer/hidden-rpc-setup.shIt installs/repairs everything, starts the node bound to localhost, brings up the Tor and I2P
hidden services, and prints your two addresses. Safe to run again anytime.Everyday commands:
./installer/hidden-rpc-setup.sh --watch # calm, live sync progress ./installer/hidden-rpc-setup.sh --status # quick summary ./installer/hidden-rpc-setup.sh --show-addresses # reprint .onion / .b32.i2pRequirements
- 64-bit Linux (Debian / Ubuntu / Mint family), amd64.
- About 100 GB of free disk space. Docker, Tor, and i2pd are installed automatically if missing.
Important: what this does and does not do
Tor and I2P hide where you read, not whether what you read is true. Reaching a node does
not make its data trustworthy — cross-checking answers across independent nodes is the reader's
job. This release is RPC-only (no witness / block production).Links
- Repository: https://git.agorise.net/agorise/hidden-rpc
- License: AGPL-3.0-or-later
Downloads
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Source code (ZIP)
3 downloads
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Source code (TAR.GZ)
4 downloads
- Fixed the I2P address never appearing on some machines. The version of i2pd shipped by