The ScotMesh node
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Outline — the shape of the page, not the page. Expand or replace freely.
What the ScotMesh node is, where it lives, what it runs and whose infrastructure it talks to. The front page of this book. The addresses themselves live on the homepage — link there rather than repeating them.
To cover
The node
- What the node does: transport, chat, pages, offline messages
- Where it is hosted (Dalgety Bay) and what it runs on
- Uptime expectations and who to tell when it breaks
Services and addresses
- Every destination hash, with what it is for and which clients reach it
- Which addresses are stable and which could change — the I2P key is random, so losing it means a permanently new address
Who we peer with
- Current peers and where they are:
rebelnet.uk,rns.cybercore.uk,rmap.world(France), and the Northern Ireland I2P node - Why peering costs the operator nothing — transport nodes relay ciphertext only
- How to peer with us, and that we would like more UK and Irish links