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| author | title | date | updated | description | published |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ~jmjl | Yggdrasil | 2024-09-09T09:15:19+00:00 | 2024-09-09T18:03:02+00:00 | yggdrasil is a experimental compact routing scheme | true |
Yggdrasil
tilde.green operates a yggdrasil node, with the following details:
- (yggdrail) IPv6 Address: 21e:aabf:6a83:d711:db93:8d3d:6131:ba4
- Public Key: 00000002aa812af851dc48d8e5853d9de8b64120368df46be9de506fe669c889
The IPv6 address is pointed by ygg.tilde.green (AAAA record type)
You should be able to ssh to the server if you want to do connections via ssh. If you need to run some service over yggdrasil, and want to use ~green's ygg address instead of your own, contact jmjl.
To use your own unique yggdrasil address, or a new address, use yggstack and set the peers to the addresses shown below in the public node section, that way you aren't creating more peerings, and for it's lower maintenance overall, as you won't have to update the peers, as we will swap peers on our node when needed.
Public node
You should probably run peers_updater instead of adding this directly, if you're adding more than one node, as if you're on a home connection you might start routing traffic.
Note: The most up to date information can be retrieved by querying the nodeinfo for our node over yggdrasil.
Tilde.Green operates the following yggdrasil peering URIs:
- tls://yggpeer.tilde.green:59454
- tcp://yggpeer.tilde.green:53299
- quic://yggpeer.tilde.green:62265
Trying to bind to these ports, when the machine reboots but yggdrasil hasn't yet bound to them, may cause your program to at some point be manually killed by a sysop.