Postman shows it is under heavy load sometimes. Are there other trackers? I only found … https://ngosang.github.io/trackerslist/

• updates trackerlist everyday, today:

http://opentracker.dg2.i2p/a
http://opentracker.eeptorrent.i2p/a
http://opentracker.r4sas.i2p/a
http://opentracker.simp.i2p/a
http://opentracker.skank.i2p/a
http://tracker.eeptorrent.i2p/a

i2p is the only tor for torrents I know of. a program i2psnark that comes with the java-version preinstalled specifically. You need to follow their setup instructions closely to get a functioning i2p you can interact with using a http-proxy setting in your web-browser.

I2P can only talk to other I2P users. There are far from enough users on it to reliably use it for P2P. There’s nothing inherently wrong with it, it just never reached critical mass. The set-up process is probably too complicated for most potential users.

• So the massive i2p problem is its unpopular.

This is a bit of the chicken and egg problem. Has anyone here experience using or seeding i2p torrents? I would be interested in for example seeding Linux iso. I set it up

My 2cents how to seed :

then you can use i2psnark/Create a torrent in the web interface, and type the file-name of the file you want to seed over i2psnark. on Linux for me its in in /var/lib/i2p/.i2p/i2psnark

But sharing over it is another matter; you need a tracker for that, like postman, or the other one I have not tested yet.

okay I will only torrent .txt ascii-encoded files then and open them in nano, this will make me totally secure.

… And open all other files I download in a sandboxed-environment

I think it is okay, when otherwise this would be just a bland text-only post, and the image is small/ not attention grabbing.

movies, music and pdfs/ebooks should be “okay” to pirate though, since they are more read than executable programs, right …