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I2Phex testing binary release (build 0)
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I apologize for the massive delay. This really took a while.
I have reached a stage in I2Phex development where I am
confident enough in its behaviour to publish a binary release.

I still consider I2Phex experimental and likely to contain
serious bugs -- however, it should now be at least as safe
as the old I2Phex was (and hopefully a bit better).

Precautions
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The configuration directory of this I2Phex release
conflicts with the configuration directory of the old I2Phex.

To ensure a smooth install, I recommend moving the old
configuration directory entirely aside and letting the new I2Phex
create its own configuration directory from zero.
You can find the old directory at the following locations.

Linux:
/home/username/.i2phex

Windows:
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\I2Phex

After you move this directory elsewhere (keep it at first,
in case something goes wrong and you want to revert back),
your library of shared files will need to be redefined,
and hashing files will take some time.

Install procedure
==================

On Linux, please use the "i2phex_3.2.0.103.0.tgz" archive.
On Windows, please use the "i2phex_3.2.0.103.0.zip" archive.

The files are identical, but the .tgz file preserves file attributes
which means that Linux users won't need to "chmod" their runner script
to make it executable. On Windows, this is not needed.

* You can extract the archive anywhere in your filesystem.

* Your I2P router should be running, with its I2CP listener
available on its default port (7654) and eepproxy also
available on its default port (4444).

* On Windows, you can start I2Phex by double-clicking "run.bat".
* On Linux, you can start I2Phex by double-clicking "run.sh".

* If your system configuration has unforeseen differences
from what I've tested against, this may not work.
If runner scripts fail for you, please report
so I can improve them.

For the time being, you can find the files at:
http://complication.i2p/i2phex/3.2.0.103.0/

Others may be able to mirror them later on.
As usual, for those who can't check my GPG signature,
supplied below are the SHA1 hashes of the archives.
The third is a source tarball, which I haven't properly tested.
I recommend using the Phex SVN repository instead.

f9affad13ec721371c390d79957da89b9ec3e5a9 i2phex_3.2.0.103.0.tgz
e80e9520b29939a93edeacc879af717ad05daa83 i2phex_3.2.0.103.0.zip
9cde0929cf2a446d6d010749fafe41d6d0f340c1 i2phex_3.2.0.103.0_src.zip

I hope this works,
Complication.
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