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Works for i2psource_0.9.29

@shackra

I had the same error after upgrade to 0.9.39-1. The directory owner has been changed for some strange reason. My fix was just run

sudo chown -v -R i2p:i2p /opt/i2p

the service cannot be started:

mar 24 12:25:59 sanson-gnu systemd[1]: Starting Invisible Internet Project...
mar 24 12:25:59 sanson-gnu java-service-wrapper[9784]: FATAL  | wrapper  | Unable to open configuration file: /opt/i2p/wrapper.config (Permiso denega>
mar 24 12:25:59 sanson-gnu java-service-wrapper[9784]: FATAL  | wrapper  |   Current working directory: /usr/bin
mar 24 12:25:59 sanson-gnu java-service-wrapper[9784]: FATAL  | wrapper  |   The Wrapper will stop.
mar 24 12:25:59 sanson-gnu wrapper[9784]: Unable to write to the configured log file: /wrapper.log (Permiso denegado)
                                            Falling back to the default file in the current working directory: wrapper.log
mar 24 12:25:59 sanson-gnu wrapper[9784]: Unable to write to the default log file: wrapper.log (Permiso denegado)
                                            Disabling log file.
mar 24 12:25:59 sanson-gnu systemd[1]: i2prouter.service: Control process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE
mar 24 12:25:59 sanson-gnu systemd[1]: i2prouter.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.
mar 24 12:25:59 sanson-gnu systemd[1]: Failed to start Invisible Internet Project.

I was using a custom version of apache-ant and didnt see they change updated their package. Thanks, its good now.

==> Starting build()... Projects/i2p/PKGBUILD: line 44: /etc/profile.d/apache-ant.sh: No such file or directory

https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/any/ant/

I had to remove the line sourcing "/etc/profile.d/apache-ant.sh" to build it now, as the file doesn't exist (I guess it once provided by (apache) ant, but removed). Also, ant now apparently requires Java 8 at minimum, so you need that to compile this package.

You can surely comment it out if you wish. Haven't came across anyone using an ipv6-only system in the last 8 yrs of maintaining this, which is where the only issue with it should arise.

The default wrapper.config shipped with this package (and i2p-bin) completely and forcefully disables ipv6 for i2p.

The problematic lines are:

wrapper.java.additional.5=-Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true

wrapper.java.additional.6=-Djava.net.preferIPv6Addresses=false

Are these lines still necessary, as mentioned in the comment next to them?

Finding these two lines has the cause of non-functional ipv6 has taken several hours. i2p has supports ipv6 now so it shouldn't be disabled by default with absolutely no mention anywhere.

And yes, the configuration disables ipv6, it is not just "not preferred". Just look at this error generated by i2p with the lines in place: Unable to bind routerconsole to :: port 7657: java.io.IOException: IPv6 addresses unsupported

still broken, apache-ant-10 is also broken.

doesn't work on one of my Arch machines:

May 20 22:30:24 iss systemd[1]: Starting Invisible Internet Project...

May 20 22:30:25 iss systemd[1]: i2prouter.service: Can't open PID file /run/i2p/i2p.pid (yet?) after start: No such file or directory

May 20 22:30:29 iss systemd[1]: i2prouter.service: Supervising process 418 which is not our child. We'll most likely not notice when it exits.

May 20 22:30:29 iss kill[419]: kill: sending signal to 418 failed: No such process

May 20 22:30:29 iss systemd[1]: i2prouter.service: Control process exited, code=exited status=1

May 20 22:30:29 iss systemd[1]: i2prouter.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.

May 20 22:30:29 iss systemd[1]: Failed to start Invisible Internet Project.

Fixed:

# archlinux-java fix

doesn't compile with java10 because javah was deprecated. java 9 is max, maybe adjust the dependency?