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README.md
MuWire - Easy Anonymous File-Sharing
MuWire is an easy to use file-sharing program which offers anonymity using I2P technology. It works on any platform Java works on, including Windows,MacOS,Linux.
It is inspired by the LimeWire Gnutella client and developped by a former LimeWire developer.
The current stable release - 0.4.11 is avaiable for download at https://muwire.com. You can find technical documentation in the "doc" folder.
Building
You need JRE 8 or newer. After installing that and setting up the appropriate paths, just type
./gradlew clean assemble
If you want to run the unit tests, type
./gradlew clean build
Some of the UI tests will fail because they haven't been written yet :-/
If you want to build binary bundles for Windows and Mac that do not depend on Java or I2P, see the https://github.com/zlatinb/muwire-pkg project
Running
After you build the application, look inside gui/build/distributions. Untar/unzip one of the shadow files and then run the jar contained inside by typing java -jar MuWire-x.y.z.jar in a terminal or command prompt.
If you have an I2P router running on the same machine that is all you need to do. If you use a custom I2CP host and port, create a file i2p.properties and put i2cp.tcp.host=<host> and i2cp.tcp.port=<port> in there. On Windows that file should go into %HOME%\AppData\Roaming\MuWire, on Mac into $HOME/Library/Application Support/MuWire and on Linux $HOME/.MuWire
Default I2CP port: 7654
GPG Fingerprint
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You can find the full key at https://keybase.io/zlatinb