I2P+ Installation (requires existing I2P/I2P+ installation)

Note: I2P+ is not compatible with the easy bundle installers - you will need to
uninstall the Easy bundle installer and move or delete your configuration
directory before installing I2P+. Do not attempt to install I2P+ on top of an
existing installation - uninstall first!

Assuming you have installed I2P from the Java installer (NOT the Easy bundle
installer, NOT from a repository or .deb/.rpm/.pkg file) updating to I2P+ is
straightforward.. just copy the i2pupdate.zip file to your I2P application
directory and restart the router.

Configuration directory:
  * Windows: %appdata%\i2p\
  * Apple: /Users/(user)/Library/Application Support/i2p
  * Linux: /home/(user)/.i2p/

Application directory:
  * Windows: Program Files\i2p\ or Program Files (x86)\i2p\
  * Apple: /Applications/i2p/
  * Linux: ~/i2p/

Once installed, to ensure the latest resources (css and image files) are
loaded, perform a hard refresh in the browser where I2P and webapps are
active with: Ctrl + Shift + R

To enable updates for I2P+, visit the update page at: http://127.0.0.1:7657/configupdate
and enable unsigned development updates. The default update address will inform you of
release updates, or for development updates (aka rolling release), replace the address
with http://skank.i2p/dev/i2pupdate.zip

Note: I2P+ updates will be indicated as I2P+ on sidebar notifications with a datestamp;
vanilla I2P updates will indicate a version string instead.. if you don't wish to update
to vanilla I2P from I2P+, only update with I2P+ indicated updates.

To enable the advanced view in the console, add the line: routerconsole.advanced=true
to your router.config file in your i2p data dir (usually %appdata%\i2p\ on Windows or
~/.i2p/ on Linux, BSD etc)

To revert to a vanilla I2P, download the i2pupdate.zip from:
https://geti2p.net/en/download and follow the process above.

To activate custom 403/404 error messages and custom directory listings on
your Jetty webserver (eepsite), see the README.txt file in the eepsite folder.
Without these files, 404 errors on your webserver will display a resource not
found error indicating that the 403/404 files themselves cannot be found.

More information: http://skank.i2p/ or https://i2pplus.github.io/

Source code is available from:
https://gitlab.com/i2pplus/I2P.Plus/ or http://git.skank.i2p/i2pplus/I2P.Plus