Your own relay

Run your own minip2p relay instead of the hosted relay.minip2p.com, and point minipaw at it with --relay or MINIPAW_RELAY.

By default minipaw meets through the hosted relay at relay.minip2p.com. To use your own, run minip2p-relay somewhere public, then point the listener at it:

minipaw --relay /dns/relay.example.com/udp/19876/quic-v1/p2p/12D3KooW…
# or: export MINIPAW_RELAY=…

The ticket embeds a non-default relay, so clients need no flag. Relays must be QUIC addresses.

Circuit limits

With the relay’s default limits a circuit carries only 128 KiB each way, which is fine when hole punching succeeds. For peers that can’t punch through, run the relay with:

minip2p-relay --max-circuit-bytes 0 --max-circuit-duration 0 --circuit-peer-rate off