Hi everyone! I got a bunch of questions about the subsystems mentioned above:
1. If TUNNEL_IPV? is set in [pt], how is the choice of gateway implemented? Is there a way to explicitely choose a specific exit peer? 2. How to implement access control for default-route exits and services? Other (IP-based) overlays allow using the usual netfilter and hosts_access mechanisms, while (obviously) this is not possible for gnunet-exit... So what if I want to offer a gateway to the ARPA internet or a specific local service only to my friends (and maybe or maybe not: their friends as well...) 3. I setup an EXIT service allowing to connect to IPv4 SSH service running on my local machine. It works fine to connect to it using gnunet-vpn -4 -s ssh -t -p ... However, when I use gnunet-vpn -6 -s ssh -t -p ... it returns an IPv6 address, however, no packets ever hit the gnunet-exit interface on the machine. Is that a bug or a feature? Maybe more will follow, here at battlemesh we started playing with GNUnet and folks are curious to see how it can be useful for their daily low-bandwidth remote-access and tunneling needs. Cheers Daniel _______________________________________________ GNUnet-developers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnunet-developers
