On 10/20/2012 05:14 PM, Ivan Shmakov wrote: > >> Also, is there be a way for the namespace's owner to search for the > >> data sent to him or her that way? > > > Well, again we'd need to define how this would happen (i. e. under > > which key the owner would need to search, what the format of the data > > is, etc.). > > That being said, I don't quite understand how do I search the > data stored under namespaces as currently implemented? I've > tried to publish some data with a command like: > > $ gnunet-publish -P 〈pseudonym〉 -t 〈name〉 …
Use gnunet-search gnunet://fs/sks/PHASH/<name> where PHASH is the hash of the public key of your pseudonym (gnunet-rsa can be used to display it). > but the following gnunet-search(1) invocation seems to only find > it below gnunet://fs/chk/. (The documentation seems a little > bit scarce, doesn't it? Or was I just looking at a wrong > place?) > > >> Or is there any other way to exchange messages between GNUnet users > >> (in a secure manner)? > > > The SecuShare people are working on that; GNUnet's mesh routing > > infrastructure will be the basis for that, so I'd say message > > exchange between users is work-in-progress ;-). > > Indeed, I feel their goals worth pursuing (and their ideas align > with my own), but I'm somewhat in doubt as to to what extent > they're going to re-use the existing GNUnet code base? I believe they are firmly committed to building it on top of the MESH API (GNUnet's multicast infrastructure). > Also, their mailing lists' [1, 2] archives are “for subscribers > only” (and, presumably, they won't want them replicated at > Gmane, either), which is a bit strange for a free software > project in general, and a project dedicated to building > (effectively) a data replication system in particular. > That's something Carlo should probably address... Happy hacking! Christian _______________________________________________ Help-gnunet mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnunet
