With some more looking around in the documentation, I realized I was missing a peer configuration. Configured one, and everything seems to be working as expected.
But, I still have a question (maybe I'll clear it up with more reading), what exactly are those peer configurations for in `$PREFIX/share/gnunet/config.d/*`, are they 'templates' for what to add in your own configuration of the peer? Like, adding functionality for messaging or filesharing and so on? Divya. Divya Ranjan <di...@subvertising.org> writes: > ALso, I tried to check the logs with `tail -f ~/.cache/gnunet/*` and it > provided the following output: > > ``` > ==> /home/divya//.cache/gnunet/gnunet-2023-12-09.log <== > 2023-12-10T01:49:25.725296+0000 fs-5942 ERROR Request 0x55885eb5adf0 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2023-12-10T01:50:25.728878+0000 fs-5942 ERROR Request 0x55885eb5adf0 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2023-12-10T01:51:25.732982+0000 fs-5942 ERROR Request 0x55885eb5adf0 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2023-12-10T01:52:25.738919+0000 fs-5942 ERROR Request 0x55885eb5adf0 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2023-12-10T01:53:25.742232+0000 fs-5942 ERROR Request 0x55885eb5adf0 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2023-12-10T01:54:25.745302+0000 fs-5942 ERROR Request 0x55885eb5adf0 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2023-12-10T01:55:25.748885+0000 fs-5942 ERROR Request 0x55885eb5adf0 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2023-12-10T01:56:25.752222+0000 fs-5942 ERROR Request 0x55885eb5adf0 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2023-12-10T01:57:25.755538+0000 fs-5942 ERROR Request 0x55885eb5adf0 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2023-12-10T01:58:25.758872+0000 fs-5942 ERROR Request 0x55885eb5adf0 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > > ==> /home/divya//.cache/gnunet/gnunet-2023-12-10.log <== > 2023-12-10T01:59:00.489024+0000 arm-5939 WARNING Service `identity' > terminated with status signal/1, > will restart in 1 ms > > ==> /home/divya//.cache/gnunet/gnunet-2024-02-01.log <== > 2024-02-01T05:50:39.544212+0000 fs-7528 ERROR Request 0x55845f5c0010 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2024-02-01T05:51:39.546193+0000 fs-7528 ERROR Request 0x55845f5c0010 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2024-02-01T05:52:39.550779+0000 fs-7528 ERROR Request 0x55845f5c0010 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2024-02-01T05:53:39.550986+0000 fs-7528 ERROR Request 0x55845f5c0010 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2024-02-01T05:54:39.552883+0000 fs-7528 ERROR Request 0x55845f5c0010 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2024-02-01T05:55:39.556204+0000 fs-7528 ERROR Request 0x55845f5c0010 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2024-02-01T05:56:39.559539+0000 fs-7528 ERROR Request 0x55845f5c0010 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2024-02-01T05:57:39.562861+0000 fs-7528 ERROR Request 0x55845f5c0010 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2024-02-01T05:58:39.563119+0000 fs-7528 ERROR Request 0x55845f5c0010 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2024-02-01T05:59:39.566219+0000 fs-7528 ERROR Request 0x55845f5c0010 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > 2024-02-01T06:00:39.569493+0000 fs-7528 ERROR Request 0x55845f5c0010 of type > 100 at head of datastore queue for more than 1 m > ``` > > Hopefully that helps with figuring out the issue. > > Divya Ranjan <di...@subvertising.org> writes: > >> Hello everyone! >> >> I have been recently trying to use the gnunet to see what the network >> looks like, but following the User Manual and the steps on the website, >> I am unable to proceed further. >> >> Firstly, I start with `gnunet-arm -s` and then check peers using >> `gnunet-peerinfo` and `gnunet-core`, both respond with nothing. >> >> How can I proceed further in using the gnunet? >> >> Divya.
