Hello, I am trying to just run gnunet for any existing application. I would like to run ant application because I need to ensure my configuration is already working.
Actually my peers are not connected. I did: sudo /opt/gnunet-bin/bin/gnunet-dht-put -c p1/peer1.conf -k 05CCD3X44KS03HSZKBG1CY8BA8P9YABEA2AFW3P34GKK35ZEHAJG -d VAL1 sudo /opt/gnunet-bin/bin/gnunet-dht-get -c p2/peer2.conf -k PDF2EXGEDB1QM5T1C45WA0A382X506C295GZ85EMD6H3T5DMC36G an I got no output. I think the network is not up. I also tried to test gnunet-messenger with sudo /opt/gnunet-bin/bin/gnunet-messenger -c p1/peer1.conf -e 05CCD3X44KS03HSZKBG1CY8BA8P9YABEA2AFW3P34GKK35ZEHAJG -r XXX On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 4:44 AM aaa aaa <hrekkgkrlre...@gmail.com> wrote: > also sudo /opt/gnunet-bin/bin/gnunet-core -s -c p1/peer1.conf ; does not > list the peer2. > > The command sudo /opt/gnunet-bin/bin/gnunet-hello --import-hello -c > p2/peer2.conf has already imported the hello and shown "HELLO imported.". > > > Is it a mistake or is it working fine. > > On Tue, Dec 17, 2024 at 10:25 PM aaa aaa <hrekkgkrlre...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Also it could be fine to document this issue in the official doc please. >> We could also set error when the required permission has not been reach as >> well yet. >> >> On Tue, Dec 17, 2024 at 10:21 PM aaa aaa <hrekkgkrlre...@gmail.com> >> wrote: >> >>> Hello, people! >>> >>> I fixed my issue. >>> >>> It did not sounds to be configuration related. Sounds more to be a >>> permission issue. When I do not have permission there is no error yet. >>> >>> To fix the issue, I did: >>> >>> echo "$(sudo /opt/gnunet-bin/bin/gnunet-hello --export-hello -c >>> peer1.conf)" | sudo /opt/gnunet-bin/bin/gnunet-hello --import-hello -c >>> peer2.conf ; >>> >>> Thanks very much for help and support for everyone including martin!! >>> >>>
