Hello,
I'm using GNUnet from git, at commit be928bb30 and I can't add PKEY
records using gnunet-namestore.
I created two egos and when I print them I get this:
$ gnunet-identity -d
cheeri - 000G004CFKEYWM8P73FHEQ9YHHY53BCTSV4V9P664VPT0MMY7N38QQXHRR - ECDSA
vanni - 000G001PQEQT32SMW5S17279816Z45J
Hello,
> What you should do -- if you want to have your "own" configuration (and
> use the libgnunetutil configuration parser) -- is to load your
> configuration using GNUNET_CONFIGURATION_create/load APIs providing your
> own application paths explicitly there. However, that configuration
> objec
Christian Grothoff writes:
> Ok, then I'm not sure how you expect this to work: if you do not give
> the code access to the configuration data (i.e. by telling it to load it
> from a different directory than where GNUnet was installed and also not
> providing the right configuration information i
Sorry for the late reply. I didn't see there was a reply to the report
(I'm not subscribed to this list... I check the archives from time to
time though.)
> This shouldn't be the case, as GNUnet picks up the (default) service
> contact information from a the share/gnunet/config.d/ directory.
>
>
The GNUNET_OS_ProjectData struct contains two fields, `config_file' and
`user_config_file'. By default they are set to "gnunet.conf" and
"~/.config/gnunet.conf".
When these fields are set to a different name, the application refuses
to start. It seems the problem is caused by the fact that the
a
I'm building an out-of-tree application which uses some system calls, so
I thought I'd use GNUNET_log_strerror when an error occurs (i.e. the
function returns -1.) However, when I try to compile the application,
the compiler fails saying that STRERROR (all caps) is undefined.
The problem is cause
The ARM service spams the log file with too many messages (to the point
of reaching more than 100MB of log messages in the worst case and using
a lot of CPU in the meanwhile), so I tried to disable logging
altogether.
To begin with, it doesn't compile: gnunet_common.h conditionally
declares `GNUNE
gnunet-bcd starts correctly (including initializing the http server),
but if I try to connect to localhost: with my web browser, the
browser doesn't display anything and gnunet-bcd prints
Closing connection (application reported error generating data)
and nothing else. The same happens if I
