[Help-gnunet] Searches not working as expected

[Nathan Lutchansky]

I just got started with GNUnet.  I really like it, modulo the fact that 
it's still in its early stages.

It seems there's a bug in the boolean keyword searches, or I'm not using 
the gnunet-search command correctly.  If I insert a file with two 
keywords, like so:

  [~]$ gnunet-insert -f GNUnet-0.4.5.tar.bz2 "GNUnet 0.4.5" GNUnet source
  File GNUnet-0.4.5.tar.bz2 successfully indexed.
  [~]$

So the file should be indexed with two keywords: GNUnet and source.  I can 
search on either of those and find the file:

  [~]$ gnunet-search GNUnet
  AAF4A068FFCDFF3CE4CF34A38C610E679AA385F7 12085209 221990
  => GNUnet 0.4.5 <= (filename: GNUnet-0.4.5.tar.bz2, mimetype: unknown)
  gnunet-search interrupted
  gnunet-search shutdown complete
  [~]$ gnunet-search source
  AAF4A068FFCDFF3CE4CF34A38C610E679AA385F7 12085209 221990
  => GNUnet 0.4.5 <= (filename: GNUnet-0.4.5.tar.bz2, mimetype: unknown)
  gnunet-search interrupted
  gnunet-search shutdown complete
  [~]$

So far so good.  But if I try to search with a boolean expression, I get 
nothing.

  [~]$ gnunet-search GNUnet AND source
  gnunet-search interrupted
  gnunet-search shutdown complete

Am I misusing something?  -Nathan

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