Re: [Help-gnunet] gnunetd does not work properly without -d option

[Christian Grothoff]

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How long did you wait? It first creates a 2048 bit RSA key (only on the first 
start), which can take a while. You can see additional messages with the 
option "-L DEBUG". And for multiple interfaces, the recommendation is to set 
INTERFACE to the external "Internet" interface, not to specify manually. 

Does the gnunet-stats request come from loopback and is that connection still 
listed as TRUSTED in the configuration? 

I suspect that you either did not wait long enough for gnunetd to start the 
first time OR that you misconfigured the network.

Christian

On Sunday 03 August 2003 09:03 am, root wrote:
> Gnunet version 0.5.4a, compiled from source.
>
> If to start gnunetd with -d it works ok. No mater from root or from other
> user with -u option.
>
> If to start without -d, daemon starts, but does not do anything.In log it
> writ es "gnunetd starting" and thats all. And rejects any connections.
> Gnunet-stats connections rejected, as request from unauthorized host.
>
> I have two eth interfaces, maybe it is somehow connected with this. As
> recomended in this case I set IP adr. directly in gnunet.conf, local host
> option and eth option disabled.

Where did you get that recommendation from?
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