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[Help-gnunet] private gnunet networking


From: Krasko Oleksandr
Subject: [Help-gnunet] private gnunet networking
Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 13:57:37 +0300

Hi all!
Today I've tried to create private local gnunet network(see
https://gnunet.org/drupal/?q=node/171). First I've executeds
1)$ ./serve_hostlist.sh on localhost  **->
2)gnunetd -d on localhost
3)gnunetd -d on remotehost
**->with the following content in msys/mingw:
(but there is a problem??????)
=============================
#!/bin/sh
#
....without changes
#       nohup ./serve_hostlist.sh &
...without changes
if test -z "$GNUNETD_HOME"
then
 #GNUNETD_HOME=/var/lib/GNUnet
GNUNETD_HOME=D:/gnunet/home/.gnunetd/
fi
while true
do
 echo -n HTTP/1.0 200 OK > /tmp/gnunet-hostlist-$$
 echo -e "\r\n\r" >> /tmp/gnunet-hostlist-$$
 cat $GNUNETD_HOME/data/hosts/$NODE.{6,8,12,17,23,25} >> /tmp/gnunet-hostlist-$$
#????????????????????????????????????????
#nc -q 1 -l -p $PORT < /tmp/gnunet-hostlist-$$ > /dev/null
#?
#?option "-q" is absent in my netcat utility and in last release at

#?http://netcat.sourceforge.net/
#?I have netcat vesion of netcat is [v1.10 NT]
#?So I used the following modification of the command
#?
#???????????????????????????
  nc -nvv -w 1 -l -p $PORT < /tmp/gnunet-hostlist-$$ > /dev/null
#????????????????/
#?after that there are no warnings like
#?      "D:\Program Files\GNU\GNUnet\bin>gnunetd -d
#?      апр 12 09:40:44 WARNING: Announcing ourselves pointless: no other
peers are know
#?      n to us so far.
#?      апр 12 09:42:31 WARNING: Parsing hello from `http://myip' failed."
#?????????
... without changes
done
=============================
But when I'm starting gnunet on the other machine (for example, on
remote), the data/host directory is not updated (new URLs are not
inserted) and I get "WARNING: Announcing ourselves pointless: no other
peers are known to us so far." :(((.
Question!!!!!!! May I do like that? If so, how to fix update problem? Thanks.
I also  send your my gnunetd.conf (localhost and remotehost)

Attachment: gnunetd_confs.tgz
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