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[Help-gnunet] How to start and transportation test configuration
From: |
Griera |
Subject: |
[Help-gnunet] How to start and transportation test configuration |
Date: |
Wed, 26 Mar 2014 22:58:48 +0100 |
Hello,
I am on debian wheezy and new in the gnunet.
I use aMule, but now I would like to change to GNUnet. But I need some help
because I can not get it to work.
I have install gnunet and gnunet-gtk packages with the command:
$ sudo aptitude --with-recommends install gnunet gnunet-gtk
I added my user to the group gnunet gnunetdns
$ sudo adduser MYUSERNAME gnunet
$ sudo newgrp gnunet
$ sudo adduser MYUSERNAME gnunetdns
$ sudo newgrp gnunetdns
I open ports 1080 on my Comtrend Gigabit 802.11n router (NAT -- Virtual Servers
Setup):
Server Name: Gnunet
External Port Start: 1080
External Port End: 1080
Protocol: TCP/UDP
Internal Port Start: 1080
Internal Port End: 1080
Server IP Address: 192.168.1.20
and port 2086:
Server Name: Gnunet
External Port Start: 2086
External Port End: 2086
Protocol: TCP/UDP
Internal Port Start: 2086
Internal Port End: 2086
Server IP Address: 192.168.1.20
I run gnunet-setup:
$ kdesudo gnunet-setup
I check "Peer is behind NAT" and the "NAT ports have been opened manually". I
press the "Attempt automatic configuration" button in Network tab. But when I
click "Test configuration" in tab Transportation, appears a red cross (error).
I have read "Configuring NAT" in:
https://gnunet.org/configuration-nat
but I can't find the solution.
What am I doing wrong?
Thank's for your help
Griera