Sometimes could happen, the only one (for now) hostlist server(act like a tracker in a bittorent net) go down and we --although have just installed gnunet, create conf file and open ports-- are not able to connect to other peers in gnunet because of a missed peerlist (peer bootstrap fail). That's valid only for our very first connection. In that case:
I get only myself in gnunet-peerinfo
$ gnunet-peerinfo
Peer `ABSCRTYUIQKMJHA9U4TRVQF2LPSA929P51S60HUP10GDE509KMC9SUSEEODJGJH3IV4963467LG0EDS5BQ3KA60NGBK1E0FGHTYU'
simone:2086
simone.homenet.telecomitalia.it:2086
simone:2086
and search not find the test file GPL
$ gnunet-search -t10 GPL
The only way to entry(bootstrap) in GN net is wait for the hostlist server go up or
we can request from a friend in GN his ~./gnunet/data/hosts/ directory
and copy it in ~./gnunet/data/hosts/ in our home dir.
Sometimes could happen, the only one (for now) hostlist server(act like a tracker in a bittorent net) go down and we --although have just installed gnunet, create conf file and open ports-- are not able to connect to other peers in gnunet because of a missed peerlist (peer bootstrap fail). That's valid only for our very first connection. In that case:
I get only myself in gnunet-peerinfo A9U4TRVQF2LPSA9 29P51S60HUP10GD E509KMC9SUSEEOD JGJH3IV4963467L G0EDS5BQ3KA60NG BK1E0FGHTYU' homenet. telecomitalia. it:2086
$ gnunet-peerinfo
Peer `ABSCRTYUIQKMJH
simone:2086
simone.
simone:2086
and search not find the test file GPL
$ gnunet-search -t10 GPL
The only way to entry(bootstrap) in GN net is wait for the hostlist server go up or data/hosts/ directory data/hosts/ in our home dir.
we can request from a friend in GN his ~./gnunet/
and copy it in ~./gnunet/
PS:
Chris how goes packaging process?