What does /g/ think of the GNUnet? Is it safer than private trackers?
If it had all the music, shows, movies, games etc. that your private tracker had, which would you rather use?
Private trackers:
>have to keep up a seed ratio or you're thrown out
>have to attach an account to your searches and requests
>have to trust that the private tracker's owner won't leak your details anywhere
>uploading must be approved
GNUnet:
>no seeding requirement
>no account needed
>no trusted 3rd parties needed
>no way to trace any traffic back to you, unless you set anonymity to 0
>even just searching for content can be done via GNUnet's anonymous protocol
>anyone can publish anything
>no way for publishers to know who's downloading
>no way for downloaders to know who's publishing (except via optional namespaces)
Seems like a clear winner to me.
>>51378036
/thread
Huh that's interesting, never heard of it before.
Is there any Windows binaries available?
>>51377623
Is there anything worth getting GNUnet for at the moment? Is it like another I2P or Freenet? I haven't heard of it before either
>>51378131
>GNUnet
>Windows Binaries
>>51378124
https://gnunet.org/build-instructions-microsoft-windows-platforms
>>51378124
If I knew how to compile for Windows, I'd see about compiling for some of the Windows folks on here. The only downloads I see on DDG for Windows are the outdated 0.8 version, which is not compatible.
>>51378131
At the moment, it's more just a working framework with hardly anything on it. I might publish some of the stuff I get from IPT onto it, just to populate it with some stuff.
>gnunet
>that UI
>>51378193
Yes, the giant icon GUI is literally garbage, but you can run each tab individually (gnunet-fs-gtk, etc.) or just use the CLI like you should be anyway desu
>>51378193
Oh god, what
>>51378183
Well on the downloads page there's a Java version, so you could theoretically run that on Windows. I'm not letting Java anywhere near my PC though.
>>51378193
>Freetards attempting Metro
>>51378193
>>51378225
>>51378230
>>51378240
The icons are by far the worst thing about the GUI
The filesharing tab works decently, as does$ gnunet-search keyword
in any terminal, though there's not a whole lot on it at the moment, and it takes some time to find peers
As always you should read the manual first:
https://gnunet.org/user-handbook
>>51378193
goddamn that is ugly as fuck. This is why I love using macs, they don't employ autistic people who write shit software.
Re: all
Remember to start gnunet first with gnunet-arm -s or it won't work
Alright, let's start using it then.
>>51378375
https://gnunet.org/how-start-and-stop-gnunet-peer for more info
>>51378375
Nice. Now how download stuff
>>51378449
Triangle tab
Do a search for keywords
There's a complete copy of the GPL currently available (the only thing I've managed to actually find from a peer which I don't control) and I'm also sharing Big Buck Bunny as a test (either "big," "buck" or "bunny" should work as keywords, and a few others)
It should take a minute or two to find, depending on how much traffic passes through your node
Does GNUnet actually have content?
Torrents are getting sketchier by the day lately, and I want a new place to get decent movies, TV, and music rips.
>>51378563
Leave it to some shitter to want to shit it up with his pleb media.
>>51378563
Right now, no.
I'll be contributing what I have shortly, and it's not hard to publish stuff, so perhaps /g/ can start making GNUnet useful with all the chinese cartoons which can be shared risk-free
>>51378605
>pleb media
You don't know what kind of media I want, nerd.
>>51378508
Does my peer need to be connected? Sorry if that's a stupid question, I'm new to this.
I ask because it's been a while now after I searched "big", still nothing is coming up. I'm clearly connected to a bunch of peers, because of this >>51378449 screenshot
>>51378626
Have you started your peer & the filesharing service as detailed in https://gnunet.org/how-start-and-stop-gnunet-peer ? If you don't have any search results cached, you'll need to be connected to search, or I could just post the URI of the file
>>51378669
What got you so triggered?
>>51378665
Yep, I didn't change the config though, just copied it straight from /etc/gnunetd.conf and put it in .config/gnunetd.conf
I didn't change the filename, maybe I need to rename it gnunet.conf instead? And maybe I need to change something in the config?
>>51378739
Nevermind, it's connected now. Not quite sure why it's working this time, but I'm not gonna complain
>>51378623
>>51378687
Samefag
>>51378766
Something about people using filesharing software to share files that you don't like clearly bothered you.
http://www.grothoff.org/christian/teaching/2013/2194/tutorial.pdf
Some people might want to look at this tutorial.
>>51378605
>>51378669
>>51378766
Samefag.
>>51378775
It might take a while to find the file, since it has to jump around a lot of peers until it hits a match, then has to hop along back to tell you about it
Not only that, but if you have an anonymity level of 1 (default) then your peer won't send the search until you have received and routed as much traffic as you plan on creating. This way, your peer doesn't look like the one originating the query, and it looks like you could be routing it for someone else
>>51378850
Nobody asked for a nuYIFY. Next time you don't want to derail a thread, don't shit fling.
Now you've got people shitposting.
gonna try this now
>>51378852
How long is a while? A couple minutes or more in the half an hour - hour range? It's been about 7 minutes and still nothing.
>>51378508
>>51378665
Samefag.
>>51378874
All me.
arch version doesnt have retarted gui, looks nice actually
>>51378886
Did you start your peer, as in >>51378665 ? It doesn't start automatically, and since searching GNUnet uses GNUnet, it needs to be running
>>51378925
Have a screenshot?
>>51378925
>arch version doesnt have retarted gui, looks nice actually
See:
>>51378193
That's using Arch.
>>51378310
lolwut. this doesn't resemble Metro in the slightest way. You know you don't have to make a Windows reference in EVERY post, k?
>>51378850
Haha, yah! F*CK yiffy amirite? GlaD THEY DEAD.....
I only want not pleb high qualty ripping BDS right guys? us techies amirigte?
>>51378925
>using arch
fuck off with your archie hacker tech man may may juice
>>51378963
Plus all those leling at yify's death secretly downloaded that stuff all the time because of their data caps.
see, on ARCH
>>51378995
I know right? Fucking plebians. I'm so glad I'm not a plebian fuck, and don't partake in Jewish media.
Music is an annoying sonic disruption and movies/tv are tripe at best.
I will make sure GNUnet is kept clean of plebian consumer media, t'would be the death of it.
>>51379006
Looking good, actually.
>>51379006
Do gnunet-gtk instead of gnunet-fs-gtk and you'll get the nightmarish tabs
>>51379051
oh god....
i see no reason to complain though, you have two options but you choose the ugly one
>$ gnunet-search -t "600 s" anime
>$
>>51379172
We already told your Plebeian kind off. Honestly, fuck off your kind isn't welcome on GNUnet. Hopefully there will be efforts to delete your shit.
HOYL FUCK THIS AMAZING, is there docks on the backend and being dmca'ed? i really would like to use this
http://pastebin.com/B9DFhT7P
just a test
>>51379209
There's no way for anything to get DMCA'd; one of GNUnet's goals is censorship-resistant filesharing
>>51379196
>thinking anything can be deleted from a fully distributed meshnet
>>51379285
i see a box for direct uri download. my only problem at this point is keeping the links legit. do we have search engines like tpb yet? i know that goes against the point but it seems like a good idea maybe
Not getting any peers. Do I need to forward any ports?
What was in the file posted here yesterday. Wasn't able to get it.
>>51379319
There are namespaces within GNUnet for verified stuff, but I haven't figured out quite how they work. The documentation seems a bit outdated, but basically iiuc namespaces contain files that have been published by a known peer, in case keyword searches get spammed with nonsense.
Since anyone can create namespaces and they are completely optional, this doesn't affect the distributed nature of GNUnet. You just need to trust the namespace to publish what the keywords suggest, which can be verified by other anons.
Of course I could be wrong about this, I've only just played with namespaces last night, so maybe asking #gnunet on Freenode might give better answers.
>>51379356
I didn't need to forward anything, see >>51378665
>>51379386
Which one?
>>51379228
I haven't hit anything yet, keywords?
>>51379455
I actually cut off the connection.
New one:
http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=ezsLiEy1
It's in the German and USA peer, run: gnunet-peerinfo-gtk
>>51377623
>What does /g/ think of the GNUnet?
It's fucking shit. No, really. It's fucking shit. Try to install it, just fucking try it. Good luck installing and configuring it on a headless system, the only way to get the gnunet-setup utility is to install the graphical tool, and there's no fucking documentation on the config file besides
>hurr durr use ganoonet-setup and modify that file
Figuring out how to check to see if the fucker is working is a pain in the ass, and good luck using gnunet-download to get something, it just sits there without outputting fucking anything (even with verbose) if it can't find peers for the file. It will be at least 10 decades before it's even remotely usable if hurrd's development is anything to go by.
>>51379571
I'm running it off my server now, it's just werking for me
Try using https://gnunet.org/configuring-your-peer for documentation
>>51379509
I got a hit, 23% now
>>51378036
>GNUnet
are you shilling for free soft ware?
>>51379813
>facts are shilling now
>>51379847
why are you so obsessed with freedom?
>>51379847
just install windows 10 already!
>you are just making yourself looking suspicious
>>51379863
>seriously asking this
>>51379772
nice, post the picture of it when you're done
>>51379391
ok thanks, im just happy i found this project
>>51379228
>>51379509
>>51379895
Getting closer, 77% now
>tfw peer disconnected
i will surely stop using private trackers to use this mediocre garbage no one has heard of with zero content
Hey /g/ can someone hook me up with the Ahmed Mohammed laughing tom cruise meme
Thanks family.
>>51379934
>no one's heard of it
>this is somehow a bad thing
>>51379946
>implying the retards that made Bash are able to make a secure tor-clone
>>51379995
>tor-clone
Not even close to for, try reading
>>51379995
>retards
retard is offensive
>>51379919
Seems to have stuck on 92%
>>51380042
guess the best I can say is wait
>>51380042
Never mind, gnunet-arm -r restarted it without interrupting the download, going again
is this usable for piracy?
>>51380083
>can this anonymous filesharing system be used for piracy
Gee
>>51378812
>>51378889
it's not samefagging if you don't pretend to be different people, dickface
>>51380104
is it acceptable for me to start dumping my media into it?
>>51379228
And it's done, sorry it was done a few minutes ago but I had to transfer it to my phone because someone got my WiFi banned
>>51380142
I don't see why not
>>51380181
ok, time to start packaging
Well, lets say that my server has 9TB of movies on it at the moment, could I easily set up GNUnet on my existing debian installation just to help populate?
I'd probably have to limit the traffic just so that my hard drives weren't destroyed but it'd still be nice yeah?
>>51380207
>my savior
i would love that, ive shied away from torrents and would love to see gnunet sprout
yeah it seems sorta easy to setup, some configs though but theres a doc
>>51380207
If you know how to compile from source you should be able to get it working, though last time I tried on Debian it didn't just werk, but you might be smarter than me. I just installed Parabola and pacman -S gnunet
Don't use the one in Debian's repos, since it's 0.8 still I think
>>51380142
No, please don't fill up GNUnet with your pleb media.
>>51380170
well it looks like it's working, it's the exact picture I uploaded
>someone got my WiFi banned
how
Beside though, since there is jack amount of content in gnunet, it may looks useless, but I think we could try to start a weekly/daily thread about gnunet and have a nice setup guide for it.
>>51380273
lets do this
i would gladly help, just make sure the title is clickbait but not too clickbait
>>51380259
>>51380263
Alright, well I'll set it up and provided that it allows some kind of queueing (because it's public I can't have 7000 curries DLing the same file at the same time and not 'seeding' or whatever it's called on GNUnet)
I'll let it run for a couple weeks maybe to test it out
>>51380306
And of course it needs to have an anime image
>>51377623
Didn't limewire run on gnunet? Or was it freenet?
Would it be completely impossible to blacklist peers?
ie. India, Romania, Brazil, Afghanistan.etc
>>51380342
>>51380319
and remember to link it in /t/ too
>>51380342
>limewire
Gnutella
>>51380366
Right.
Same shit am i rite senpai?
>>51380273
We need a gnunet imageboard for one. That should be possible, right?
>>51380316
You can increase your anonymity level above 1, and that will wait until you get more traffic being routed on your peer than what you'd send before replying to download requests.
>>51380346
Completely, considering no peer is supposed to know who's really looking for a file.
>>51380402
we need to get famous quick then.
in all honesty i would love to see this shine, have regular bluray, flac, animooo rips put into the network. that would be amazing
>>51380316
You can set max up/download, but I've only found out how to do that via gnunet-setup, which requires gnunet-gtk
>>51380207
Sorry guys but until you can block Brazil, Egypt, Hungary, India, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Pakistan, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Turkey, Thailand, UAE and Vietnam,
GNUnet will never be a thing.
>>51380502
u wot m8
How is this "Anonymous"? Judging by the screenshots here it looks like people's IPs are put into plain view...
>>51380502
>until you can censor people this censorship-resistant network will never be a thing
>>51380533
It's the IP of people you're directly connected to. It doesn't tell you on whose behalf they're asking for content.
>>51380533
nothing says you cant pipe it through a vpn or tor
>>51380533
It's never known the peer who sent the packet to you is the one who originated the packet or if they're just routing it for another peer. Traffic between peers is obviously encrypted as well.
>>51380422
>make gnunet IB
>make gnunet reddit clone (e.g. voat, which is open-source)
>make eztv gnunet clone
>adapt butterproject to use that eztv gnunet clone
>???
>FAMOUS
And that would be how the gnunet can be guaranteed to live forever.
>>51380535
>>51380532
I understand that my statement directly conflicts with the goals of the project but I stand by it. Sadly, I mean it. Because you can't blacklist those countries it wont work.
>>51380589
actually wow. get a popcorn time clone on the phone. throw those silly torrent boxes out and grab up gnunet. seriously why not make a popcorn time clone with gnunet
>>51380590
You can blacklist peers that your peer is directly connected to, but they could just route through another peer of yours.
You could try only whitelisting peers that also blacklist peers from undesirable regions, but if there's one peer who doesn't, they could slip into your network.
>>51380617
Butter project is out there, and the popcorntime codebase should also be possible to dig up. Simply serving an eztvapi via gnunet and starting a proxy on localhost that points to it should do the trick. Don't know about phones though.
>>51380402
>>51380422
>>51380589
>>51380617
It seems like the biggest obstacle to these on GNUnet so far would be performance. It currently takes well over 10 minutes to download an 800kb anime screenshot, and that was even without the time it took to search for it
>>51380590
How does that even make sense anyway?
>>51380733
what did you search? im having trouble finding anything
>>51380733
so this anon
>>51380207
couldn't really help us?
i2p and gnunet are pretty good for torrenting
I would use i2p simply because there's more bandwidth
>>51380733
Yeah, but that will improve with the amount of users. You can just serve the magnet links via gnunet and have a gnunet tracker to reduce the load early on. Having a reddit and an IB would also provide an initial boost to the userbase. Afterward, it should be reasonable to start video sharing.
>Install gnunet to server
>No config file made
>Handbooks says the template is apparently at "GNUNET_PREFIX/share/gnunet/config.d/", GNUNET_PREFIX variable does not exist
>/usr/share/gnunet/config.d/ does not exist either
Fuck it, I guess they don't want my FLACs
>>51380765
They don't work in the same way, though.
>>51380767
can we please do this then? i can start spreading the word but i would love to see this hit mainstream
>>51380738
He makes sense.
98% of peers from those countries are abusive. GNUnet already has performance obstacleswithout introducing thepiratebay problem where you have 10,000 leechers for every seed.
>>51380746
I actually just downloaded from >>51379509 who posted the URI in a pastebin, cutting out the search time entirely
>>51380751
He could, but if he's >>51380502 as well then he gave up
I've got a bit of stuff I could share, though nowhere near 9TB atm
>>51380777
Are you doing the multi-user setup or the single-user?
>>51380812
Single user, probably. I just installed whatever version came in my distro (OpenSUSE)'s repos.
>>51380200
You're the cancer that will kill this project
>>51380790
i downloaded it in thirty seconds, not too bad
>>51380777
lucky trips, don't give up
>>51380854
explain then, i meant putting together folders todo this for music
>>51380273
>>51380306
>>51380319
Let's make GNU/net the strongest!
>>51380846
Have you tried just running gnunet-arm -s?
my only problem right now is that it freezes when i goto publish something
>>51380927
GUI or CLI? I just tend to avoid the GUI, it seems rather buggy
>>51380940
how do you load the cli version then? pls do share
question, does gnunet include peer seeding and how does it work?
>>51380952
gnunet-publish [-k keywords] file.PNG
man gnunet-publish for more
>>51378334
>implying autists don't actually write awesome software
Emacs, anyone?
Anyone have any luck searching something?
>>51380978
Emacs is garbage, unlike vim.
>>51380589
>>make gnunet reddit clone (e.g. voat, which is open-source)
m8 reddit is opensource (and written in python, unlike voat's c#)
>>51380974
I think parts of files get cached along the way back, but I'm not so sure
>>everyone
The official gnunet irc is #gnunet on Freenode, they will probably know more than random /g/entooman
>>51380978
emacs is the systemd of text editors
>>51380976
This is what I get:
>Error publishing: Insufficient space for publishing: Failed to receive status response from database..
>>51381011
Oh, right. Even better.
>>51378623
you said movies, TV, and music, which are all deprecated forms of entertainment
what does searching 4chan show? just testing my connection
>>51379172
How do you add things to GNUnet, and can someone get caught hosting/seeding something over GNUnet (like is possible with BitTorrent)?
>>51381076
Simple as gnunet-publish filename.mkv, except when there's errors such as in >>51381022
>>51381022
Try gnunet-arm -r before publishing again
Just found a thesis about building a pseudonymous social messaging service on top of gnunet: https://gnunet.org/design-social-messaging-system
>>51381076
Considering everything is encrypted between peers, and no peer knows for sure if each other is the originator or not, it's only possible if you publish at 0 anonymity
>>51381099
Interesting, I did that and it spit out a ton of these errors:
>Nov 16 09:49:20-818856 datastore-api-20261 WARNING Failed to receive response from database.
Is that normal?
>>51381134
Sweet. I think I'll throw some anime up or something
>>51380790
Anyone else try downloading this? It's taking me a long time, it's been at least 15 minutes, for an apparently 800kb file, and I'm only at 61 percent.
>>51381150
Before or after trying publishing again?
Every time I start or restart gnunet-arm I get warningspam like that, and it doesn't seem to be hindering me at all, so I'd ignore it or only re/start it in a screen session for monitoring purposes
>>51381187
same file, downloaded in less than 10 secs
>>51381193
Did you change any settings? Maybe I'm missing something.
how many peers average should I see? ive only got 2-3 connected
>>51381214
If it gets stuck, try gnunet-arm -r in another terminal
That won't disrupt the download but it seems to fix stuck downloads
>>51380266
How would this have any negative consequences? it's peer to peer
It didn't seem to work, it jumped to 88 then slowed down again
Also it's outputting this error[~]$ Nov 16 20:55:01-250611 transport-udp-19975 WARNING UDP could not transmit IPv6 message! Please check your network configuration and disable IPv6 if your connection does not have a global IPv6 address
Nov 16 20:55:03-026577 transport-udp-19975 WARNING Message `UDP could not transmit IPv6 message! Please check your network configuration and disable IPv6 if your connection does not have a global IPv6 address' repeated 39 times in the last 1775 ms
Nov 16 20:55:03-026577 transport-19975 ERROR Trying to transmit ACK to peer `84.145.113.228:2086' but not session found!
Nov 16 20:55:54-181388 transport-udp-19975 WARNING UDP could not transmit IPv6 message! Please check your network configuration and disable IPv6 if your connection does not have a global IPv6 address
>>51378334
>ugly as fuck
>shit software
>implying these are connected in any way
>>51381292
Do as it says and try disabling ipv6.
>>51381292
It seems to output things like that to the terminal that started/restarted gnunet-arm
You can just exit and start a new terminal, most of those are either warnings or errors you might not be able to do anything about anyway
>>51380207
pls do it
>>51378449
I've never used it and I'm not good with torrents and file-sharing ins and outs.
But how do I know the content from an anonymous source is legitimate?
How hard/trivial is it to upload my stuff like my music rips, vidya, and anime?
>>51381382
hash
>>51379228
How do you know what kind of file you're downloading with a gnunet URI?
can i use gnunet as a vpn
>>51381382
You don't, unless you can gleam from the URI something odd (i.e. the final part of a URI is the size, so something claiming to be a movie won't end in .520 for example)
>>51381426
When you find it from a search, it recommends a filename e.g. -o "Lucky Star Episode 1.mkv"
>>51377623
search for One Punch Man, I uploaded the first episode.
>>51381458
Well, "published" anyways.
cant upload a 31kb pic, wat do?
>>51380854
>please stop using this filesharing system to share files
y tho?
>>51381458
Searching tends to take a while, but I'll let you know when I've found it
Right as I typed that, I got a hit
>>51381508
Don't reply to tripfags. Hide tripfag posts. Report tripfag posts.
>>51381520
Good advice.
>>51381488
Turn on your node. Can you download at least? If not, just run:
gnunet-arm -s
and start up gnunet-fs-gtk in another terminal
>All this talk of piracy.
I welcome it.
It should be referred to as "lending to your neighbor" imho.
>>51380207
It's easy as shit once you have your node setup. You can just add a folder. But as others have said, there aren't enough users for it to be useful unless you, and probably whoever the traffic goes through, has really good upload.
>>51381584
we have to spread the word then
>>51381596
before we shouldl make a newb guide of some sort of infographic
>>51381458
>>51381515
Still at 0% but that might be rounding down
>>51381749
We need a /g/ GNS zone to get better URLs than that.
gnunet-download -o "King of the Hill Season 1.gnd" -R gnunet://fs/chk/HDOBS6637LC5EQK7P6AF2C61IUJQBQVQCDEFC249E3U7CP57AH63FBGOICBQ7HUJ384S617IIP708FJM04PGLHL8KVI9RJ2AGNT5A48.UMC3PTL1AR8M3BDOT685MFLQEK9LH27MCR1L5KQ1HGNK850Q2IV8BL8O117FLR3SC7PM8S7RELB6T02FUA1K9OMMCFIOHF3TI2HQRV8.5491
Testing directory sharing
after installing from the ubuntu repositories, where's the default config file? If I just make a ~/.gnunet/gnunet.conf, will it automatically read from there or do I have to pass the locatin of that config every time i run gnunet-arm?
>>51381584
It's on a gigabit switch in AM1 with virtually unlimited traffic but as I mentioned earlier I can't do it because
>>51380502
>>51380590
>>51381777
you could just use it to share files with people you trust, ya know
>>51381797
Interesting, I'll install it and have a look.
>>51381775
If you run it, I think it creates a default config if it doesn't find it where it expects
>>51378449
I must be misunderstanding something
OP and first post brag about anonymity but you can clearly see a list of peers here
>>51381458
It's moving, 3.9 MB so far
>>51381772
I'm not haivng any luck downloading anything now. I got the Ghost in the Shell pic posted earlier, that took around 20 minutes to download, but now I'm trying to download an 8kb test.txt file, that won't get past zero, neither will your king of the hill file.
Maybe it's a problem on my end, I can only get torrents working half the time anyway
>>51381845
Those peers are just routing other peer's requests. They could be the originators of the requests, but there's no way to know which one did it.
>>51378280
And, enlighten us, would you not allow java anywhere near a pc?
>>51381890
not him but please lurk more.
>>51381901
I'm also very interested in hearing this.
>>51381890
>>51381911
Java is the second most exploited platform on Windows, how do you not know this?
>>51381928
[citation needed]
>>51381864
If something seems stuck, try running gnunet-arm -r in a separate terminal
>>51381949
Literally first and second results on google you fucking weirdo.
http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/07/two-new-flash-exploits-surface-from-hacking-team-combine-with-java-0-day/
http://www.zdnet.com/article/java-reader-and-flash-are-most-exploited-windows-programs/
i've been messing around with configuration stuff, and I cant remember if i have a peer running or not. When I run gnunet-arm -r or gnunet-arm -e, it just hangs forever. Any hints? Is it safe to just sudo pkill gnunet-arm?
>>51381949
not him/her but just skip read the descriptions
https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-93/product_id-19117/Oracle-JRE.html
also this error is due to javas nature in handling libraries, nothing much anyone can do about it:
http://foxglovesecurity.com/2015/11/06/what-do-weblogic-websphere-jboss-jenkins-opennms-and-your-application-have-in-common-this-vulnerability/
>>51381973
No luck, guess I wasn't destined for GNUnet :'(
>>51382046
Run$ gnunet-peerinfo | less
Are you connected to any peers?
i still dont understand how seeding works. the gui for this app isnt great
>>51381458
13% now, should be done in a few hours
>>51382092
same, mines speeding up
>>51382071
Looks like it, there's a bunch with no info, and then another bunch with expiry dates and addresses
if this grows i would like to see a piratebayclone for the magnet/uri links
>thestallmanbay
>>51382124
Should be really easy: download the piratebay site, then publish it. It's already designed to be easy to download and rehost.
>>51382136
This
Why don't we host the libgen database on there?
>>51382136
is the source code available? besides theopenbay code? i would like this but dont have anywhere to host it
>>51382102
>>51382092
>>51381709
>>51381515
Guess I'm leaving my computer on tonight.
Question, once I go offline (and other people have finished some downloads), can the files I published still be searched and downloaded (seeded from you guys)?
>>51382155
exactly. we need to save that too
>>51382155
Only if we can add to it. The mirrors of libgen are decent enough IMO, but read-only sucks.
>>51382169
I think it might get cached even by some peers just routing the traffic, let alone the ones who downloaded it
I'm not 100% on that, but I'll republish once it completes, just in case
>>51379386
Are you talking about http://pastebin.com/VFnJuKjT? It's not really even worth downloading
Isn't GNUnet too slow to be a real alternative for private trackers?
Last I checked it'd take like a week to download one movie.
>>51382706
The movie probably only had one seeder
Uploaded a file search for "/g/". We could make our own private tracker using key words.
>>51382706
Can't argue with free and anti 3l letter agency can you
I never use private trackers
>>51381458
Over 50% now
>>51382706
It will get faster with more users, and if we get indexes and communities for specific types of files.
>>51382757
>Uploaded a file search for "/g/". We could make our own private tracker using key words.
How does this work/how do we use it?
>>51382874$ gnunet-search "/g/"
I don't know if the quotes are needed but they didn't hurt
When you get a result just copy and paste the entire command it gives
>>51382874
Oh derp, I thought you meant you uploaded some index of searches or something holy shit I'm retarded.
I'm not finding SHIT, pls help. The user is in gnunet and gnunetdns group, gnunet was started as the user with gnunet-arm -s and then gnunet-arm -r was run as the user in another tab. To search, I use in yet another tab gnunet-search "term". I get no feedback.
has anyone had success with the ubuntu gnunet package? I can't get things to work out
>>51382929
After running gnunet-arm you can close the tabs they're in
For searching it doesn't provide feedback until it finds something, which can take a while depending on what you search for, what route it takes, etc.
>>51382942
Sorry, I'm using the Parabola package so I can't really help there
Is there a version of gnunet like the arch one of other platforms?
>>51379006
>>51382837
Are you in Europe or Canada? It looks like canada friend downloading from me was having connection issues.
>>51382994
Neither, whichever peer you were looking at was probably just routing for me/someone else
>>51383008
Ah, that makes sense actually.
>>51382757
>mp3
>>51383062
>Wanting to download flac on this shit as of right now
>>51383080
Good point desu
>>51382961
Is there a way to check whether my setup is actually correct? I see I have 9 peers connected but I get no feedback from search or from the test koth download link.
>>51382942
Same here, couldn't figure out what's wrong with it. For some reason I always got access not permitted errors for /var/lib/gnunet, even though the deamon was running as gnunet user and the user had all the rights for it. Then I tried to give myself rights for it and it still failed. I also restarted the service multiple times, but it didn't help.
Now I installed the latest version through the Guix packagemanger and that works out of the box.
>>51383104
i'd sure as hell hope so
>>51383098$ gnunet-arm -I
If you don't see fs in there, then run:$ gnunet-arm -i fs
Or use gnunet-setup and turn filesharing on as a default service, then run:$ gnunet-arm -r
>>51383134
fs is there, (un)fortunately.
I'll make the logo.
