Continuing from >>51377623
Why aren't you using GNUnet, /g?/
From the last thread
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.
Hey /gnunet/ senpai don't mind me, I thought I'd come optimize your logos for you.
How easy would an OSX port be? Or a raspberry pi pirate box?? My uni has great speed :D
>>51384881
>OSX
Probably very easy.
>raspi
I don't have a raspi but couldn't you do this already with debian or whatever?
>>51384895
Well I'm thinking as a pass through behind a computer with some storage.
>>51384932
well yeah, linux is linux, just install it.
>>51384942
Do I need a lot of space to serve as a useful node? Or is the space just for content I want to provide?
>>51384976
>Or is the space just for content I want to provide?
this
>>51384662
The only problem is a complete and utter lack of content.
>>51384986
Everything starts somewhere. There was a /ptg/bro in the last thread with a massive movie collection but he said he couldn't help if there was no way to block abusive peers. I sort of agree desu senpai
>>51385009
Abusive peers get deranked by other peers directly connected to them if they don't provide good results when asked for them
I'm not sure how the algorithm works though
>>51385009
I've got about 260 GB of stuff I could put on it when I wake up tomorrow, it's not 9 TB but it's a start
>>51385343
d-did you just take a photo of your screen?
>>51385343
I won't be able to start downloading tonight but you could publish all of them with ease desu senpai
It would only start actually uploading them if someone finds it via search or by using whichever URI you share on here
>>51385367
Assuming he's using 4chan on his phone? Seems reasonable.
>>51385343
so you couldn't have just typed
scrot
joshua?
>>51385343
Never heard of new before, hmu senpai
>>51385343
>>51385309
It's my shitty download machine that is slow as fuck the only reason why I didn't take a screen shot
>>51385418
$ ls
Copy and paste into post
Better than a screenshot senpai
Bumping for interest
>>51385554
The best way to bump would be to contribute content and get the ball rolling. I'm working on my set up now.
>>51385581
I'm actually about to shut my phone off for the night, but I wanted one final bump before I did so
>>51385604
Sweet dreams anon.
>>51384878
>>51383553
I optimized this one as well for freedom and for stallman.
Godspeed family, I'll publish some movies on a Leaseweb server soon and you can test the perfomance ;)
>>51385673
annnnnnndddd I forgot the image like the retard I am.
>>51385680
Do >>51380880 next
>>51385789
coming right up
It also seem pretty slow in the default setup. You can bump it up by going to gnunet-setup (requires gnunet-gtk) and find where you can change the download upload speed.
>>51384582
>Why aren't you using GNUnet, /g?/
Because I have no freaking idea.
Linux threads come with their OP-pastas that instruct complete newfags with a bunch of links. Where's that for this?
>>51385789
I hope this is optimized enough for you senpai
>>51385960
We literally started talking about this yesterday. Have a read through the old thread senpai
>>51385962
>>51386041
>lossy
you tried.
>>51386041
bump
dont let this thread die
just did apt-get install gnunet-gtk on debian VM
should I mess around with the setup or does it work out of the box?
If the availability of a file is 0%, does that mean I can't download it?
![1447708439763[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/9riS6yY.png "1447708439763[1].png")
>freetard software
hahahahahawhahaha
look at that shit and laugh
whahaha
good fucking dammit.
you fucking neckbeards.
>>51388046
I haven't figured that bit out yet, but it might still be available for download, just not on your machine
>>51387979
Take a look at the manual first:
https://gnunet.org/configuring-your-peer
https://gnunet.org/how-start-and-stop-gnunet-peer
https://gnunet.org/user-handbook
>>51388197
>using the GUI at all
Just use the command line options, or if you must use the GUI start each window individually
>>51387566
I think most people who were interested went to bed last night, they might be back later if we keep the thread up
>>51388197
The gui is there to turn normies who use guis like you away desu senpai
>>51388664
i get errors when I do gnunet-arm -c ~/.config/gnunet.conf -s
>>51388711
Does the program terminate, and the errors/warnings are written after it does?
That's normal behaviour for me, you can just close the terminal and start a new one to continue
>>51388711
>>51388743
Bear in mind I just woke up, so give me a bit to give some useful advice or anything
Some starter documentation for running your own peer:
https://gnunet.org/configuring-your-peer
https://gnunet.org/how-start-and-stop-gnunet-peer
https://gnunet.org/user-handbook
Official IRC: #gnunet on irc.freenode.net
These should be useful until some anons from last night wake up again
>>51388743
>>51388756
>>51388809
ill try once again, if I cant i'll ask again and post what I get as errors
>>51388873
well it says im connectec and when I try to upload it the little arrow move upwards.
but I can't upload a 7kb txt file I even tried to search for the One Punch Man episode that was poster here last night by another anon but It didn't show anything.
perhaps it's because im on a VM?
>>51389227
It might be because of the VM
What does gnunet-peerinfo output?
gnunet-download -o "King of the Hill Season 1.gnd" -R gnunet://fs/chk/HDOBS6637LC5EQK7P6AF2C61IUJQBQVQCDEFC249E3U7CP57AH63FBGOICBQ7HUJ384S617IIP708FJM04PGLHL8KVI9RJ2AGNT5A48.UMC3PTL1AR8M3BDOT685MFLQEK9LH27MCR1L5KQ1HGNK850Q2IV8BL8O117FLR3SC7PM8S7RELB6T02FUA1K9OMMCFIOHF3TI2HQRV8.5491
Here's the first season of King of the Hill I published last night
Anyone else sharing anything?
Why the fuck is /g/ all of a sudden excited about this?
>>51389519
because someone found out about it, liked it and shared it on /g/ where other people liked it.
>>51389519
Fully distributed, fully anonymous
Plus it doesn't have a ton of content yet so there's the sense of "let's make this grow"
>>51389502
I have a np3 of Contact by daft punk. Will work in trying more stuff later
How are the Windows binaries, decent? Or should I just dust off my Linux server.
>>51389656
I'd dust off the GNU/Linux senpai
All the Windows binaries I could find are outdated by a few versions
>>51389533
>>51389603
This looks interesting. I'm currently running Freenet but this sounds better for torrents. I hope /g/ can really help revive this project.
I have a question though, would I be able to run GNUnet alongside Freenet? Would it mess up the IP protocols or anything like that?
Anyways, I'm going to sleep, will try get this running on Debian when I wake up in a few hours.
>>51389689
Maybe someone can make one and publish them on github or something.
>>51389689
Sounds good anon, I'll probably get to work on that over the weekend.
Would anybody be interested in some patrish-core anime?
>>51389712
Perhaps in a few hours I'll give compiling on my Windows box a shot
>>51389733
>>51389734
Keep us updated anon, keep posting more GNUnet threads as the old ones hit the bump limit. We could really get the ball rolling on this project.
I'm going to upload a cracked copies of Windows 8.
>>51389796
But why?
>>51389823
I don't know, isn't GNUnet an alternative to torrent trackers? What can I contribute then?
>>51389842
GNUnet is a p2p framework for a number of applications, the most commonly used one (probably) is filesharing
You can upload cracked Windows software to it, though most people looking for Windows stuff probably won't be looking on GNUnet
>>51389314
sorry, I had other stuff to do$ gnunet-peerinfo
Error in communication with PEERINFO service: Timeout transmitting iteration request to `PEERINFO' service.
>>51389967
Try$ gnunet-arm -I
Does it say the peerinfo or fs service is running?
>>51390006
looks like it is, maybe it's just slow as shit. but come its a 7kb .txt that im uploading kek$ gnunet-arm -I
Running services:
fs (gnunet-service-fs)
revocation (gnunet-service-revocation)
dht (gnunet-service-dht)
gns (gnunet-service-gns)
mesh (gnunet-service-mesh)
nse (gnunet-service-nse)
identity (gnunet-service-identity)
topology (gnunet-daemon-topology)
namestore (gnunet-service-namestore)
hostlist (gnunet-daemon-hostlist)
>>51390061
What does your ~/.config/gnunet.conf look like? Under [arm] I have:[arm]
DEFAULTSERVICES = topology dht nse mesh fs revocation hostlist pt
>>51390061
>>51390006
i got to leave, i'll try later on my laptop which isn't on a VM, thanks for trying to help anyway
Reminder to include "/g/" on your uploads so we know it's us.
>>51390101
Hope you can get it working senpai
>>51390112
Keywords only show up in searches iiuc
>still no anime besides that one screenshot
Baka desu senpai
Can someone explain what this is? I have maybe 500gb of anime / movies / ebooks sitting around on external hard drives. How can I contribute
>>51390205
Upload everything and give us links to it so we can help you seed.
I was just reading up on this a few months ago, I really like the idea of the project just haven't actually used it
Is there any feedback system (like a comment section or a report option) to make sure that the content isn't just malware
>>51390201
I'll probably put some anime up on the weekend. What do you want, kouhai?
>>51390235
There are namespaces to which only the peer which owns them can add files and directories
If you trust a namespace, you can get it from there, though I've only player around with namespaces a little bit
Otherwise, you could only download movies & music etc, and avoid filenames such as "Taylor.Swift.Sex.Tape.mp3.exe"
>>51390249
I've been meaning to look up that one anime from which the pizza botnet spam's image is, but I'm not sure which one that is
>>51390249
naruto
>>51390205
See >>51388809
After installing from you're local package manager ofc
>my published files and peer list
http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=m5mUz7sA
>>51390368
Aight I'll take a look. Thanks.
If I use this, will I no longer need a VPN to pirate securely?
>>51390546
Traffic is encrypted between peers such that only the two peers know what was sent.
Even then, just because you sent a search request to a peer doesn't mean that peer knows you're searching for it, since you could be routing it for someone else.
Even after all that, searches are hashed and results are encrypted.
So yes, VPN no longer needed.
In fact, there is a way to use GNUnet as your VPN (not recommended unless you use HTTPS or another encryption, since exit nodes can see your traffic.
So this is like an anonymous Kazaa?
>>51390689
Anonymous, distributed and freedoms-respecting
Seems really fucking clunky at the moment. I just did "apt-get install gnunet gnunet-gtk" and I can't figure out how to set it up or use it. The setup is poorly-documented and requires considerable technical knowledge.
Anyone have a guide for setting it up properly?
>>51390426
Thanks senpai, looking for the C book now
>>51390804
Read >>51388809 desu senpai
Old thread has a bunch of info too
>>51390804
Are you on ubuntu? Just do install gnunet, don't do the other one. After you've installed it just type gnunet into the terminal and it should bring up the UI.
>>51390804
true, i understand and respect the freedom shit, but make it so that normies can have a shot at trying it.
hope someone later makes some sort of guide, at least one that's better than the one on the site
>>51390858
This please make a guide focusing on how to install it on Debian or ubuntu.
>>51390848
Typing gnunet into terminal claims that the command is not found.
>>51390926
So what distro are you using? I'm trying to install GNUnet too, maybe we can help each other out
>>51390848
Looks like you do
>>51390944
I'm on Ubuntu Mate, looks like you need to install gnunet-gtk as well
>>51390949
https://gnunet.org/installing-gnunet-0101-ubuntu-1404
>>51391105
i did it for debian and during make some libs were missing
>>51391159
All dependencies
https://gnunet.org/dependencies
So I installed it, but I'm not getting any results when I search for stuff. -_-'
>>51390804
join the irc
>>51391477
Did you start and configure the peer first? Search is decentralized so the peer needs to be active
Gnunet can be installed from Ubuntu software center
I uploaded The Garden Of Words. Can ya'll see it? Is this thing on?
>>51390201
You probably didn't configure it correctly. Did you start "gnunet-arm -s"? There is also a One-Punch Man episode somebody uploaded yesterday.
>>51391646
Searching for "garden" now, I'll let you know if I find anything
>>51391556
I ran gnunet-arm -s, but I still cant find anything.
>>51391711
I found one other thing after searching for a few hours
So, what is GNUnet and why should I care about it? Just got here.
About to install on Trisquel. Will let you know if I could use any help.
Also, the idea of a gnunet daily or general is pretty nice.
>>51390201
I published some yesterday, figured it would work since the flac seemed to.
>>51391787
See >>51384662 and >>51388809
Also https://gnunet.org/goals
>>51391817
>We value free speech above state secrets, law-enforcement or intellectual property.
fucking awesome to hear!
will download
Instructions to install gnunet on gentoo:
1-layman -a emery
2-sudo vim /etc/portage/package.conf
Ensure that -jobs and the MAKE_OPTS -j are set to 1.
3-emerge -av net-p2p/gnunet
At this point, emerge will fail because the patch won't apply cleanly.vim <path to patch>andggdG:wq, then reemerge.
>>51391910
>on gentoo
Lmao look everyone! A virgin!
>>51391796
>Trisquel
Top tier choice m8
>>51391932
No need to be this jelly m80. I'm sure you'll graduate from your toy distro someday!
>>51391967
>implying I'm not also running gentoo an a kernal I built myself
>>51389519
Because /g/ FINALLY fucking realized how goddamn shit bittorrent is.
Took you kids long enough, jesus fuck.
>>51391646
I found it a while ago but ssh on my phone makes it hard to copypaste the command, so I won't be able to download until later
>>51392172
Nice ok as long as its there
>want to share do/k/ument megafolder once I finish downloading it
>can't with this connection
It sure is suffering to live in third world.
Can't upload anything with a remotely big filesize, can't donate to free software projects...
;_;
>>51392354
GNUnet wouldn't be too bad with those speeds, especially when other peers pick up and cache/seed some of your stuff
>>51392354
I'm on 100Mb/s and it's still slow as fuck.
Yeah, search doesn't work except for the word "test" which gives like 6 things.
>>51392454
searches that worked for me
"test"
"/g/"
"one punch man"
"gpl"
>>51392488
I also got hits for "anime"
So, what settings are recommended by /g/? First time using this.
Should I activate friend-to-friend mode? Is there a global /g/ list of friends?
when you do $gnunet-gtk do you get a box asking if you want to import some script=
This thing entirely freezes up my computer when I use the GUI. Whats the best way to use it through the command line
>>51392488
I only got 2 hits on /g/ and 1 on gpl, a bunch on test, 1 on anime, nothing on "one punch man".
what's /gnunet/
>>51392505
What came up for you? Still wondering if what I published is working
>>51392737
It's a whole gnu net out there.
>>51392767
Not him, I getLords Of Acid - I Must Increase My Bust (Anime).mpg
and that's it.
>>51392769
whole gnu net? how do I get it
>>51392788
Well... That ain't it.
All I get are what I published and a screenshot.
>>51392795
Install GNUnet
I also have a hit for keyword "gentoo" :^)
>>51392824
ok
thank you
What is the impact on bandwith? I don't have unlimited and my ISP Jew's me for going over
>>51392767
Afro Ken, Highschool of the Dead, Angel Densetu
/g/ GNUnet QUICKSTART GUIDE FOR FILE SHARING
### INSTALLATION ###
download and install using the package manager of your distro
or
https://gnunet.org/installation
### POST-INSTALLATION/USAGE ###
*Before doing anything else, run following command in terminal: gnunet-arm -s
To use the GUI, run gnunet-gtk
For help on uploading/searching/downloading files via the GUI, see https://gnunet.org/first-steps-file-sharing
GNUnet can also be used in the terminal
__TERMINAL_COMMANDS__
To upload a file: gnunet-publish [-n] [-k KEYWORDS]* [-m TYPE:VALUE] FILENAME
*Note: see https://gnunet.org/gnunet-publish for more information
To search a file: gnunet-search "[SEARCH TERM]"
To download a file: gnunet-download -o FILENAME -- GNUNETURL
*Note: the gnunet-search command will output the command needed to download the desired file
To shut down GNUnet: gnunet-arm -e
### ADDITIONAL RESOURCES ###
https://gnunet.org/installation
https://gnunet.org/user-handbook
Did I miss anything? I think that covers everything needed to get up and running
>>51392619
No such list at the moment, we've only known about this for less than a day, most of us seem to be having trouble setting up the first time even
GNUnet has been around for a while, why is /g/ just now getting into it?
>>51392671
man gnunet-arm
man gnunet-publish
man gnunet-search
man gnunet-download
Those four are probably the most used for me
See also >>51388809
>>51393117
By 'we' I think you mean 'I'. Gnu Net has been mentioned here before. It is sort of an old project, ya know.
>>51393108
Looks great, I would include gnunet-fs-gtk, -statistics-gtk, -peerinfo-gtk, etc. in case people would rather not have the giant icon tabs
I installed it in Trisquel, but I can't seem to find a man entry for gnunet
>>51393170
By 'we' I mean 'most of the people in this ITT thread judging by all the setup questions'
>>51393117
Yeah, I'm having trouble setting it up too.
An easymodo /g/ guide would be nice, seeing the official docs are confusing.
>>51393198
Try man gnunet-arm, man gnunet-search, etc.
>>51393108
They also have #gnunet on freenode, might want to include that as well
>>51393214
it worked, but it gives an error when searching
>$gnunet-search "Garden"
WARNING 'fopen failed on file '/home/user/.gnunet/gnunet.conf at configuration.c:172 with error no such file or directory
>>51393131
>muh free animes
>>51393300
On my Parabola machine the conf file is located at ~/.config/gnunet.conf
Are you passing -c directly or letting it use the default file?
The gtk doesn't look that bad
Also why am I only getting two songs? What are our keywords?
>>51393345
I'm not passing any options to gnunet-search.
Should I?
Forgive me, i'm not to good with this.
time to remake tox using gnunet like people originaly suggested?
>>51393354
little red x in the bottom corner. dont know but when i get it, it means the node has stopped working so you have disconnected. best of luck
>>51393360
Have you started gnunet-arm yet? That should be done first:$ gnunet-arm -s
>>51393360
I just checked both places and I don't see a gnunet.conf in either /home/user/.gnunet/gnunet.conf or /home/user/.config/gnunet.conf
>>51393405
The same error happens posted here.>>51393300
>>51393434
the directory .gnunet didn't exist so I created it and ran $touch .gnunet/gnunet.conf
Still nothing
>>51393415
Have you done some of the stuff on https://gnunet.org/generic-installation-instructions with setting up users and such? I haven't done that, but maybe Parabola does it differently than Debuntu derivs
>>51393532
Ah, no I haven't I figured the package maintainers would have done the work. Ah well, I'll see if I can install most of the dependencies
Anyone want to put up a pastebin of URIs they found so far? Searching seems to be slow...
Hey
How to optimize images ?
The Trisquel project's tracker was down for a few months, so I figured I'd publish the iso on GNUnet to avoid the problem in the future.
>Our system thinks your post is spam.
http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=Uir9qhQ4
>>51391105
so I installed using this, says [...]libgnunetarm.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Is it a problem with my path or what?
>>51394433
when I start gnunet-arm -s
Whoever published One Punch Man: are you still seeding? My download stopped
>>51386168
I'm not buying it until you disclose and explain how you're supposedly detecting differences.
this thread isn't being productive imo, too many people with errors our questions about how some things don't seem to work.
it'd be nice for people that have it working to say what they did and explain how they solved any eventual problems they had.
>>51394634
I wish I could help with that, but on Parabola it just werked after$ sudo pacman -S gnunet && gnunet-arm -s
>>51394634
the irc is good. One guy in there is really good.
>>51394810
ok i'll try it out tomorrow
just to be sure you don't need to be as root to $ gnunet-arm -s right?
>>51394840
I don't need it on Parabola, but other OS's may be different
too many errors and it keeps fucking up my computer. I might come back to this when its a bit more stable
>>51395219
Hopefully some of the kinks can be ironed out from the users on /g/
I mean there has to be at least one competent developer in this thread... r-right?
>>51395263
Right... I'm actually trying a separate install method but this whole thing about it being a system service which is always running is totally bizarre. I don't understand how this differs from a torrent client where I can choose when I have this open and it doesn't open on start
>>51394505
>what is imagemagick compare
Here is amatus from the IRC's notes from their install of GNUnet from source on Debian jessie, can anyone with Debian 8 give this a try and see how well it works?
>>51396031
Great job me
https://gnunet.org/node/2587
>>51396031
Pretty easy, just follow the build instructions on the site.
Start here --> https://gnunet.org/build-instructions-debian-8
Then do these --> https://gnunet.org/generic-installation-instructions
Not much to it.
>>51396111
Feels so good to be the 2nd to upload music.
Don't forget to increase upload and download speed in gnunet-setup
Also upload an album.
By any chance, did any of the debian users manage to get it working without using sudo? I can't get any peers unless I use sudo.
maybe when i can setup a node on my server i will dumb my entire flac collection
is this a fucking joke? i consider myself a freetard, but i have my limits
>>51396257
>consider myself a freetard
>using the GUI instead of the superior CLI
>>51396257
In all honesty if it weren't for the giant icons for the tabs it would be an okay UI
>>51396269
i realize that cli is superior
i just can't believe how shitty the official gui is
>>51396283
the main gui is shit, but the other ones seem fine - see gnunet-fs-gtk
>>51394465
Sorry, I put my computer to sleep... it should be back up
>>51396570
Thank you so much, I was at 97% for so long
It was almost watchable but too many glitches so I'll wait the 30 minutes
>>51396652
Once its done let me know, I'm running this on my dual-boot Linux but am getting the itch to play some ESO or Fallout 4
>>51396670
It seems to have stopped again, at 182772567/185885527
>>51396972
Of course it seems to pick up the moment I complain about it...
because I don't use any GNU software because it doesn't work
>>51397030
Works on my machine :^)
Anybody have problems with the GUI freezing up
>>51397121
In the few times I've tried using it, yes
Until there's a more stable GUI, I'd recommend sticking to the CLI
>>51384662
>GNUnet
>no content
>>51397139
Fug okay
>>51397151
yet
hey /g/. how long till GNUnet takes over bittorrent?
>>51397151
There's some more stuff on it since /g/ started adding stuff to it, but if you're lucky enough to be in a private tracker you might want to stick to there for new stuff you want
That isn't to say you can't publish some of the stuff you get from your private tracker to help populate it a bit
>>51386547
best one desu
on GNUnet, is it really impossible to track you down? Are you truly completely anonymous.
If I hypothetically wanted to improve the GUI for everyone ("hypothetically" because lel no skills), how would I go about getting my changes added to the official package?
>>51397215
Public trackers are way superior to private trackers. You have the same guarantees for the number of seeders v.s. leechers on any new release because the only real way to keep your U:D ratio up is to seed popular content, not new content (which requires a download), so that perceived advantage doesn't exist. Moreover, to use a private tracker, one needs to have an account, allowing all your movements to be tracked trivially. Then there's the whole getting an account issue.
So far the files I'm seeing after searching /g/:
Daft Punk - Contact
derbaderb
Baby I'm Yours
Hackers_On_Steroids
DaftPunk-RandomAcessMemories
CryDaMoure
Sankura Fish
wew
>>51397274
git clone the-gnunet-repository; git branch -b origin gui; git checkout gui; improve the gui, git commit -m "improved the GUI" git push; send a PR or a diff (man git-diff).
>>51384582
Too bad this will be illegal once they pass TPP
>>51397288
>public trackers
>not keeping track of you
Anon... Why do you think they're called TRACKers?
>>51397323
no they won't. they can't.
>>51397261
yes, you can even use an option called paranoid
>>51397288
if this wasnt a pain to get into and was available to windows normies would flock to gnunet
>>51397344
Kek. Good luck to them, I'm behind 7 proxies!
>>51396670
Sooo close right now
185525079/185885527
>>51397303
I get "10 - Baby I'm Yours (featuring Irfane).flac" and "13 Daft Punk - Contact (feat. DJ Falcon).mp3"
>>51397303
Tfw upload 3 of those files
Uploading some EDM compilations soon
Is there any way to delete a file after you published it?
>>51397438
Nope you part of the buttnet
>The foremost goal of the GNUnet project is to become a widely used, reliable, open, non-discriminating, egalitarian, unfettered and censorship-resistant system of free information exchange. We value free speech above state secrets, law-enforcement or intellectual property. GNUnet is supposed to be an anarchistic network, where the only limitation for peers is that they must contribute enough back to the network such that their resource consumption does not have a significant impact on other users. GNUnet should be more than just another file-sharing network. The plan is to offer many other services and in particular to serve as a development platform for the next generation of decentralized Internet protocols.
>>51397474
How long until lawmakers try and shut it down?
>>51397438
If you unindex the file with gnunet-unindex, you will stop serving the file in response to requests for it
However, if someone else is seeding the file after downloading it from you, or even just routed parts of it for someone else, it will stay until they stop seeding/it gets cleared from their cache over time/etc.
So if you do it fast enough after publishing, it might fade away no problem
>>51397521
So popular files would stay up pretty much forever? Cool.
new statistics:
porn is only coming up with 1 item
thentai si coming up with 0
RIP
>>51397520
Once the TPP passes
So about early next year
>>51397562
>>51397520
what reason would they be able to take down GNUnet? bittorrent is legal.
>>51397558
and the porn is just a folder with a QR code in it
>>51397521
Alright cool. I ask because I uploaded something and I wanted to use /g/ as a keyword but I forgot to add it
>>51397591
Not for long it's not.
>>51396670
150kb left to go
>>51397591
That's just a client. But anyone running a gnunet server and hosting files for download could face legal repercussions.
>>51397598
You can just republish it and add the keyword, no need to delete it
>>51397618
There's no such thing as "a gnunet server".
>>51397624
Okay I did that.
So as long as I'm running GNUnet, does that mean I'm seeding everything I published? And what about files that I downloaded, are they just automatically being seeded as well?
If I "turn off" gnunet, will people not be able to download the files I published anymore?
>>51397691
Yes, yes, no unless someone else has already downloaded the content and is thus seeding it. You can also delete stuff you downloaded.
>>51397710
Okay I think I'm starting to understand now. I have some more questions though:
So what if I move a file that I published into a different directory, will I have to republish it if I want to keep seeding? And same question for downloads, if I move the downloaded file will it stop seeding?
wow it's just like limewire
>>51397770
Yes and yes.
>>51397777
Limewire's just a torrent client and search engine. GNUnet is completely anonymous.
>>51397806
So was limewire, it ran on top of gnutella
>>51397826
LimeWire users were tracked though and got DMCA complaints, right? What was gnutella doing wrong that gnunet isn't?
>>51396670
Did you stop your peer? It's been stuck at 99.8% for 10 minutes
>>51397958
No, it should be working. I'll restart it.
>>51397826
no
>>51397916
gnutella directly connected to peers
>>51398077
Holy kek, no wonder it died
>>51397972
It's still stuck senpai, and now I'm down to 2 peers
I would be very interested in using this if downloading a .jpg "Sakura Fish" didnt take half an hour.
>>51398160
Huh, weird.
