Continued from >>51384582
>What is GNUnet?
GNUnet is a fully decentralised p2p framework for a number of applications, the most commonly used one (probably) is filesharing
More info:
https://gnunet.org/goals
https://gnunet.org/concepts
>Why use GNUnet over private trackers?
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)
>Sounds cool, where do I start?/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
ayyyyyy
Workaround for this black screen?
Also, how do I know what im seeding from the command line
>>51399685
The workaround is the CLI
I managed to list indexed files once earlier today, but I can't remember how I did it
>>51399721
I would use CLI if i could list the index files. Ill see if the IRC knows
wheres all the content at senpai
>>51399685
>>51399721
Found it, gnunet-fs -i
>>51399747
gnunet-search "/g/"
>>51399743
Keep in mind that the index only lists files you've published and have tied search terms to
Other files can wind up cached and not showing up in the index, at least by my understanding
>>51399802
as long as it just shows what im still seeding per se. Thanks senpai
>>51399685
2015
0
1
5
YEAR OF THE LINUX DESKTOP
>>51399848
its comical to say the least
>>51399848
>using the GUI in the first place
>>51399848
The purpose of the gui is to repell people who don't know how to use anything but a gui
>>51399637
Is there a Windows version?
I don't know why you guys are having problems.
when you first install gnunet, it starts on root.
run gnunet-arm -e on root to end it, then run
gnunet-arm -s using a non-privileged account.
>>51399901
"unprivileged" is far from enough. First, you need the account to be a loginable user in the gnunet and gnunetdns group. Second, you need tun support inkernel and the tun module to be started. Third, you need XT_TABLE_OWNER support and that module to be loaded. After that, you need to somehow acquire peers, which doesn't always workout.
>>51399901
>>51399936
Ironically, I didn't have to do any of that shit on Arch$ sudo pacman -S gnunet
$ gnunet-arm -s
Done, and just werks
Seems surprising that it was that simple on Arch, yet it's the Debian and Ubuntu users who have to configure and fuck around with a bunch of stuff after install
>>51399976
I've been trying to install Parabola with full disk encryption with LUKS and LVM. So far, no luck. I'll mess with it tomorrow.
>>51399892
>The purpose of creating an interface specifically for people who don't know how to use anything but a gui is to repell people who don't know how to use anything but a gui
ubuntu user here.
I ran gnunet-search "/g/" without gnunet-arm -s and it has worked flawlessly. for some reason, it arms itself. Is it a systemd thing?
>>51399892
>>51400023
More like they drew straws to see who'd have to design the GUI, and the loser didn't know anything about GUI development but figured people who use GUIs like giant pictorial buttons, so that's what he did
>>51400083
Apparently in Debian and Ubuntu derivatives it starts on install and system boot
How long should a search take?
That mine's been hanging for a minute means whatever isn't populated yet?
How long till this happens?
>>51400239
Since searching uses GNUnet itself, it has to bounce around peers looking for whatever you asked for
If you haven't started the peer yet, you probably need to
Otherwise, it will take more than a few minutes, especially if you don't have many peers connected to you (which you probably don't so soon)
Quick poll
http://strawpoll.me/6035726
The GUI configuration tool seems broken, and I'm too lazy to dig up the confusion file manual.
But this does seem interesting.
>>51400239
Depends what did you search? Did you do gnunet-arm -s? Keep in mind it's not that populated. Searching /g/ will bring your stuff though.
that feel when one peer
;--;
This shit is a virus. It never stop running.
How legitimately secure and anonymized is this, compared to like i2p or freenet?
Is it comparable to these or more like retroshare? or perhaps it's it"s own thing entirely
>>51400346
What are you trying to hide?
>>51399637
Forgot the IRC
#gnunet on freenode has a few helpful people
>>51400374
:^)
>>51400346
No peer can tell if the request they're processing is from you or if you're just routing it for someone else
Same for responding to requests
>>51399896
There are build instructions for Windows on the site
>>51400303
Interesting results
mopre like GNUNEET
lmao because only NEETs will use this stupid shit
>>51400529
Either you're part of the gnunet, or you're part of the botnet
>>51399637
>not using the optimized logo
>>51399637
>emerge: there are no ebuilds to satisfy "gnunet".
what the fuck
>>51400566
Optimized logo was still on the board, so I had to use the archived version
>>51400529
good
i remember when the internet was free of your kind, and it was better than it is today
>>51400581
Oh sorry, I'll shitpost less.
Someone in the first thread mentioned the possibility of an GNUnet image board, how would one of those work?
>have a handful of FLACs on my laptop at home
>laptop doesn't have sshd setup
When I get home tomorrow I'll upload what I have
Could we spread this out to more people, like my a thread on kat? Or is this to hard?
>>51400681
At the moment I'd wait until we have easier guides set up for each OS type, and especially a simple Windows binary install
>>51400681
Try /ptg/. I want that guy with the 9TB of movies to come back and have a go
GNUnet? Really? Why the sudden interest 14 years later?
>>51400786
Probably because it has the potential to be superior to private trackers, if only there were more content
That and the TPP might put pressure on trackers in general, so a backup in case bittorrent becomes unfeasible
>>51399637
>gnunet-arm: error while loading shared libraries: libgnunetarm.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
fuck
>>51400304
>confusion
Remind me to never swype tired
>>51400881
Someone in the IRC was having a similar issue, the library is probably in /usr/local/lib/
Is that in your library path?
>>51400931
probably not
>>51399637
> To shut down GNUnet: gnunet-arm -e
Wait, just that?
Isn't that a bit too easy?
>>51400960
fugg
Don't let the NSA find out
>>51400786
GNUnet wasn't really relevent 14 years ago, and meshnets are becoming really relevent now.
>>51400618
Perhaps it could use a standardised directory format, e.g. folder/image.png for the image, folder/comment.text for the comment, etc?
>>51400931
Do I need to add it to LD_LIBRARY_PATH or some shit?
>>51401060
Probably
Parabola user here, so it just werked for me
Goodnight /gnunet/
See you in the morning
>>51401073
funtoo user here
shit isn't even in the repos
My searches only return my own shit, what am I doing wrong?
I did a repo install on an up to date Arch GNU/Linux, I've run gnunet-arm -s and pic related's been going for an hour.
>>51401333
What does$ gnunet-peerinfooutput?
>>51401347
There's more that didn't fit on my screen
>>51400239 here
tried again after waiting this long and everything just works
sudo pkilled everything gnunet and started over at some point in there though
if you're having trouble, maybe try that
running Debian btw
>>51401373
It looks like you're only connected to 3 peers right now
Also what is the output of$ gnunet-arm -I? You should see fs among the list, unless it wasn't started by default (check ~/.config/gnunet.conf to see if it's starting by default)
I'd like to help you now but unfortunately I've been up too long, if the thread's still up in the morning and it's still not working for you, I'll give more help senpai
>>51401333
Why did you put in quotes, the search really has to do with keywords try /g/ in the search
>>51401409
gnunet-arm -r restarts the gnunet peer seamlessly without interrupting searches, downloads or publishing
>>51401420
Oh alright, I don't have a gnunet.conf
I should probs just wade through the documentation though
Thanks for your help and sweet dreams
>>51401430
Alright, trying with /g/ now
>>51401483
Oh shit nigger you leaking gnunet into the interbutts. Shut it down
>>51401483
I HATE IT
>>51401491
Anything?
>>51401539
Nah
I did try >>51401409 's pkilling method though but that didn't get me any results.
I think I'll reboot.
This shit is pretty slow.
>>51401569
Just reinstall, follow steps, that's what I did
>>51401091
/etc/portage/repos.conf/emery.conf[emery]
location = /var/db/repos/emery
sync-type = git
sync-uri = git://anongit.gentoo.org/user/emery.git
auto-sync = yes
>>51401659
I just compiled it manually.
Seems to work fine.
>>51401578
I was actually surprised by how quick it was.
Relatively I mean, compared to what I maybe was expecting.
This last month I've got i2p, freenet, retroshare, yacy, and now gnunet all working.
My machine feels like a fucking mess and I'll prolly have to do a fresh install in a few weeks, but whatev.
What should I try next guys?
>>51399914
>>51399925
If people have enough time to gimp this sorta stuff, then why don't we make GUI elements that aren't awful?
>>51401679
cli tools are more useful than guis
>>51401679
I really don't want to change them just because of how hilariously terrible they are.
I feel there's this brilliant kind of triple reverse trolling humor behind them, and I love it.
Does this work like torrents as in once you download it, you will automatically begin sharing it to others who want it? Or is it forever served by just the original publisher?
>>51401707
I think you need to run gnunet-publish on them to share to others that want them.
>>51401726
Hm alright. Seems inefficient. It's already a very slow network, wouldn't it be faster if people auto seeded their files? It's anonymous still. Are there some drawbacks to this that I'm missing?
>>51399685
oh dear fucking god. the fucking graphics... the fucking graphics...
>>51401699
Its a signature feature in free software, cant have good functional software without shitty dont-know-if-serious-or-troll graphics
>>51401755
If it would be scriptable like rtorrent, then you could make a lot of things automated
Anyone know what this shit means?
I'm getting real sick of gnunet's shit at this stage, I can't seem to find any concise documentation and I can't find shit about these errors
Am I looking in the wrong places or something?
I mean the handbook just looks too fucking long to bother with, can't someone provide some concise guide or link to one?
I think that's what's gonna stop people from getting behind this, it's fucking cryptic.
I've read the homepage and concepts page and I still don't get how it works, where is the fucking data? How do people find the data? What's up with these peer lists? How is shit being relayed?
I get that there's encryption and all these papers have been written and that's really fucking great and all but seriouslt niqqas how does this shit work?
>>51399637
how is this any safer then tor or freenet which the nsa already has nodes sifting through traffic/
>>51402443
Like how the fuck do I get more peers?
>>51402443
>>51402527
What distro are you running and what happens if you run:gnunet-setup
Have you tried running it with sudo? This is what my setup looks like, I had to click on some of the boxes.
>>51399892
if the system is as anonymous, secure, and well-designed as the sites and people here purport, then the goal should not be to filter users out to remain secure (as with other systems like private trackers, usenet i guess, other private communities), the goal should be to get as many users as possible to be more secure.
if a protocol is poorly designed, the best hope is to have few people use it so people might not bother attacking it...
but if the protocol is well-designed and only a few people use it, the weak point is the fact that anyone using the protocol is more likely to be the attacker's target.
what i'm saying is, if this system is as nice as the site claims it is, build a nice GUI, make it normie friendly, and build your network's size to increase its speed, reliability, and available items.
Hey senpai, if I want to set this up on my server and join the fun can I do it all with ssh or do I need to forward an x session to use that weird aboriginal dating service gui?
>>51403059
then the GUI needs to be worked on. it's free software after all. /g/ should come together to fix the GUI.
>>51399848
and people wonder why nobody is using this shit
make the UI a bit more like Bitcoin-Qt and you'll get more users...
>>51399848
>>51399892
>>51400023
>>51400105
>>51403521
>>51403873
hey /g/, why not we take it upon ourselves to fix the GUI? I know we can do this.
>>51403978
I'll fix the logo
>>51400303
I tried, it didn't work and I did'nt put so much effort on setting it up.
>>51404050
isn't just the logo is all that needs to be fix? what else needs to be fixed for the GUI?
>>51403978
Seriously. I know that the whole 'I'll make the logo' thing is a meme, but in this case, this is where a bunch of people who post on an IMAGEboard should shine.
Am I doing it right, senpai?
>>51404063
is there anything else other than the artwork/logo that needs to be fixed for the GUI?
>>51401707
It is actually cached and served by peers who download the file, we confirmed this in the first thread I think
>>51404228
It seems to hang and crash often from the few times I've tried using it over the CLI
Maybe it needs a complete rewrite
>>51404534
well then /g/, lets rewrite it.
Well I went to sleep vowing to never touch this shit again and now I want to do it again. The question is will this meme end in a couple days and all the time and bandwidth will be for nothing?
>>51404606
>The question is will this meme end in a couple days and all the time and bandwidth will be for nothing?
nah, I honestly see GNUnet taking over bittorrent . we just need to get normies to want to use it.
>>51404626
That means simple windows binaries I guess.
>>51404626
>we just need to get normies to want to use it.
But then I won't want to use it.
>>51399637
I would like to try most of your projects /g/ but the fucking pedo images always drove me away from them, gg.
>>51404730
Don't worry, we're already working on a new logo.
How do I install this on Windows
>>51404741
Good, cause anime and weebs is what killed /g/torrent
>>51404723
this project will never take off without normie support. you honestly think GNU/Linux took off because a bunch of neckbeards liked it?
Am I having trouble finding any files because I'm only connected to this one finland or whatever guy and he doesn't have any or something?
searching for files only shows ones I've published.
>>51405606
Did you start gnunet-arm -S
>>51405717
With lowercase s only
Capital didn't seem to be an available flag
Has anyone gotten this working on windows?
>>51405717
oh stuff is coming up finally in my /g/ search
>>51405751
My bad senpai
>>51405763
my download was corrupted though (or maybe my video player is bad) :(
>>51405833
sorry I'm a dumb nigger it wasn't done downloading.
Think I'm gonna stick to the CLI tools, the graphical interface is fukken awful
Is there a way to view what I'm sharing?
>>51406178
three balls menu -> Publishing tab
>>51406258
Using cli here.
>>51406279
gnunet-fs -i
>>51406279
Stuff you're publishing: gnunet-fs -I
However, I don't think there's a way to see stuff that's cached by design
>>51406302
>>51406311
Thanks.
>>51401373
>>51401491
>>51401569
>>51402443
>>51402527
Yo senpai I'm awake now, if you're still around
My cold's actually gotten worse though so maybe you could ask the IRC for help I'd you haven't already
>>51403447
X is not required
>>51404730
>not liking anime on an anime image board
Where can I find the full version of this? It's called crimson halloween. Excuse the blanks, had to get past spam filter.gnunet://fs/chk/UJ0EV 9EFMULO51O5CVK 9Q3N45JPI6P SIN231M QLENCHFDN H7NIPRB8H JAORQU IIRAQG6 BSMGH0GJ 43Q87EI000 RB9BIOP94Q TERVRPG .1NUR00R 14M1DU9HC7K FP2SSFJC8 EVAH6B2L DFRF74PGSO4 6CG4HVODAE5AD GCEHHB0SANQJ1 ICIJBEQ1U2SR VI88VTTSLROO0 9BD098.27117698
>>51406668
Pastebin works for gnunet URI's desu senpai
Whoever published the "Baby I'm Yours" FLAC, the entire file isn't on the network yet, would you mind seeding it again?
>>51406699
You can also post by separating parts by newlines, this allows a straight copy+paste.
>>51406761
I'll do it when I get home.
I don't know what went wrong though so it could be the same way again.
>>51404183
YES PLEASE SENPAI
>>51406668
>>>/h/4092979
Click the mega link.
>>51406777
Copypasting into the terminal with newlines would start the command before the entire thing is pasted dumdum
>>51399896
Just install Ubuntu in a VM or something. It's easier than setting up a compiler on Windows. Believe me, I've tried.
For what purpose when I only use public trackers ?
>>51406954
see what OP wrote
>>51399637
Smh desu senpai
>>51406954
people on private trackers share stuff there (i hope), no need for vpn if it's illegal in your country, anonymity, read the OP
Did anyone get my Stallman pic yet
>>51407053
Under what keywords did you publish it
>>51407053
>Did anyone get my Stallman pic yet
>admitting to publishing something using your IP
>losing your anonymity
Senpai come on
>>51407134
It's a namefag what did you expect?
>>51406787
Thanks senpai
>>51406436
Its not that, its that you pedos post only sexualized lolis most of the time. Anime is fine.
>>51407363
I don't see what's so sexual about the OP image, but whatever floats your boat desu senpai kun~
>>51404730
>>51407363
I made a new logo just for you.
>>51407401
Obviously the green pepper is a phallic image, and the clearly underage girl is holding it in a sexually suggestive way, OBJECTIFYING her. Also note the wildebeest's head, a well known symbol of RAPE CULTURE.
>>51407532
Brilliant
>>51407124
/g/, freedom, and test
>>51407124
Filename mcrms.jpg btw
>>51404826
Anime,game =what modern torrent is fag
So is this just like Share/Perfect Dark (what the nips use for almost all of their piracy)?
>>51399637
>no way to trace any traffic back to you, unless you set anonymity to 0
I would be very careful stating something like this in 2015.
>>51408112
It says on their website that if someone was determined enough they could trace something back to you, if you only have your anonymity set to 1. I don't know how much more secure the other levels are
>>51407532
This, are you using gimp or inappropriate program to do this son?
>>51407532
The tentacles should be formed by stands of beardhair
>>51408159
>>51408112
As usual, it depends on how many resources the attacker has. If they control all the network except you, obviously they can track you.
>>51408465
All done libre here, padre. Gimp for drawing/editing and inkscape to take the original GNUnet_logo.svg apart.
>>51408604
Here's the xcf if you want to try it
http://paste.lisp.org/display/159846
>>51408864
If someones gonna edit it, make the GNU stare into the girls eyes for more creepyness
could you post your ~/.config/gnunet.conf please?
i think I messed up
>>51410056
t-thanks
>>51400558
Either you're part of the old net, or you're part of the GNUnet
so how long till there is as much content on GNUnet as there is on torrent sites?
>>51400529
give it time and this will overshadow bittorrent.
>>51410013
Gimme a sec senpai
So has anyone managed to share files more than a couple of kb because I've skimmed through a couple of these threads and this whole thing looks like a terrible experience.
>>51410223
It was so bad of an experience I reinstalled windows
>>51410202
The problem is that we need a userbase first. We have to shill it like notch shilled minecraft, except without asking money for it.
Making a site operate on gnunet such that users have to be running a node to consume the content is a good idea, especially if the site is very useful (movie, animu or tv show torrent collection with good organization, libgen mirror, imageboard, forum, reddit clone, etc.)
>>51410223
My current speed on gnunet is 17 b/s :^)
The major issue is actually finding a path to the file (can take hours or even days right now), downloading kinda works in bursts (easily 400kB/s+, then goes to 0 for a while, so the average is 17 b/s).
>>51410013
>>51410203
http://pastebin.com/pYL5x5Y6
Here you go
>>51410223
I've managed to DL the first ep of One Punch Man from some anon on here, some image files, half a FLAC and an MP3
I've shared a season of KotH on here as well, not sure if anyone's gone for it yet, but I intend to publish more of my meager collection
>>51410277
could you check this out? http://pastebin.com/x87VQA1u
below are the errors that I get.
when I start gnunet-gtk only gns seems to be working
>>51407744
I see it in the search senpai, maybe I'll give it a try dl'ing it if you're still seeding
>>51410405
That's weird, what OS are you on?
I'm trying to search for '/g/' but it just sits there for ages and doesn't do anything..?
>>51410462
debian, maybe im running it wrong. should I be running it as the gnunet user?
>>51410483
You have to get peers first, and then they have to connect to someone who has content that matches that tag, and then you have to receive the result.
>>51410522
So just let it sit there or do I have to do something to get more peers?
>>51410512
You need to be in the gnunet group. Additionally, if you're using the dns, you need to be in the gnunetdns group.
>>51410534
Yes. Use gnunet-peerinfo to see if you're connected to your peers. Also ensure that gnunet-arm -s has been run.
>>51410535
well I think I did that when I did this https://gnunet.org/build-instructions-debian-8
oh well.. thanks anyway
>>51410707
I could get everything to work as a regular user except the part that gets peers. I have to run it with sudo, then everything will work fine.
>>51408864
I downloaded the file twice but each time it wouldn't open in gimp
>>51410807
Nevermind, I didn't know it was a zip
Here's a protip for those who've got it working:$ cd /path/to/GNUnet/
$ mkdir Search
$ screen -S gnunet.search.test
$ gnunet-search test > Search/test
^ad
To check on them later:$ less Search/test
To download a found file:$ `cat Search/test | grep filename.file`
A bit rough, but perhaps this can be expanded on?
>>51410952
>screen
>2015
>not superior tmux
LOL
Also you can just probe the database (which path is in your config) instead of making essentially a copy.
>>51411036
.config/gnunet.conf tells me the database is in /home/user/~/.my.cnf
There is no such file located in my home folder, neither is there a directory ~
>>51411399
It should be in $GNUNET_DATA_HOME/{data|name}store/sqlite.db unless you were dumb enough to compile with mysql support.
>>51411510
Didn't compile, Parabola had a working package so I'm using it
What's a gnd file
>>51411775
GNUnet Directory
A folder or more accurately a list of GNUnet URI's with attached metadata
Using -R in gnunet-download will attempt to download each file inside of the directory after dling the directory
>>51411910
How is I upload one man pages are confusing as fuck
>>51412005
>With gnunet-publish, it is easy to create new directories simultaneously when adding the files. Simply pass the name of a directory instead of a file.
From man gnunet-publish
>>51412104
I try to do that but I get the error please select on file or something
>>51412133
Are you doing$ gnunet-publish Folder\ Name/or$ gnunet-publish Folder\ Name/*? You need to do the former, not the latter
>>51399914
>that vulva between the horns
>home internet is kill
Is there an android port for this? And is it not battery-draining or cap-draining?
this is amazing. a little slow but wow. i will definetly be dumping stuff soon
post articles and things to read about it
why it's neat, how it works, etc
>>51413326
you can check their website
How do I use this new pirate system on Windows?
>>51413349
batten the hatches? raise the sail?
>>51413349
Try compiling it from source, if you can get it working go ahead and post it here to help out fellow windows users
>>51412925
You could try tethering, but if you have a cap I'd advise against it
>tfw one peer
what does this guy mean?
>>51413911
Do it
>>51413911
I think that has something to do with GNS, which isn't needed for filesharing
It probably won't hurt to run it, if it doesn't just throw a bunch of buggy errors
>>51413979
This program is entirely buggy errors
Anybody have errors when trying to publish something, it says something about teh proccess for handling uploading is messed up or something
>>51414017
The program is a meme there are always errors get used to it.
>>51414037
Maybe we could get stallman to help :^)
>>51413998
Works on my machine :^)
It looks like those using Arch/Parabola are having an easier time with this than those using Ubuntu and Debian
>>51414037
Someone sounds mad they can't get it just werking
>>51414017
>>51414070
>>51413979
nobody here actually uses GNUnet. it's a meme like all GNU software. people here use utorrent.
>>51414017
What OS and did you run gnunet-arm -s first?
Who would use something that reeks of autism?
>>51414143
Everyone on /g/ apparently.
>>51414090
>>51414093
Eh I had it "working' on my machine last night. Using the CLI was alright but lack of content and the GUI was broken altogether. I'll stick to private trackers until it's a bit better
>>51414143
a gigantic faggot like stallman. you're a faggot if you think the NSA cares about you.
>>51414184
Fair enough
>>51414189
If you have nothing to hide then post a full nude body and give all your money to strangers online
>>51414237
nice shitty analogy, but the NSA really doesn't care about you. you're using software created by a pedo faggot that doesn't even work properly.
>>51405850
>>51405833
I made that webm on /wsg/ a few weeks ago.
I am still surprised it maintained a good quality for so long at 4MB.
>>51414189
>>51414258
The NSA & friends care about everyone. "Intelligence" agencies save everything they can get and when your behavior is matched by some kind of algorithm they especially care about you. Most people don't get any problems, but a few go to Guantanamo without trial.
>>51414258
Since the NSA doesn't care about me, I'll just get out of their way then
>>51414339
Jokes on the NSA I'm using a VPN :p
>>51414399
>using a smilie without the caret nose
So, what happened to that MMD video that was there? It burst into flames or something.
So what are the GNUnet alternatives
>>51414531
GNUernet?
>>51414531
I2P and Freenet spring to mind
>>51414646
Freenet is an alternative, but i2p isn't. It's a whole different thing.
>>51414099
(you)
>>51414531
retroshare seems to be the closest thing to this
>>51414659
depends on what they mean by `alternative'.
could just as easily be said that freenet is nothing like this either.
in my head, freenet is actually much more similar to i2p than this - am I wrong?
we should all be using all four of these things anyway
>>51414696
Freenet caches requests locally in the same way gnunet does, i2p is just tor with a slightly modified routing protocol.
>>51414746
Is it still distributed or does it rely on a third party?
>>51414767
Freenet is entirely distributed and decentralized (and so is gnunet), unlike i2p.
>>51414798
Interesting
I wonder if requests could be translated between GNUnet and Freenet, effectively combining networks
That's probably impossible though
>34 hits for /g/
>10 hits for anime
What other terms should I look for?
So are there instructions for compiling for Windows but under a GNU/Linux environment? I'd like to help bring more people into GNUnet but I don't have Windows and don't plan on submitting to the botnet any time soon
>>51415282
- On GNU, install cygwin libs.
- Set the gcc target to cygwin x86-64
- ???
- COMPILE
>>51415295
Thanks senpai, I'll give it a shot tomorrow morning and will upload some attempts
>>51414926
Test. Probably won't get anything good, but you'll get to see stuff
>>51406354
That's no good!
>>51402994
Pic related, I haven't tried as root yet though.
Might give it a shot down the track but now that I'm back I'll read the thread and try again with this new info!
Thanks though
>99% [=========================================================== ]
;_;
>>51416002
>>51406354
Does this help?
