Re: where do I find extra peers?
Mateusz Viste <[email protected]> Tue, 25 Aug 2020 22:05:30 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.network.gnunet.general |
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Hello Jacki, On 25/08/2020 11:50, TheJackiMonster wrote: > as far as I know you don't need to be connected to as many peers as > possible. For many services it won't really matter to reach specific > peers. I suppose so, yes - but I would still expect to "see" more than 5 nodes... Is gnunet-peerinfo providing more peers for you? It is 2 days that I run gnunet now, but still didn't learn of any other peer, and gnunet-search is still unable to find any file on the network. Is gnunet-search working for you? (I mean - does it return any result for any possible query?) I also tried publishing a random file of few KBs just to see how it goes, but this is also stuck since yesterday. > If you want to establish connections to specific peers you can do this > using the hello-string which you can optain with `gnunet-peerinfo -g` > from your own peer and others can use it with `gnunet-peerinfo -p > $HELLO_STRING`. That would be nice - and maybe I'd learn some other peers from that peer via DHT... Unfortunately, I do not know anybody on gnunet, so I am limited to using the public hostlists. best, Mateusz > On Mon, 2020-08-24 at 17:04 +0200, Mateusz Viste wrote: >> Hello, >> >> I am trying to run gnunet, but my installation struggles at finding >> peers. peerinfo returns this: >> >> $ ./gnunet-peerinfo >> Peer `M11ETFR5QFZ8KKVHHEDKTKWZEW00QD50NZAKZB7965MTW6HNGGSG' >> >> Peer `FJMDCD66A71E340AHAZ641K8N1KQ54DSMJ212K817M9613BCTDDG' >> Expires: Tue Aug 25 05:00:09 2020 >> tcp.0.124.ip-51-178-50.eu:2086 >> >> Peer `V8XXK9GAN5ZJFRFQP8MQX3D83BZTSBQVHKWWD0JPE63Z821906EG' >> Expires: end of time tcp:12:0 >> Expires: end of time tcp:24:0 >> Expires: end of time http_client:34:0 >> Expires: end of time http_client:59:0 >> Expires: end of time https_client:35:0 >> Expires: end of time https_client:60:0 >> >> Peer `Y924NSHMMZ1N1SQCE5TXF93ED6S6JY311K0QT86G9WJC68F6XVZ0' >> Expires: end of time tcp.0.127.0.0.1:2086 >> Expires: end of time tcp.0.gnunet.in.tum.de:2086 >> Expires: end of time tcp.0.gnunet-stun.in.tum.de:2086 >> Expires: end of time tcp.0.172.18.0.1:2086 >> Expires: end of time tcp.0.172.17.0.1:2086 >> Expires: end of time tcp.0.172.20.0.1:2086 >> Expires: end of time tcp.0.172.19.0.1:2086 >> Expires: end of time tcp.0.172.22.0.1:2086 >> Expires: end of time tcp.0.[::1]:2086 >> Expires: end of time tcp.0.[sam.net.in.tum.de]:2086 >> >> Peer `DSTJBRRKZ8TBW3FGK6B0M5QXWT9WYNZ45H5MCV4HY7ST64Q8T9F0' >> Expires: end of time udp:10:0 >> Expires: end of time udp:10:0 >> Expires: end of time udp:22:0 >> Expires: end of time tcp.0.gnunet.in.tum.de:2086 >> Expires: end of time tcp.0.gnunet-stun.in.tum.de:2086 >> Expires: end of time tcp.0.[sam.net.in.tum.de]:2086 >> Expires: end of time tcp:12:0 >> Expires: end of time tcp:24:0 >> Expires: end of time http_client:34:0 >> Expires: end of time http_client:58:0 >> Expires: end of time https_client:35:0 >> Expires: end of time https_client:59:0 >> >> Peer `RM4WTVSQAA38GFK2D7NDC20KKNTXRTTVDW8F8VSFGTKDYX4BSZFG' >> Expires: Tue Aug 25 04:57:44 >> 2020 tcp.0.104.152.211.250:2086 >> >> >> This is 5 peers in theory, but gnunet-statistics reports only 1 >> active >> tcp connection. This doesn't seem like much, right? I have enabled >> DHT >> peers discovery (OPTIONS = -b -e in hostlist section of the config >> file), but without improvement. >> >> I suppose gnunet is running on more than 5 computers. How could I >> add >> extra peers? >> >> Mateusz >>