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Re: [Help-gnunet] Discouraging results
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John E. Kreznar |
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Re: [Help-gnunet] Discouraging results |
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3 Nov 2004 22:17:29 -0000 |
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Christian Grothoff <address@hidden> writes:
> So either you have some really rare configuration (non-i386
> architecture, gcc-3.5 :-) ...
That machine is a Pentium 166. It has gcc 2.95.4 installed, but the
gnunet and libextractor are from pre-compiled Debian packages.
> ... or broken hardware (memory being my favourite; did you run
> memcheck/memtest anytime in the last 2 months? do other programs
> crash in funny ways, too?).
Hmm. Actually, there were some "memory events" caused by attempts a
couple of weeks ago to run a configuration of gnunet which was grossly
out-sized for that 16 MB machine. These were manifested by messages
like
Oct 17 18:52:24 iflig kernel: __alloc_pages: 0-order allocation failed
(gfp=0x1d2/0)
Oct 17 18:52:24 iflig kernel: VM: killing process gnunetd
So this idea is worth pursuing. Thanks.
> > Could not bind to port 2087. Is gnunetd running?
> > Oct 31 23:32:44 'bind' failed at gnunet-check.c:1029 with error: Address
> > already in use Oct 31 23:32:44 Failure at logging.c:297.
> > Aborted
> Well, RTFM: do not run gnunet-check together with gnunetd (see: bind
> failed).
Actually, man gnunet-check mentions no such restriction. I
interpreted the bind failure as a failed attempt by gnunet-check to
connect to gnunetd. I even confirmed with netstat -l that there was a
listener on port 2087.
However, this may all be moot. It begins to appear that GNUnet was
never intended as an alternative to anonymous remailers, nym servers,
web-to-mail gateways, and postings to alt.anonymous.messages for
purposes such as anonymous web surfing. What is a good paper that
gives an overview of GNUnet's goals and means?
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John E. Kreznar address@hidden 9F1148454619A5F08550 705961A47CC541AFEF13
Imagine there's no countries / to kill or die for --John Lennon, 1971
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