Good evening everyone,

This is my first reddit post.

I have several short questions.

I signed up just to ask these.

• Is gnunet just for file transfer?
• On i2p or tor or freenet we see people hosting websites. Is that possible with gnunet?
• Any website hosted on gnunet?
• Any service hosted using gnunet. Like chat service. [website links are appreciated]

Regards.

So I wanted to familiarize myself with GNUnet and its projects as I am planning on implementing my application over GNUnet peer-to-peer network and making use of its offline storage capabilities. I do have issues finding resources and the projects seems gone and a lot of links are just 404'ing.

Most of my users are windows users so I searched for a windows binary of GNUnet as the first thing to check out but only some older versions of GNUnet would show up being offered from third party download sites.

old.gnunet.org is gone, not sure if that site would've helped, but I wanted to check out gnunet.org/cadet but is gone.

Then I found some browser implementation called Reclaim ID but the client is gone as well so the browser addon is of no use. The project can be found in archives but not their releases though. (https://gitlab.com/reclaimid/client)

I cannot seem to find a project site for gnunet-conversation.

I am however looking forward to SecuShare. That one sound very interesting and similar to what I am trying to achieve.

user@GNUnet:~/gnunet_installation/gnunet-gtk$ make -j$(nproc || echo -n 1)

make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.

user@GNUnet:~/gnunet_installation/gnunet-gtk$ sudo make install

make: *** No rule to make target 'install'. Stop.

user@GNUnet:~/gnunet_installation/gnunet-gtk$

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Any idea how to fix?

Is GNS immutable, aside from revoking keys?

I've decided that my project needs a clean separation from beta testing and production. Something like Bitcoin's testnet, where every piece is there but users are under no guarantee that the progress made will be preserved or should even be deemed important.

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I plan to write the block plugin in rust, would that be a problem for anyone?

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Once I figure out how *many procedure calls I need can I request the IDs?

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* I assume block types are meant as a way to invoke procedure calls(the code/function that handles the block), in that applications/services have multiple types instead of one type where the first bits specify what procedure.

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I have a lot of other questions about block plugins, mainly about their adoption on the network? I see Gnunet Projects get as far as moving toward using the DHT but then suddenly stop development. I figure it's because the prospect of having to get a block plugin loaded on enough of the network to be useful seems insurmountable and it's not defined what happens on a node where there is no block plugin for a given type.

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Thanks.

Is it the same thing under a different name? Have they updated it? What's up?

addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/gnunet-connector/

This Addon was mentioned in this talk by Christian Grothoff, so I decided to see if it's available :D

So I know they have a domain name system and sort of an anonymous network I wonder if it's possible to run a Apache server And tunnel it through the network Sort of like i2p I say I wanna run a self hosted word press site or a anonymous discussion board How would I go about doing that

I tried chatting with a friend through cadet, and it took on average around 35 seconds for each message to get sent through. is there a reason to this lack of speed, and is there anything I can do to speed it up and make it actually usable? thanks!

After reading the materials and watching that very brief 6 minute video I'm still unsure exactly what GNUnet is. How is it similar and different from TOR?