Re: [Help-gnunet] help with database management

[Christian Grothoff]

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On Sunday 12 October 2003 12:50 pm, Igor Wronsky wrote:
> On Sun, 12 Oct 2003, Benjamin Paul Kay wrote:
> > > > By the way - what does it mean when gnunet-search starts off with:
> > > > Oct 12 09:42:19 WARNING: Failed to open file
> > > > /var/lib/GNUnet/state.sdb//dir1
> > >
> > > Does the user you execute gnunet-search with have have
> > > read/write access to that file?
> >
> > Presumable not.
>
> But it should. And don't blame me for that particular design. ;)

The state.sdb was not intended to be off-limits for clients.  But if you give 
your clients a separate configuration file (~/.gnunet.conf vs 
/etc/gnunet.conf, say), you should be able to have them use a different 
state.sdb then what is used by gnunetd itself.  Note that gnunet-convert, 
gnunet-peer-info and gnunet-check must operate on the same configuration as 
gnunetd (they are not clients, technically speaking).


> > By the way - my responses are not being echoes on address@hidden
> > Have I been banned from the mailing list, and if so, why?
>
> Your cc: list looks malformed. It doesn't have , in it between
> my address and the gnunet-help@ -address. Maybe your email client
> is having a bad day.

The policy is to ony ever reject spam (and ban addresses used by spammers).  I 
definitely did not ban your address.  Remember, this is a project for 
censorship resistant networking, thus extreme tolerance is the general 
guideline for filtering.  Of course, nobody wants spam, so that is the only 
mail that will be subjected to "moderation" :-)

Christian

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