I see from the terminal I had left running that in the end it managed to connect to VAY0 (right now my peer is 3RPS). Another thing I noticed is that if I suspend my laptop and then I resume it, GNUnet is never able to resume the connection and I have to restart the daemon manually.
On Sun, Oct 13, 2024 at 5:45 PM Martin Schanzenbach <schan...@gnunet.org> wrote: > GKZS is the bootstrap peer (gnunet.org). > VAY0 is one of my peers. > > Connectivity may be related to your network setup and communicators. > For example, I think IPv6 is a big factor for good connectivity (and NAT). > > In general, from my experience, give the peer some time. Connections are > usually established over time. > Of course, this should happen a lot faster, so something is wrong. > > BR > > On Sun, 2024-10-13 at 14:03 +0100, madmurphy wrote: > > *Update:* If I launch gnunet-core -m, from time to time I see a key sent > message for peers GKZS and VAY0. But it seems these peers don't like me. > > --madmurphy > > On Sun, Oct 13, 2024 at 1:59 PM madmurphy <madmurphy...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Thank you Martin. I have been periodically monitoring it since yesterday, > and it seems that it never goes beyond something like this single line: > > Sun Oct 13 13:53:23 2024: connection established DESN (timeout in > 299 s) > > In general the string on the right (which I guess is the identity of the > peer I am connected to) is always DESN. Shouldn't I see at least you and > Christian and someone else? > > --madmurphy > > On Sun, Oct 13, 2024 at 12:53 PM Martin Schanzenbach <schan...@gnunet.org> > wrote: > > gnunet-core -s returns all your active connections or connection requests, > similar to what gnunet-peerinfo did before. > If it is only a single line you are only connected (or connecting) to that > single peer. > > For me right now, the output is: > > Sun Oct 13 13:50:17 2024: connection established DESN (timeout in 290 s) > Sun Oct 13 13:50:17 2024: connection established GKZS (timeout in 297 s) > > BR > > On Sun, 2024-10-13 at 12:16 +0100, madmurphy wrote: > > I have missed the last changes in GNUnet, so I apologize if I have to > catch up. Is it normal that gnunet-core -s returns only one line (which > says that I have established a connection and not much else)? > > When there was gnunet-peerinfo(-gtk) I would normally see several peers I > was connected to. > > --madmurphy > > > >
