Hello,
(for some reason I didn't receive Christian's e-mail, so I'm replying
here for both.)
I'm not using the GNUnet configuration as my own, I always initialized
the application using GNUNET_OS_init with application-specific values.
The test.c file I attached to my first e-mail does do that t
To say it a bit more bluntly: Using the GNUnet configuration as your
own application's configuration was never a good idea.
After all, none of the paths actually belong to your application and
you probably should not mess with any of those.
This is why you should pass your applications own Project
Dear Alessio,
The idea is that programs like your should do two things:
1) implement their own 'project data' and point it to their own
resources, and use that for GNUNET_PROGRAM_run(). The configuration you
are given is then purely the configuration for your project.
2) when you do need to
Hello,
GNUnet 0.23 changed the way GNUNET_OS_ProjectData is used, moving it
from being global state to a function parameter in commit
9ab62c62c3d508033d31ea5289013255ec7a0c87.
The same commit also removes the GNUNET_CONFIGURATION_default function
to return a new configuration object with GNU
