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GNUnet is a descentralized protocol focused on anonymity. Theoretically, you could do anything with it including websites and chat and shit.

However, they haven't finished the web server thingy. So far all toucan do is share files and use it as a proxy. In theory one could use GNUnet to get Internet access from another computer. Also you could send/receive static webpages through it right now.

I looked at it in depth and was utterly confused too.

It seems to indeed be merely a file sharing application. The search algorithm is pretty good and not that hard to understand though, so that is something worth looking at if you're into anonymous p2p.

Also I tried writing a mod but the API documentation was so utterly useless I couldn't figure out how to even get started with a hello world application. And I'm really nod that bad.

But what made me instaquit that piece of shit community was when some guy started shilling some scamcoin in the IRC channel.

Even worse than ripple, totally controlled and insecure, so I explained what's wrong with his coin but he just kept promoting it and the fucking lead dev and chan admin muted me.

So fuck that shit.

If you wanna see something cool, look at pyBitmessage.

>>1048776

s/nod/not/

>>1048776

I use bitmessage Unfortunately everything has gone to ship ever since they discovered that Exploit in version 6.2 I've tried to use it from time to time But for some reason I can only connect to one node and its still using version 4.4 And there forum is offline

>>1048776

Ship I meant shit I need to stop phone posting and using the stupid voice recognition thing on my phone because I'm a lazy fuck

>>1048780

>Bitmessage Exploit in version 6.2

I read about some remote code execution issue that was fixed, but wasn't around back then.

>I can only connect to one node and its still using version 4.4

Strange. Are you using the latest git version (2018) or windows builds (2019)?

Try going through tor, it works really well for me.

If you want incoming tor connections you need a deprecated classic v2 address so put this in torrc and restart/reload tor:

HiddenServiceDir /path/to/hidden/service/folder (will be created)
HiddenServiceVersion 2
HiddenServicePort 8444 127.0.0.1:8444

And put your .onion address from the hidden service hostname file in bitmessage's keys.dat where it says "onionhostname = "

>And there forum is offline

Yeah that sucks but the dev is active in BM chans.

>>1048782

I wonder if it's also possible to tunnel a web server through gnunet But I've been trying to find documentation on it but I've been having a hard time finding that I saw a documentation on how to set up their name system though

>>1048801

>documentation on how to set up their name system though

most probably still fake news but keep us updated if you figure it out

>I wonder if it's also possible to tunnel a web server through gnunet

same here

>>1048804

> fake news

I saw a documentation on how to do it on their new website They got rid of the old one apparently here's the link to it

https://gnunet.org/en/tutorial.html

>>1048804

I think from my understanding you have to make a reverse proxy or something like that im not 100% sure on that one

>>1048806

Or I could just configure my system to pipe all of my internet traffic through gnunet and see what happens

>>1048806

Like the true tard that i am