NAME
gnunet-setup - configuring GNUnet
SYNOPSIS
gnunet-setup [OPTIONS] MODE
DESCRIPTION
gnunet-setup can be used to generate and edit the configuration files
(gnunetd.conf and gnunet.conf) for GNUnet. gnunet-setup runs in two
basic modes, one for editing gnunet.conf and one for editing
gnunetd.conf. Depending on which libraries were available when
gnunet-setup was build, gnunet-setup will have a curses or GTK user
interface. A text-only interface is always available. For a quick
initial configuration gnunet-setup offers a wizard (GTK only) that can
be used to quickly generate a working gnunetd.conf file.
-h, --help
print help page
-c FILENAME, --config=FILENAME
specify location of the configuration file (default:
/etc/gnunetd.conf or ~/.gnunet/gnunet.conf, depending on the
mode)
-d, --daemon
generate configuration for gnunetd (gnunetd.conf). If run
without this option, gnunet-setup will generate a configuration
for GNUnet clients.
-g SECTION:OPTION, --get=SECTION:OPTION
display the value of the given OPTION from the given SECTION in
the configuration file.
-s SECTION:OPTION=VALUE, --set=SECTION:OPTION=VALUE
set the value of the given OPTION from the given SECTION to the
specified VALUE. If this change implies other options also
changing, perform those changes as well.
-v, --version
print the version number
NOTES Before you can use any GNUnet application you must run
gnunet-setup to generate the configuration. First, run
gnunet-setup with the -d option to generate a configuration for
gnunetd. Later, each user of the system should run gnunet-setup
without -d to generate his personal configuration.
Depending on your system, gnunet-setup will have a subset of the
following modes: config (text), menuconfig (curses), gconfig (GTK), and
wizard-gtk (GTK wizard). The wizards can currently only be used in
conjunction with the -d option to configure gnunetd.
FILES
/etc/gnunetd.conf
gnunetd configuration file (default location).
~/.gnunet/gnunet.conf
client configuration file (default location).
REPORTING BUGS
Report bugs by using mantis <https://gnunet.org/bugs/> or by sending
electronic mail to <gnunet-developers@gnu.org>
SEE ALSO
gnunetd(1), gnunet-update(1), gnunetd.conf(5), gnunet.conf(5)