Hello,

> What you should do -- if you want to have your "own" configuration (and
> use the libgnunetutil configuration parser) -- is to load your
> configuration using GNUNET_CONFIGURATION_create/load APIs providing your
> own application paths explicitly there. However, that configuration
> object must then not be used to interact with GNUnet services. So you'd
> basically have two configuration handles: one or your own application
> (which you'd use internally), and one which you'd pass to GNUnet APIs.

I've experimented with this approach and managed to find a way that
seems to work without particular issues, for clients and services.  As
such, this case can be closed as not-a-bug.

Thanks,
A.V.

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