Hello, On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 7:37 PM, Christian Grothoff <[email protected]> wrote: > On 07/16/2012 07:07 PM, [email protected] wrote: >> I have self-compiled 0.9.3 and tried to register some zone (do you >> only type the subzone name, or a complete one on the fcfs regsite?), >> but I think the only time it succeeded was, when I actually used not >> the gnunet-rsa -P command but the gnunet-rsa -S command to get the >> short/hashed pubkey of my installation. > Right, you must use the short hash (as DNS limits individual name > segments to 63 characters, GNS uses the short hash). Where did you read > that you should use the long version?
its right there in your blog/main website page, isnt it? I already gave the link below: >> Is that a bug in documentation at: >> https://gnunet.org/gns-fcfs-authority-started it reads from my webbrowser: > Now, in order to do so, you first need to generate a public-private key pair > (called your zone key) and extract the hash of the public key in the format > that > the webserver expects. With gnunet 0.9.3 (or SVN HEAD), you can do this > by running: > $ gnunet-rsa -P mykeyfile.zkey running that command on a new file (manpage actually says it gets generated a new file when the file isnt present, thus giving me new public/private keypair in that new filename) gives me a long string that doesnt get accepted on the gnunet.org/fcfs registration page at all. only the gnunet-rsa -s mykeyfile generates a string/hash that I can use on the gnunet.org/fcfs registration page. on the -P keytype/hashtype I only get key parsing error from the fcfs registration webpage as a result or so. >> and the public key, is it really supposed to be generated via >> gnunet-rsa -P ~/.gnunet/gns/zonekey.zkey >> >> rather than >> gnunet-rsa -s ~/.gnunet/gns/zonekey.zkey? > > Either command will generate the same kind of key in the file, just the > hash function used to generate the textual output will be different. please be precise and detailed about what to use exactly, as I have stated above only the -s hash works on the registering page, the -P hash doesnt work, thats already a first confusion for new users Regards. _______________________________________________ GNUnet-developers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnunet-developers
