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1The following is a list of issues with GNUnet 0.11.0 that will need to 1WARNING!
2be addressed before we might consider GNUnet usable. Please keep this 2=======
3list in mind when trying out GNUnet 0.11.0! Help would of course be 3
4welcome, an estimate of how much work is needed and the main impact 4The following is a list of issues with GNUnet 0.11.0 that will need
5are given with each item. 5to be addressed before we might consider GNUnet deployable to larger
6audiences. Please keep this in mind when trying out GNUnet 0.11.0!
7
8GNUnet may however work fine for applications that aren't impeded by
9these known deficiencies. Help would of course be welcome to reduce
10this list, so an estimate of how much work is needed and the main
11impact are given with each item.
6 12
7 13
8ats: 14ats:
@@ -56,8 +62,8 @@ described above should also enable us to create more systematic tests.
56 62
57hello: 63hello:
58* The current code may leak LAN IPs (in particular IPv6 with 64* The current code may leak LAN IPs (in particular IPv6 with
59MAC) globally. We have started to put in some privisions to tag 65MAC) globally. We have started to put in some provisions to tag
60addresses as loopback/LAN/WAN, but need to systemtically ensure 66addresses as loopback/LAN/WAN, but need to systematically ensure
61that addresses are only propagated in a useful scope and avoid 67that addresses are only propagated in a useful scope and avoid
62leaking "sensitive" address data globally. 68leaking "sensitive" address data globally.
63[3-6 PM, privacy] 69[3-6 PM, privacy]
@@ -122,7 +128,7 @@ correctness]
122util: 128util:
123* Event loop instantiations for various event loops (like glib, 129* Event loop instantiations for various event loops (like glib,
124libev, libevent, etc.) should be created (and tested). This 130libev, libevent, etc.) should be created (and tested). This
125will applications to be built with GNUnet using those various 131allows applications to be built with GNUnet using those various
126styles of event loop handling. General support for abstracting 132styles of event loop handling. General support for abstracting
127the event loop is new in 0.11.0, we just need to make broader use 133the event loop is new in 0.11.0, we just need to make broader use
128of it. [1-3 PM, performance, usability] 134of it. [1-3 PM, performance, usability]
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185 191
186 192
187multicast: 193multicast:
188* implementation currently trivial and under-tested 194* implementation currently "trivial" (aka doing round-robin, not multicast)
195 and under-tested
189 196
190* still uses old NTR-style API, needs to transition to MQ API 197* still uses old NTR-style API, needs to transition to MQ API [DONE]
191 198
192 199
193psyc: 200psyc: