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Template: gnunet-systempeer/username
Type: string
Default: gnunet
_Description: GNUnet user:
Please choose the user that the GNUnet server process will run as.
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This should be a dedicated account. If the specified account does not
already exist, it will automatically be created, with no login shell.
Template: gnunet-systempeer/groupname
Type: string
Default: gnunet
_Description: GNUnet group:
Please choose the group that the GNUnet peer process will run as.
.
This should be a dedicated group, not one that already owns data.
Only the members of this group will have access to GNUnet data, and
be allowed to start and stop the GNUnet server.
Template: gnunet-systempeer/autostart
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Should the GNUnet server be launched on boot?
If you choose this option, a GNUnet peer will be launched each time
the system is started. Otherwise, you will need to launch
GNUnet each time you want to use it.
Template: gnunet-dns/libnsswitch
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Should GNS be hooked into the system resolution process?
If you choose this option, GNS will be hooked into the system
resolution process. Records that can be resolved using GNS are
resolved via GNS and will fall back to DNS when it is not resolvable
using GNS. This requires to have the system GNUnet peer running and
also having a peer running as your user.
Template: gnunet-user/proxy
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Use the GNU Name System in Firefox/Chromium by default?"
If you choose this option the proxy settings for Firefox and Chromium will be
adjusted to use a user local running gnunet-gns-proxy to delegate DNS requests
over. This allows for resolution of GNS names in the browser and validation for
GNS hostnames.
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