commit 2374122b23dc130dbc22534d2773b101fb4dcbd0 parent a7d62172aed29384b944d2c74e8a45fd1c53fc52 Author: Martin Schanzenbach <schanzen@gnunet.org> Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2022 14:29:59 +0200 migration Diffstat:
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diff --git a/installing.rst b/installing.rst @@ -280,13 +280,35 @@ provides certificates on-the-fly needs to be started: Now GNS should work in browsers that are configured to use a SOCKS proxy on localhost:7777. + +.. _Minimal-configuration: + Minimal configuration --------------------- -TODO move into user manual? +GNUnet needs a configuration file to start (see `Config file +format <#Config-file-format>`__). For the *single-user setup* an empty +file is sufficient: + +:: + + $ touch ~/.config/gnunet.conf + +For the *multi-user setup* we need an extra config file for the system +services. The default location is ``/etc/gnunet.conf``. The minimal +content of that file which activates the system services roll is: -Config Leftovers ----------------- +:: + + [arm] + START_SYSTEM_SERVICES = YES + START_USER_SERVICES = NO + +The config file for the user services (``~/.config/gnunet.conf``) needs +the opposite configuration to activate the user services roll: + +:: -This needs to be integrated better. It seems like a leftover from -another refactoring (see texinfo). + [arm] + START_SYSTEM_SERVICES = NO + START_USER_SERVICES = YES