Re: [Help-gnunet] gnunet-transport-check error

[Christian Grothoff]

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On Thursday 12 February 2004 09:26 pm, Luke Stamm wrote:
> I hope this hasn't been answered already, I searched the archives but
> was unable to find an answer.
> When I run gnunet-transport-check I receive this output:
>
> address@hidden sbin]# gnunet-transport-check
> Testing transport(s) udp tcp nat
> ERROR: could not create HELO
> ERROR: did not receive message within 60 seconds.
> ERROR: did not receive message within 60 seconds.
>
> My machine is behind a NAT server which is configured to forward all
> traffic to the  machine running GNUnet. I modified the /etc/gnunet.conf
> file to use my public IP on the NAT server, as per the configuration
> instructions. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you.

I would suspect that your NAT box does not like/handle receiving traffic for 
its external IP from the internal network and thus the reply does not go 
through.  Now, I would suspect that your setup works anyway (run gnunetd and 
gnunet-stats, look at the number of connections you get after a couple of 
minutes).  So unless gnunetd fails to connect, the setup is probably 
perfectly fine even if gnunet-transport-check fails (the tool can only be 
used to test the simple cases, it can not be used to rule out problems, and 
gnunet-transport-check can also fail when everything is working just fine).

We should probably at some point write another test tool that uses some 
external machine to verify the network configuration, that would be more 
meaningful.

Christian
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