[Help-gnunet] OK to use a FQDN for 'IP' in gnunet.conf?

[Brent Miller]

I was helping a friend setup gnunet on one of his computers which is 
behind a typical DSL router. We forwarded 2086 and set up  "IP = 
xxxxxxx.dyndns.org" in the root gnunet.conf, and despite everything we 
tried, we couldn't get it to connect until we put the actual numerical 
IP address in the IP field. I was under the assumption that this was 
okay, but I guess it's not? If not, it would be a handy thing to have.

Unrelated to the above, I've read that version 0.7 is supposed to fix 
the abandoned content problem, but is there going to be an increase in 
download speed as well, or is the nature of gnunet that there will 
always be 3-8KB/s downloads? Just curious.

Thanks,
Brent