(Sorry, I can't reply in the thread I started the other day; I wasn't
subscribed at that time.)
I'm trying to publish an MSK@SSK FreeSite, and having some difficulty.
I've created a directory with my site data in it, which looks vaguely
like this (with the file and directory names changed):
$ ls -R
./site_name:
dir1/ dir2/ index.html
./site_name/dir1:
file1@ file2@
./site_name/dir2:
file1@ file2@
The "files" other than index.html are actually symbolic links to where
the files reside; I don't want to keep 2 copies of them around because
they're somewhat large. In fact, the files actually reside on an NFS
server, although I don't think that's relevant here.
I'm running freenet 0.3.8.1 and j2sdk1.3 on Debian (woody). I've got
GJ's manifest tools 0.15c, which I compiled from source.
I've created an SSK and a daily DBR for my site. I run the command:
$ java relentless.gj.cli.PutFiles -simRequests 5 -htl 45 \
-mskURIValue freenet:SSK@privatekey/site_name -fromDir site_name
And I get this error:
dirPath: /home/greg/freenet
filePath: /nfs/directory/Real File Name
PutFiles FAILED:
java.io.IOException: Illegal file name/home/greg/freenet/site_name/dir2/file1
at relentless.gj.cli.ManifestFile.getRelativeName(ManifestFile.java:936)
at relentless.gj.cli.ManifestFile.fromDirectory(ManifestFile.java:598)
at relentless.gj.cli.PutFiles.main(PutFiles.java:1116)
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