Hi all,

Just announcing a new freenet client - 'fcpputsite'.

Works on 0.4 freenet only.
Compiles and runs on native linux, native windows, or windows/cygwin.

Inserts a freesite into the 0.4 freenet.
Simple, console-based, and straight to the point.
No hype, no GUI, no fuss.
Only 86kB (compared to FreeWeb's 3.5MB bloat).
Check out help output (below).

Available from FreeWeb CVS
:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/freeweb/freeweb-src/
or http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/freeweb/freeweb-src/

CVS includes C source files and linux/windows/cygwin make/project files.
Windows and linux (redhat + similar) binaries included as well.
Requires ezFCPlib - you'll see this on the CVS - easy to compile.

Here's the help output:
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fcpputsite - Insert a directory of files into Freenet as a freesite
usage: fcpputsite [options] name dir pubKey privKey
Options are:
  -h: display this help
  -htl val:    use HopsToLive value of val, default 3
  -n addr:     address of your freenet 0.4 node, default 'localhost'
  -p port:     FCP port for your freenet 0.4 node, default 8481
  -v level:    verbosity of logging messages:
               0=silent, 1=critical, 2=normal, 3=verbose, 4=debug
               default is 2
  -g:          DON'T insert a site - just create an SVK keypair instead
  -f numDays:  insert a map file numDays in the future, default 0 (today)
  -def file:   name of site's 'default' file, default is index.html
               the default file MUST exist in selected directory
  -t threads:  the maximum number of insert threads (default 5)
  -a attempts: maximum number of attempts at inserting each file (default 3)
Required arguments are:
  name:        name of site - more formally, the SSK subspace identifier
  dir:         the directory containing the freesite
  pubKey:      the SSK public key
  privKey:     the SSK private key
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Enjoy
David




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