Michael Schierl schrieb: > > BTW: Does saving a site take lots of time? Trying to save Applications > for 5 mins now, not finished yet. Getting another site from tiki is > quite fast.
Seems to work when I select a short random part of the FreeApps site, but the whole page does not work - like the Applications page. I attach my two sites I cannot commit - "preview" looks as exspected, but "save" takes 10 mins and times out then - perhaps you find the mistake in them or can fix them. Or simply ignore them - perhaps you'll find someone more stupid than me... mihi
!Applications A variety of people have written some excellent tools and clients for use with Freenet. !!!Freenet Publishing & Retrieval Tools [http://localhost:8888/SSK@M7yZgrl8gwtAe1xEcR5Xyv4tFsoPAgM/fiw/6//|__Freesite Insertion Wizard__] __~~#FF0000:You must be running Freenet for this link to work~~__ FIW is a feature packed Java AWT application for inserting freesites. Contains a lot of help at each stage of the process, and includes site verification to increase availability of the inserts. [http://freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/twiki/view/Main/FCPTools|__FCPTools__] FCPTools provide the same functionality as Freeweb, but without the GUI. Current working platforms include Win32, GNU/Linux and Free BSD. An ANSI-C based Client Lib (ezFCPlib) is also included for developers to aid in writing Freenet clients. [http://freeweb.sf.net/|__FreeWeb__] ))FreeWeb(( allows websites to be inserted into Freenet. This tool does not appear to be currently maintained. __KIO Freenet__ KIO Freenet is a KDE IO-Slave, which provides KDE applications the ability to retrieve content from Freenet via FCP. [http://www.freenetproject.org/snapshots/kio_freenet.bz2|Download the source] and follow the instructions in INSTALL (__experimental__). !!!Message Board Tools and File Sharing tools [http://jtcfrost.sf.net/|__Frost__] Frost is a file-sharing tool for Freenet, it also has chat forums which allow people to chat anonymously over Freenet. It now supports FEC (which makes downloads more reliable) [http://127.0.0.1:8888/SSK@h~ixmz11-tDOox9O1gQyjkzAUCcPAgM/fmb/5//|__Freenet Message Board__] __~~#FF0000:You must be running Freenet for this link to work~~__ FMB is an excellent Usenet-like tool which allows secure messages to be exchanged via Freenet, it is somewhat similar to Frost, but employs a more sophisticated "outbox" based approach. [http://www.storrow.org/Software/FreeNews/|__FreeNews__] FreeNews is a gateway between a NNTP and Freenet news service, based on the Frost TOF boards with some extentions. It allows you to use your favorite news reader to access TOF bulletins. !!!Misc Tools [http://sf.net/projects/liberator|__Liberator__] Liberator is the old-school unix command-line client designed to be easy to script (or cron). It's written in perl so it should be as portable as needed. __Update:__ new versions written in ocaml will be released in binary form for win32, linux/x86, linux/ppc, and OSX. ---- !!Want to contribute? If you want to develop a tool or client for Freenet please publish your idea ((FreeApps|here)). There you can also find a list of projects related to Freenet in their early stages of development.
!Applications over Freenet __Here you can share ideas about new applications that can run on top of Freenet. Before posting you should do a search on "Freenet" in [http://sourceforge.net/|Sourceforge] to see if someone else hasn't already started a similiar project. It is also a good idea to follow [GoodStyle|certain style] in your discussion.__ ''__This is not the place to brag which application is better!!!__'' __The bragging forum is at [http://www.zeropaid.com/|ZeroPaid].__ __Useful Links:__ The spec of the ((FreenetClientProtocol|protocol)) (FCP) which applications use to interact with Freenet. ---- [http://lookoutpx.sourceforge.net/|__Lookout PX__] Lookout PX is a modular, extendable Freenet client for Windows written in C++. Plug-ins are loaded dynamically and may extend virtually every aspect of Lookout. Currently under development is a transport-independent messaging subsystem, such that any messaging system (TOF, FMB, etc.) can be implemented for Lookout with a standard interface. Developers familiar with MFC, Win32 programming, or Freenet in general are wanted. Anyone is welcome to contact [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]|[EMAIL PROTECTED]] to get more information about the project. As of yet, there is no public release of Lookout, but a roadmap is on the table and a release -- a good release -- is approaching. Check [http://www.lookoutpx.net/] for updates. (Plus, it is safe to expect there some kind of announcement on the freenet-tech list, in addition to informing C of E and a few others.) ---- [http://localhost:8888/SSK@d8i570BHEWgzYEGMjOsxRG5r0e4PAgM/NRAF//|__Not Really Anonymous Filesharing (NRAF)__] __~~#FF0000:You must be running Freenet for this link to work~~__ This is a proposal for a hybrid filesharing system. NRAF will use Freenet as a backbone for searching and listing shares, but the shared items will not be inserted. Transfers between users will be direct, and the users will not be anonymous. Why would anyone want such thing? * Thanks to intelligent routing of Freenet NRAF will be efficient for the users, becoming eventually more efficient than the other filesharing apps. * It will also be efficient for Freenet, because the big mp3 and divx files will not be inserted. * If NRAF gets popular more people will be running nodes. Freenet in every home? * Other filesharing apps aren't anonymous either * It could be implemented as a plugin/module to an existing (and poupular) gnutella client. It is a win-win situation; those who want to share and leech get to do it more efficiently (even though not anonymously), and those who need anonymity for real reasons will have a more efficient Freenet, thanks to the larger number of nodes. And last but not least, if NRAF becomes popular, instead of blaming Freenet for facilitating copyright infringment and spreading kiddie porn the authorities will blame NRAF. Contact me at [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]|[EMAIL PROTECTED]] if you are interested in such project. ---- Flame (Win32 client) Homepage: [http://localhost:8888/SSK@JIAdfomIbXs7cSAlSdp7acWAuuYPAgM/eofc//|SSK@JIAdfomIbXs7cSAlSdp7acWAuuYPAgM/eofc//] __~~#FF0000:You must be running Freenet for this link to work~~__ Contact mail: [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]|[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Screenshot: [http://localhost:8888/SSK@JIAdfomIbXs7cSAlSdp7acWAuuYPAgM/eofc//Flame.jpg|SSK@JIAdfomIbXs7cSAlSdp7acWAuuYPAgM/eofc//Flame.jpg] __~~#FF0000:You must be running Freenet for this link to work~~__ "So I decided to start work on a native Win32 Frost client (that I have named Flame). It won't have file exchange support but just really basic messaging functionality. I have been able to retrieve todays Freenet board Frost messages with it and read them in it (other boards should work too) but there are a few things to do (being able to write & insert messages and reply to messages in particular) but it is coming along nicely and I shall place it on the site once I have a more or less functional version up and running." ''(added by ((UserPagesebastianspaeth|SebastianSpaeth)) - 22 Feb 2002)'' ---- [http://eof.sourceforge.net/|__Everything Over Freenet__] Everything Over Freenet (EOF) creates gateways for other protocols (such as SMTP) to work over Freenet. ---- [http://pktp.sourceforge.net/|__Money Over Freenet__] Non centralised anonymous payment system, in planning. ---- [http://127.0.0.1:8888/SSK@txvIBhnrQG~BSKZ9C3U3pP9pjk4PAgM/flogger/1//|__Flogger__] __~~#FF0000:You must be running Freenet for this link to work~~__ A Freenet community publication system. Currently in the planning stages. Email: [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]|[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
