I finally got around to trying a recent freenet build, from clean, with a "--config freenet.ini" configuration file. No wonder people are complaining about so much brokenness on Windows. Since when have %s been prepended to 'default settings' in the conf file? What does this mean for anyone trying to *use* the conf file (e.g. windows frontends)? If %s are going to be prepended to break freenet on Windows you may as well remove the "[Freenet node]" header which was originally added only to assist Windows compatibility :-)
Does it mean - search for "clientPort=" and if that isn't found search for "%clientPort="? Or does it, more likely, mean search for "clientPort=" and if that isn't found use the node's default? If the latter, which I presume because of the conf file comment of "(so they don't linger when we want to change the default settings)", is the recommended way for such a frontend app to query the node for its defaults to do something like freenet.config.Setup freenet.defaults --silent and parse that? d _______________________________________________ devl mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://hawk.freenetproject.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
