Alright, an update, I've got fproxy to work. You need to copy 
'(CVS)/freenet/node/http/templates' to '/freenet/node/http/templates' in the 
root directory of your filesystem. Quick hack I know, and it may only work on 
Unix(es) but it seems to work. No bugs in any of the servlets, that I can 
see.

Unfortunately, there seems to be a quite severe socket bug. Although it 
listens for connections properly and accepts them (at least from localhost), 
it doesn't seem to be able to connect to anything, ever. It gives up on 
connecting to every node without even trying. Strange.

Also, don't try to run the GCJ executable in an already-created Freenet 
directory! It will probably not run, and will screw things up, at least it 
did for me. Start with a freshly-unpacked snapshot.

On Wednesday 11 June 2003 11:17, Tiernan Hubble wrote:
> Haven't got it to work perfectly yet. There's the HTML template issue
> preventing fproxy or other HTTP servlets from working at all, and it seems
> to dump zombie processes all over the place. Also, there's a strange
> problem with Frost - the node seems to automatically return a
> blank/corrupted file for each key requested. :(  I'm going to build
> fcptools now and do some experimenting. Does it work for anyone else?
>
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