Ian Clarke wrote: > Well, the windows snapshot now installs on my machine quite cleanly, a > few comments: > > * The snapshot should be switched over to using the internal FProxy, > to do this the freenet-ext.jar file should be updated to the file > in the Linux snapshot (and obviously the same for the freenet.jar > file). Additionally the following options should be added to the > configurator: > > # fproxy > fproxy.class=Freenet.client.http.FproxyServlet > fproxy.port=8888 > fproxy.insertHtl=25 > fproxy.requestHtl=25 > fproxy.passThroughMimeTypes=text/plain,image/jpeg,image/gif,image/png > fproxy.filter=true > fproxy.allowedHosts= > services=fproxy > doAnnounce=true > transient=false
I just wrote in the previous posts what problems I experiences with FProxy which caused the node to die and costed me *hours* of debugging work as I thought the installer was broken. I will not turn on FProxy until it works smoothly on at least my machine. And I don't know what files to include to get the language depending part to work. > * The configuration utility does not seem to be reading the previous > freenet.conf file when it it started from the task-tray icon Mmmh, it should honor any existing freenet.ini in any case. It will ignore freenet.conf though. > * The Freenet node is restarted even when no changes are made to the > configuration, or when the "Cancel" button is pressed I know that, it's on my ToDo list. > * The help documentation needs to be written Right, any takers for this? I can put together the help file, but I simply can't take on the job as a help documentation writer as well. Sebastian _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devl
