>>>>> "Sebastian" == Sebastian Sp?th <Sebastian at SSpaeth.de> writes:

    Sebastian> Wininstaller updated in
    Sebastian> http://freenetproject.org/snapshots: Thanks to
    Sebastian> freetheneo at hushmail.com for patches and ideas, they
    Sebastian> were welcome and integrated (although not the proposed
    Sebastian> splashscreen :-))


    Sebastian> - Version including Java available (only installed if
    Sebastian> no Java can be detected)

    Sebastian> - FProxy and Javax turned on by default (sorry David,
    Sebastian> fcpproxy is not in anymore)

    Sebastian> - system tray menu offers import/export of node
    Sebastian> references - new freenet.jar/freenet-ext.jar - many
    Sebastian> minor tweaks

    Sebastian> Downsides: - Still no good help file texts in there...
    Sebastian> - Still not sure if the node gets only restarted when
    Sebastian> not canceling the configuration

I installed from
http://freenetproject.org/snapshots/Freenet_setup-10102001snapshot.exe
over the top of a previously working Windows snapshot, updated with
more recent jar files.

One bug I can see in the installer, it always defaults to a path of
".freenet", even if you change and save on one run, it will go back to
the default on the next.  My previous install had been using a path of
"store"

Well, after running the installer I can no longer start my node.
Running "freenet.exe" just flashes red and tells me to look in the
logfile, running "fserve.exe" is a little more informative, it crashes
every time with:

Executing: "C:\Program Files\JavaSoft\JRE\1.3.0_02\bin\java.exe" Freenet.node.No
de
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: cannot add zero-length Fragment
        at Freenet.fs.StandardFreeList.add(StandardFreeList.java:157)
        at Freenet.fs.StandardFreeList.rebuild(StandardFreeList.java:177)
        at Freenet.fs.StandardFreeList.<init>(StandardFreeList.java:28)
        at Freenet.node.store.DFSDirectory.<init>(DFSDirectory.java:48)
        at Freenet.node.store.DFSDataStore.<init>(DFSDataStore.java:100)
        at Freenet.node.Node.makeNode(Node.java:1024)
        at Freenet.node.Main.main(Main.java:241)
        at Freenet.node.Node.main(Node.java:584)

The logfile is

11/10/2001 13:51:26 (Freenet.diagnostics.StandardDiagnostics, main): Did NOT 
find file for var connectionLifeTime type: 1
11/10/2001 13:51:26 (Freenet.diagnostics.StandardDiagnostics, main): Did NOT 
find file for var connectingTime type: 1
11/10/2001 13:51:26 (Freenet.diagnostics.StandardDiagnostics, main): Did NOT 
find file for var socketTime type: 1
11/10/2001 13:51:26 (Freenet.diagnostics.StandardDiagnostics, main): Did NOT 
find file for var authorizeTime type: 1
11/10/2001 13:51:26 (Freenet.diagnostics.StandardDiagnostics, main): Did NOT 
find file for var connectionRatio type: 1
11/10/2001 13:51:26 (Freenet.diagnostics.StandardDiagnostics, main): Did NOT 
find file for var incomingConnections type: 1
11/10/2001 13:51:26 (Freenet.diagnostics.StandardDiagnostics, main): Did NOT 
find file for var liveConnections type: 1
11/10/2001 13:51:26 (Freenet.diagnostics.StandardDiagnostics, main): Did NOT 
find file for var liveLinks type: 1
11/10/2001 13:51:26 (Freenet.diagnostics.StandardDiagnostics, main): Did NOT 
find file for var liveChains type: 1
11/10/2001 13:51:26 (Freenet.node.Node, main): loading store index: 
store\store_15926
11/10/2001 13:51:26 (Freenet.node.Node, main): loading store index: 
store\store_15926.swap

Someone tell me how I tell the node to build a datastore.  The
.freenet directory is empty, and "fserve --resetStore" just exits with
a NullPointerException.

Ok, figured it out.

Run "fserve -config" from a command prompt, since the windows
installer seems to have destroyed my store!  After re-answering all
the questions, it recreated the 250M store file.

WinInstaller might still need work.  Or maybe Windows and luck just
conspired against me.

        Adrain

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