Hi
I've talked to Tom Longson about this before, but he told me it wasn't
my fault and it isn't fixed yet... I tried to install todays snapshot,
and this is what I got:
* run.sh requires a conf file
>Do you wish to abort the installation? [Y:n]? n
>./run.sh: no such file or directory: ./config.sh [91]
>Seeding Node and initialising datastore
>---------------------------------------
>Couldn't find any of the following configuration files:
freenet.conf,freenet.ini,.freenetrc
>If you have just installed this node, use --config with no
>arguments to create a config file in the current directory,
>or --config <file> to create one at a specific location.
>Done
But there actually is a ./conig.sh in my freenet directory! Should I run
it first?
I did the config and run "sh ./run.sh" again
OK!
>Cache created; starting node. Further output directed to log. HAND.
Should my node be up and running at this point?
I closed the terminal and ran run.sh again in a new terminal window:
Running Freenet: Done
[030:/applications/freenet-20020116] philipp% ERROR: tcp/5339: Address
already in use
Could not bind to listening port(s) - maybe another node is running?
Or, you might not have privileges to bind to a port < 1024.
Is this a bug? Or can you tell me how to get the needed privileges on OS
X?
I hope it will work one day... :) It would be very cool to have freenet
on OS X ;)
BTW, is there any release date for 0.5 yet? Do you have an IRC channel?
greetings
Phil
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