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I've finally gotten freenet_server to run on
my redhat linux machine, but nothing seems to work. I've been struggling with
this for many hours (I'm an inexperienced linux user) so i'd really appreciate
some help.
All my attempts to insert og request stuff has
failed, and i have no clue what to do about it:
and decide to get the file winzip80.exe
I write:
# freenet_request winzip80.exe
The response:
+ java Freenet.client.RequestClient winzip80.exe Freenet Core running on 1040 (build 158) Freenet.ConnectException: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused A fatal exception occured while processing: Freenet.ConnectFailedException: Freenet.ConnectException: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused State "FAILED" reached. Encountered the following exceptions while attempting to Request: Freenet.ConnectFailedException: Freenet.ConnectException: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused at Freenet.Core.connect(Core.java:268) at Freenet.Core.makeConnection(Core.java:244) at Freenet.client.Client$BInstance.prepare(Client.java:210) at Freenet.client.Client$BRequestInstance.prepare(Client.java:260) at Freenet.client.Client$BInstance.run(Client.java:228) at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:484) Then i try with the variation :
# freenet_request -serverAddress
tcp/63.88.62.175:19114 winzip80.exe winzip80.exe
I get the same error message as above.
The i try another
http://unicast.org/perl/keyindex.pl ,
and go for the file:
freenet:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
# freenet_request
freenet:[EMAIL PROTECTED] mymp3.mp3
I get the same error
message
I tried # freenet_request test-key mytest.txt as
recommended in the freenet_request, but that failed too
Okay, now it try inserting stuff, maybe that
works:
# freenet_insert mymp3.mp3 mymp3.mp3
Response i get:
...SVKs, KSKs, and SSKs cannot be more than
32,768 bytes.
Instead, insert your file as a CHK, then insert a
redirect from the
SVK/KSK/SSK to the resulting CHK. I then try with the command (using the example
provided when running freenet_insert)
# freenet_insert freenet:[EMAIL PROTECTED] mymp3.mp3
+ java Freenet.client.InsertClient freenet:[EMAIL PROTECTED] mymp3.mp3 Freenet Core running on 1052 (build 158) Could not parse URL So, nothing seems to work properly.
I really think freenet is a wonderful thing in
principle, and i'd love to provide content and space for it to make it more
attractive, but with the current level of user unfriendliness, there is in my
eyes little hope :-/
Jens Nielsen
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