[freenet-dev] java -server and startup loops

2002-12-08 Thread Ed Tomlinson
Hi,

The latest versions of the start freenet script try to start using the -server 
option.  This fails here.  Could this be made a suggestion?  Using -server 
causes
a java error here (build 1.4.1_01-b01).

Second the version in CVS (6xx) loops and start freenet nodes until the script 
is 
killed.

In short, from my POV, unstable is very unstable right now.

TIA,

Ed Tomlinson


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[freenet-dev] patch to fproxy to change freenet key detection

2002-12-08 Thread Marco A. Calamari
At 21.35 06/12/02 -0800, you wrote:
>It never really made sense to me that fproxy would
>reject keys that start with freenet: so I fixed
>that... I'm not sure if this is the best way to pull
>it off but it does work. Patch in diff -u format
>attached.


Hi Tyler

Maybe you mean that fproxy would reject keys that
 *DOESN'T* start with freenet 

The reason for this was to stop people that think fproxy
 is a search engine, and display an informative
 message about that.

IMHO it makes a lot of sense, but my cvs access
 is readonly, so I can just ask you nto to commit
 your patch.

FWIW.   Marco


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[freenet-dev] patch to fproxy to change freenet key detection

2002-12-08 Thread Tyler Riddle
No, actualy, that is what you would think it should do
but in fact it does not. If you check the patch, you
can see the code in question here. The code checked
for  a key that started with SSK@ CHK@ and KSK@ but
had no provisions for freenet:SSK@ etc. I just added 3
lines that would allow freenet: to work - give it a
try on your node - try to request KSK at foo then
freenet:KSK at foo, the second will generate a warning
and you will have to click the 'go ahead and do it
anyway against our strong warning' button/link.

Tyler
--- "Marco A. Calamari"  wrote:
> At 21.35 06/12/02 -0800, you wrote:
> >It never really made sense to me that fproxy would
> >reject keys that start with freenet: so I fixed
> >that... I'm not sure if this is the best way to
> pull
> >it off but it does work. Patch in diff -u format
> >attached.
> 
> 
> Hi Tyler
> 
> Maybe you mean that fproxy would reject keys that
>  *DOESN'T* start with freenet 
> 
> The reason for this was to stop people that think
> fproxy
>  is a search engine, and display an informative
>  message about that.
> 
> IMHO it makes a lot of sense, but my cvs access
>  is readonly, so I can just ask you nto to commit
>  your patch.
> 
> FWIW.   Marco
> 
> 
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Re: [freenet-dev] patch to fproxy to change freenet key detection

2002-12-08 Thread Marco A. Calamari
At 21.35 06/12/02 -0800, you wrote:
It never really made sense to me that fproxy would
reject keys that start with freenet: so I fixed
that... I'm not sure if this is the best way to pull
it off but it does work. Patch in diff -u format
attached.


Hi Tyler

Maybe you mean that fproxy would reject keys that
 *DOESN'T* start with freenet 

The reason for this was to stop people that think fproxy
 is a search engine, and display an informative
 message about that.

IMHO it makes a lot of sense, but my cvs access
 is readonly, so I can just ask you nto to commit
 your patch.

FWIW.   Marco


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Re: [freenet-dev] patch to fproxy to change freenet key detection

2002-12-08 Thread Tyler Riddle
No, actualy, that is what you would think it should do
but in fact it does not. If you check the patch, you
can see the code in question here. The code checked
for  a key that started with SSK@ CHK@ and KSK@ but
had no provisions for freenet:SSK@ etc. I just added 3
lines that would allow freenet: to work - give it a
try on your node - try to request KSK@foo then
freenet:KSK@foo, the second will generate a warning
and you will have to click the 'go ahead and do it
anyway against our strong warning' button/link.

Tyler
--- Marco A. Calamari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 At 21.35 06/12/02 -0800, you wrote:
 It never really made sense to me that fproxy would
 reject keys that start with freenet: so I fixed
 that... I'm not sure if this is the best way to
 pull
 it off but it does work. Patch in diff -u format
 attached.
 
 
 Hi Tyler
 
 Maybe you mean that fproxy would reject keys that
  *DOESN'T* start with freenet 
 
 The reason for this was to stop people that think
 fproxy
  is a search engine, and display an informative
  message about that.
 
 IMHO it makes a lot of sense, but my cvs access
  is readonly, so I can just ask you nto to commit
  your patch.
 
 FWIW.   Marco
 
 
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 www.marcoc.it*
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 5698   *
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[freenet-dev] java -server and startup loops

2002-12-08 Thread Ed Tomlinson
Hi,

The latest versions of the start freenet script try to start using the -server 
option.  This fails here.  Could this be made a suggestion?  Using -server causes
a java error here (build 1.4.1_01-b01).

Second the version in CVS (6xx) loops and start freenet nodes until the script is 
killed.

In short, from my POV, unstable is very unstable right now.

TIA,

Ed Tomlinson


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