On Sun, Feb 12, 2012 at 12:13 PM, Dennis Nezic
denn...@dennisn.dyndns.orgwrote:
On Sun, 12 Feb 2012 10:56:01 -0800, Kevin Banjo wrote:
I'm on the latest version of sabayon linux.
I've installed and started freenet on one machine on my lan.
I nmap it on the local machine and I see a service at .
i try and connect to it locally and get unknown URI: localhost:
I see nothing under /var/freenet/logs.
i check the status of the daemon and its still running.
I see nothing under /var/log/messages.
Any clues how to debug this?
I think by default, freenet/fproxy only allows access from the
localhost (ie. 127.0.0.1) interface, so you have to go into the
advanced options and explicitly allow your machine/subnet access.
okay, I've done that a couple times now and my settings don't take, and I
still can't see fproxy from the other machines in my lan. I tried setting
both the machines that can access and that have full access to my lan,
192.168.1.1/24 and it apparently didn't like the / because it gave me an
error. Something about java number format (sorry I don't have the exact
error anymore). So I set it directly to the host I wanted access from:
x.x.x.101, and I apply the changes and there is no error, but still no
access. I look in the /var/freenet/freenet.ini file and those changes are
not there. I change that file by hand and restart freenet and the
changes disappear as soon as freenet starts. There is a wrapper file that
starts it with a config file in /etc/ however I don't see any variables
there that look similar to anything I'm changing.
Also, the localhost addr in those fields ends with ,0:a bunch of 0:'s) and
:1.
does the ,0 field still need to be at the end of the ip addresses? Is it
like a terminator?
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