[freenet-support] Hello - my Freenet is dead

[Wojciech Hempel]

Hello

 I did installation but rabit Freenet icon is dead

Mac os 10.8.5 Mtn Lion  Intel fast, a lot of RAM and free space

I installed also Java 1.8 but it is not recognised by Java Preferences
and Freenet
( JavaForOSX2014-001.dmg )

Looks like I can not use Freenet ???

Please reviev included screenhots
FREENET INSTALL PICTURES.zip

IS THERE ANY CHANCE TO FIX IT PLEASE?

Thank you

Greetings
Wojtek
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Re: [freenet-support] Hello - my Freenet is dead

[Stephen Oliver]

Hi,

Installing Java 1.8 *should* have replaced the Java preferences panel
completely. So I don't think Java 1.8 actually installed properly, both
because Freenet is clearly using 1.6, and because you can still see Java SE
6 in your preferences pane. That old Java Preferences pane should have been
completely replaced by the Oracle Java Preferences, which you don't seem to
have.

My advice is to reinstall Java 1.8 again, download it from [0] if you need
to, and then restart Freenet from the web interface. The warning you see
about Java 1.6 should then go away. If it doesn't, try restarting your Mac.

The problem with the tray icon being "dead" is well known, it's been fixed
but the fixed version hasn't been included in the installer yet. Sorry for
the trouble! :)

[0] grab "jre-8u65-macosx-x64.dmg" from here:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre8-downloads-2133155.html

On Sun, Nov 8, 2015 at 5:23 PM, Wojciech Hempel  wrote:

> Hello
>
>  I did installation but rabit Freenet icon is dead
>
> Mac os 10.8.5 Mtn Lion  Intel fast, a lot of RAM and free space
>
> I installed also Java 1.8 but it is not recognised by *Java Preferences*
> and Freenet
> ( JavaForOSX2014-001.dmg )
>
> Looks like I can not use Freenet ???
>
> *Please reviev included screenhots*
> *FREENET INSTALL PICTURES.zip*
>
> IS THERE ANY CHANCE TO FIX IT PLEASE?
>
> Thank you
>
> Greetings
> Wojtek
>
>
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[freenet-support] Hello, I can't open freenet on Mac OS X even by addressing proxy http://127.0.0.1:8888/

[zhan karibzhanov]

Hello, I can't open freenet on Mac OS X even by addressing proxy 
http://127.0.0.1:/. There isn't shortcut or anything anywhere. I'm using 
Camino Browser. Mac OS is 10.6.2. My specification surpass requirements. I've 
got mobile broadband, and wireless, so I use both. At first I downloaded, and 
started it by broadband. It doesn't work from broadband, or wireless.
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[freenet-support] hello

[Matthew Toseland]

On Saturday 28 June 2008 06:27, Eric Schwartz wrote:
> Hello -I attempted to download & install - but got the message that the path
> was wrong. I was trying to download into applications folder.
> I have a MacBook, with a OS X operating system, version 10.4.11
> Help?
> -Eric
> 
Could you be a bit more specific? Were you using the graphical installer 
(new_installer.jar / the Java Web Start thingy) ? At what stage did you get 
what error message? A screenshot would be ideal...

If the uninstaller has been installed, use that to remove Freenet, otherwise, 
just delete the directory and try again.

Thanks.
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[freenet-support] hello

[Eric Schwartz]

Hello -I attempted to download & install - but got the message that the path
was wrong. I was trying to download into applications folder.
I have a MacBook, with a OS X operating system, version 10.4.11
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-Eric
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[freenet-support] hello

[Eric Schwartz]

Hello -I attempted to download  install - but got the message that the path
was wrong. I was trying to download into applications folder.
I have a MacBook, with a OS X operating system, version 10.4.11
Help?
-Eric
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[freenet-support] Hello and Question about win98se

[Matthew Toseland]

Windows 98 has some problems... but these should be less on 0.7, and I
don't know what the problem is in this instance.

Are you trying to run Freenet 0.7 or Freenet 0.5? Did the installer
create a directory with some jar files and so on in it?

On Sat, Jun 17, 2006 at 03:09:00PM +0200, Florian H?drich wrote:
> Hello everybody
> 
> I tried to setup freenet under Win98SE (I?d installed the newest verions of
> Java and Mozilla Firefox before. The following problems occurs: After the
> setup is finished, the browser does not open (there is only a black window
> like a dos window for about a second open). I tried to enter the following
> adress to my browser: Http://127.0.0.1: an the error occours: "Server
> not found". Can anyone help me?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Florian
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Re: [freenet-support] Hello and Question about win98se

[Matthew Toseland]

Windows 98 has some problems... but these should be less on 0.7, and I
don't know what the problem is in this instance.

Are you trying to run Freenet 0.7 or Freenet 0.5? Did the installer
create a directory with some jar files and so on in it?

On Sat, Jun 17, 2006 at 03:09:00PM +0200, Florian Hädrich wrote:
 Hello everybody
 
 I tried to setup freenet under Win98SE (I´d installed the newest verions of
 Java and Mozilla Firefox before. The following problems occurs: After the
 setup is finished, the browser does not open (there is only a black window
 like a dos window for about a second open). I tried to enter the following
 adress to my browser: Http://127.0.0.1: an the error occours: Server
 not found. Can anyone help me?
 
 Thanks
 
 Florian
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[freenet-support] Hello and Question about win98se

[Volodya]

Florian H?drich wrote:
> Hello everybody
> 
> I tried to setup freenet under Win98SE (I?d installed the newest verions of
> Java and Mozilla Firefox before. The following problems occurs: After the
> setup is finished, the browser does not open (there is only a black window
> like a dos window for about a second open). I tried to enter the following
> adress to my browser: Http://127.0.0.1: an the error occours: "Server
> not found". Can anyone help me?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Florian

If i'm not mistaken The Developers stopped supporting 98 a little while back... 
and 
unfortunately i don't know enough to help you out.

I can recommend another operating system (i'm not being an asshole, but trying 
to help as 
much as i can).

Is this your own computer and can you actually chose to install a different OS 
on it?
Are there programmes that you need that must run under Windows/DOS?

I would advise to go with Ubuntu (free and gratis) or XPCorp (proprietary and 
costly). 
Ubuntu definitely works rather well with Freenet (that's the setup that i have 
now) and 
there are many people who'd happily walk you through what-ever problems you 
might have 
(especially if you ask politely, which seems to be the case... q;-D ). I had 
Freenet 
running on 2k3 also, it worked rather well.

P.S. It's also not very clear if you are talking about 0,7 (new freenet) or 0,5 
(old network).

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[freenet-support] Hello and Question about win98se

[Florian Hädrich]

Hello everybody

I tried to setup freenet under Win98SE (I?d installed the newest verions of
Java and Mozilla Firefox before. The following problems occurs: After the
setup is finished, the browser does not open (there is only a black window
like a dos window for about a second open). I tried to enter the following
adress to my browser: Http://127.0.0.1: an the error occours: "Server
not found". Can anyone help me?

Thanks

Florian

[freenet-support] Hello and Question about win98se

[Florian Hädrich]

Hello everybody

I tried to setup freenet under Win98SE (I´d installed the newest verions of
Java and Mozilla Firefox before. The following problems occurs: After the
setup is finished, the browser does not open (there is only a black window
like a dos window for about a second open). I tried to enter the following
adress to my browser: Http://127.0.0.1: an the error occours: Server
not found. Can anyone help me?

Thanks

Florian

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Re: [freenet-support] Hello and Question about win98se

[Volodya]

Florian Hädrich wrote:

Hello everybody

I tried to setup freenet under Win98SE (I´d installed the newest verions of
Java and Mozilla Firefox before. The following problems occurs: After the
setup is finished, the browser does not open (there is only a black window
like a dos window for about a second open). I tried to enter the following
adress to my browser: Http://127.0.0.1: an the error occours: Server
not found. Can anyone help me?

Thanks

Florian


If i'm not mistaken The Developers stopped supporting 98 a little while back... and 
unfortunately i don't know enough to help you out.


I can recommend another operating system (i'm not being an asshole, but trying to help as 
much as i can).


Is this your own computer and can you actually chose to install a different OS 
on it?
Are there programmes that you need that must run under Windows/DOS?

I would advise to go with Ubuntu (free and gratis) or XPCorp (proprietary and costly). 
Ubuntu definitely works rather well with Freenet (that's the setup that i have now) and 
there are many people who'd happily walk you through what-ever problems you might have 
(especially if you ask politely, which seems to be the case... q;-D ). I had Freenet 
running on 2k3 also, it worked rather well.


P.S. It's also not very clear if you are talking about 0,7 (new freenet) or 0,5 
(old network).

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Title: How are you?




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[freenet-support] Hello I look for Freenet Nodes with special port !

[Ivan Dachev]

Hello,

My name is Ivan and I'm come from Bulgaria.

I work in company behind firewall and I want to use
freenet. My administrators allow only port 5190
for ICQ.

My question is: Can I find somewhere in the net
Freenet nodes list, which nodes listen on this port ?

If you know such node or if you know where can
I find key file for such nodes please write to me.

Thanks in advance!

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Re: [freenet-support] Hello I look for Freenet Nodes with special port !

[Matthew Toseland]

On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 10:14:50AM +0200, Ivan Dachev wrote:
 Hello,
 
 My name is Ivan and I'm come from Bulgaria.
 
 I work in company behind firewall and I want to use
 freenet. My administrators allow only port 5190
 for ICQ.
 
 My question is: Can I find somewhere in the net
 Freenet nodes list, which nodes listen on this port ?
 
 If you know such node or if you know where can
 I find key file for such nodes please write to me.
Um, freenet doesn't work that way. You are saying that you can only
connect out on port 5190? What about email, web, etc? Surely port 80 is
available? You will need to run the freenet server on some port, but it
will need to be able to connect to other freenet nodes on other ports.
 
 Thanks in advance!
 
 -- 
 Best regards,
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[freenet-support] Hello, I can't make this work!

[Pierre Lindberg]

Hello!

I have installed the windows-version... But then I wounder how
this work. Is this like DC or what? I don't know how to use this
program... Do I have to offer files?!

Could you please clear up som of these questions...!

Thanks!

Pirre


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Re: [freenet-support] Hello, I can't make this work!

[Greg Wooledge]

Pierre Lindberg ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:

 Oki, but I could read that there's no search-engine... How do I
 find files on this net?!

http://freenet.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php?FAQ

There are two basic ways to use Freenet today (that I know of).  The
first way, the way that I do it, is to surf Freenet like you used
to surf the WWW before Google.  You start at one site, and follow
links to another site, and so on.  The site you want to start with
is The Freedom Engine, which has links to dozens of other sites
(much like Yahoo!'s categorical index, but smaller).  TFE is linked
from the gateway page (http://127.0.0.1:/).

The second way is to use a separate Freenet application called Frost.
This runs as a standalone Java program that communicates with Freenet
and implements some sort of message board thing.  I don't use it
myself.

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[freenet-support] hello

[Konstantinos Iliopoulos]

hello there,
my name is kostas and i write to you from greece because i find difficulties 
in installing freenet.my pc has java runtime environment but when i begin 
the process of setup for the freenet, the blue window on the top has the 
title (without java).i ignore it and i complete the installation, but when 
i click on the desktop icon of freenet in order to open it, it tells me that 
freenet has problems.can you help me?
bye
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Re: [freenet-support] hello

[Mak Sim]

Hi Kostas,

I don't know what you mean with blue window but it seems that your Java 
Environment isn't setup quite well.
I think you are working with Win98 or so.
You should have an File called FLaunch.ini in your Freenet Directory.

Please Check the setting for Java and adjust the Path settings to your needs :

[Freenet Launcher]
# Javaexec should point to your Java Runtime binary (jview.exe or java.exe)
javaexec=D:\jdk1.3.0_02\bin\java.exe
javaw=D:\jdk1.3.0_02\bin\javaw.exe

Mak

P.S. You should use the new  installer freenet_setup0.3.9.1-1.exe .


At 17:00 20.5.2001 +, Konstantinos Iliopoulos wrote:
hello there,
my name is kostas and i write to you from greece because i find 
difficulties in installing freenet.my pc has java runtime environment but 
when i begin the process of setup for the freenet, the blue window on the 
top has the title (without java).i ignore it and i complete the 
installation, but when i click on the desktop icon of freenet in order to 
open it, it tells me that freenet has problems.can you help me?
bye
kostas
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