Hi!
Using win2000
Jdk 1.3
Freenet 0.3.9.1
I cant find a manifest.jar anywhere.. u know why?(want to uns putfiles
from tutorial)
marco
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The manifest.jar can be downloaded from GJ freesit
You can see a link from the fproxy startup page at
http://127.0.0.1:8081
or directly from here
http://127.0.0.1:8081/MSK%40SSK%40enI8YFo3gj8UVh-Au0HpKMftf6QQAgE/homepage//
-Original Message-
From: Marco Kühnel [mailto:[EMAIL
FG == Flute Gardener [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
FG And DON'T tell me to look in *that* file or change *this*
FG fproxy setting: I dunno shit about all that; I just want a
FG node running that I can use, without any fuzz. It's YOU'RE job
FG to make a prog that does exactly that.
Hi,
I recently have a lot of problems with (for example)
Network Error
Couldn't retrieve key: MSK@SSK@z~K65pjGmzBU8rlD7rzu9NoYecsQAgE/freegle//
Today, I put two nodes on two computers on the same subnet.
I inserted a dozen files on one computer (with htl=50)
and try to retrieve them from the
BTW, this is the error in the log file:
Authentication timed out
Client object signalled: Freenet.KeyException: Couldn't read MSK Mapfile:
SSK@z~K65pjGmzBU8rlD7rzu9NoYecsQAgE/freegle
What authentication is this? How to avoid this kind of time out?
Thank you in advance.
-Original
Today, I put two nodes on two computers on the same subnet.
I inserted a dozen files on one computer (with htl=50)
physical proximity doesn't equal network proximity. nodes specialise
based on key similarity. if you really want two nodes to talk to each
other, create a file called
On Wed, Jun 06, 2001 at 02:30:28PM -0400, z08544 wrote:
BTW, this is the error in the log file:
Authentication timed out
Client object signalled: Freenet.KeyException: Couldn't read MSK Mapfile:
SSK@z~K65pjGmzBU8rlD7rzu9NoYecsQAgE/freegle
What authentication is this? How to avoid this kind
hi there
freenet isn't working on my OS, not with the earlier versions, and not with
the latest. fproxy pops up allright, but you can't insert or request
anything. If you do, you always get:
The page cannot be found
The page you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed,
or
Today, I put two nodes on two computers on the same subnet.
I inserted a dozen files on one computer (with htl=50)
physical proximity doesn't equal network proximity. nodes specialise
based on key similarity. if you really want two nodes to talk to each
other, create a file called
FG == Flute Gardener [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
FG Jun 6, 2001 2:33:02 PM:Error:Inform Connection
FG failed:java.net.ConnectException: Operation timed out: connect
OK, this is a firewall problem. You need to open up your 80 port for
outgoing connections. In fact, you need to open up ALL
B == Bad [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
B OK, this is a firewall problem. You need to open up your 80
B port for outgoing connections. In fact, you need to open up ALL
B ports for outgoing connections, and your listenPort (in
B freenet.ini) for incoming connections.
Just to be
I am useing version
0.3.9.1:
I have just install'd the program but
am getting the message
that it couldnt find the java
runtime.It directed me to the jave.sun.com site but i didnt find much joy
there.Pressed the update button but it didnt do much.
Thank you.
Jim
MItchell
On Wed, Jun 06, 2001 at 10:29:30PM +0100, BigYin wrote:
I am useing version 0.3.9.1:
I have just install'd the program but am getting the message
that it couldnt find the java runtime.It directed me to the jave.sun.com site but i
didnt find much joy there.Pressed the update button but it
FG == Flute Gardener [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
FG well, i did, but it rebounced. Said something about exeeding
FG 40k limit. do i have to resend it, or what?
FG I got the Latestbuilt=380 list, btw. but I'm not sure what to
FG do with it. Just putting an address on the
i get an error that it can't find some java thing and won't run the
node. I thought java was just a universal thing that all computers had,
then again i'm clueless.
Java is included with some operating systems, but not always. You may
download a copy of Java for your operating system from
http://java.sun.com/ - you want the Java Runtime Environment.
Believe me, in admitting you don't know everything, you know more than
most :-)
Ian.
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