>Doesn't happen here. Maybe an SVN/compiling glitch? You did compile it
>yourself, correct? With sun java or GCJ?
1. "ant clean"
2. delete test folder contents as it depends on junit, regardless the
proclamation of default target being independent of them now it still is (here)
3. "ant"
4. compil
I desperately need to remove freenet from running on my mac. Ever
since I installed it I've had problems and it's so transparent
(whatever unix stuff is going on in the background) that I don't know
what to do.
Please help.
Gabe
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Well, on Linux I know all you have to do is delete the files, it
doesn't run automatically though. On windoze, there's an uninstall
file. So look for an uninstall file, and if you don't have one, just
delete it.
On 12/6/06, Gabriel Lipson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I desperately need to remove f
Why not just stop freenet, you don't have to uninstall it.
In Terminal type sh run.sh stop
>I desperately need to remove freenet from running on my mac. Ever
>since I installed it I've had problems and it's so transparent
>(whatever unix stuff is going on in the background) that I don't know
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>Doesn't happen here. Maybe an SVN/compiling glitch? You did compile it
>yourself, correct? With sun java or GCJ?
1. "ant clean"
2. delete test folder contents as it depends on junit, regardless the
proclamation of default target being independent of them now it still is (here)
3. "ant"
4. compil
Well, on Linux I know all you have to do is delete the files, it
doesn't run automatically though. On windoze, there's an uninstall
file. So look for an uninstall file, and if you don't have one, just
delete it.
On 12/6/06, Gabriel Lipson wrote:
> I desperately need to remove freenet from running
Why not just stop freenet, you don't have to uninstall it.
In Terminal type sh run.sh stop
>I desperately need to remove freenet from running on my mac. Ever
>since I installed it I've had problems and it's so transparent
>(whatever unix stuff is going on in the background) that I don't know
