[freenet-support] bug in v.0.3.9.1
My setup : PIII450/128mb/win98se/cablemodem When i updated from v.0.3.8.1 i lost the configuration window. The ini-file is there so i can do it manually though. Besides from that it seems to work fine. Nice work. It's getting better all the time.
Re: [freenet-support] "Configure" Option seems broken on Win2k
I'm running win95 and the "Configure" option doesn't work for me either. You can edit the freenet.ini file directly (using notepad or whatever) which will be located in the freenet folder. Otherwise, you can download and install 3.8.1 (which works). Then configure everything you want, then re-install 3.9.1 when you are done. (Hey at least freenet is a small install). I think they need to fix the "configure" in 3.9.1 (at least for windows). --- Ben Donley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've tried running with the jre in > /WINNT/System/java.exe and I've tried the > javasoft jre. In both cases, on my Win2k box (not > running as > administrator), freenet works beautifully, and so > does the FProxy, etc. The > only thing that doesnt work is when I use the > "Configure" option on the > freenet rabbit in the system tray. When I do that, > nothing happens. I > really want to be able to view the configuration > tools... > > And I figure you've got a million emails describing > this exact same problem. > If you don't, and need further testing/explanation, > please do tell. > Otherwise, you don't need to waste time replying to > me if you don't want to. > > Ben > > > ___ > Support mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/support __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/ ___ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/support
[freenet-support] Bug Report
Freenet Version: 0.3.9.1 OS: Windows 98 Java Runtime Environment: JRE 1.3 Using latest version of Internet Explorer (with Fproxy) I received the "Warning: Executable code or embedded external links in document" message when attempting to retrieve an html page with a "http-equiv=" tag. The links on this html page were relative (i.e. "blank.jpg" instead of http://blabla/blank.jpg). After seeing the warning about executable code, I selected "Retrieve anyway," but the links on this page were not taking into account directory structure. Files that should have been pointing to a /a/b/c folder, were instead pointing to main "/" folder (localhost:8081/blabla.jpg when it should have been localhost:8081/a/b/c/blabla.jpg).
[freenet-support] "Configure" Option seems broken on Win2k
I've tried running with the jre in /WINNT/System/java.exe and I've tried the javasoft jre. In both cases, on my Win2k box (not running as administrator), freenet works beautifully, and so does the FProxy, etc. The only thing that doesnt work is when I use the "Configure" option on the freenet rabbit in the system tray. When I do that, nothing happens. I really want to be able to view the configuration tools... And I figure you've got a million emails describing this exact same problem. If you don't, and need further testing/explanation, please do tell. Otherwise, you don't need to waste time replying to me if you don't want to. Ben ___ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/support
Re: [freenet-support] cannot find java error
Can you be more specific? at what point during the installation process did you receive this error? What version of Freenet were you trying to install? Ian. On Tue, May 01, 2001 at 06:29:18PM -0700, Scott & Maria Nelson wrote: > I am running javasoft jre 1.1 > hope you can help > > Scott Nelson > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > ___ > Support mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/support PGP signature
[freenet-support] bugs#2
version 0.3.9.1: screen turned blu on install twiceafter directory prompt.had to push reset twice.. win 98 700celeron/ socket 370/ i expected the install wisard to continue and load files into directories..but it stalled out i let sit for 30 min and nothin could not cntrl/alt/del/had to push reset [EMAIL PROTECTED] shane
[freenet-support] cannot find java error
I am running javasoft jre 1.1 hope you can help Scott Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/support
[freenet-support] bugs
hello i am new to the net and i stummbled apon a opennnap site that list links to open source napster etc...any way what is open source or what is this site about..i found u this way as well. also ...i down loaded freenet and tried to install the install wisard came up went through a couple dialogs of conf/prefs and directories then screen whole screen went blue and i let it sit for 30 min an nothin had to push reset on the computer cabinet.. twice. i am runnin win 98 700mgh celeron / socket 370 /pc if u need more info let me know [EMAIL PROTECTED] shane
Re: [freenet-support] Q: port numbers, and how to test
begin Gary Quinn quotation of Tue, May 01, 2001 at 06:40:26PM +: > 1. I'm behind a firewall, but can probably get a port number opened > up (19114). Is there a way to find other servers on this port > number. I'm assuming that I need only the one port number. You should use a port _other_ than 19114, so that it's harder for censors to filter out Freenet traffic. Use the random number generator in your favorite programming tool or spreadsheet, or use port 14646, which is _your_ personal random lucky number for today. You will need to be able to make _outgoing_ connections to arbitrary port numbers, but most firewalls allow this. > 2. How do I test the software - can I submit > a file (e.g. a word doc) to the network? Yes, you can submit any type of file. One easy way to do so is to open http://127.0.0.1:8081/ with your web browser, and fill out the web form. > 4. Just a thought, but if I use an already open port number (like > port 80 which is usually http), is this likely to work, or cause > havoc :-) Yes, you can run a freenet node on port 80 -- if your OS gives you permission. (Most people run nodes on high-numbered ports so that Freenet can run with less privilege.) If you're going to run it on a low port, port 443 might be good, since it's normally HTTPS, which is already expected to contain encrypted data. -- Don Marti "I've never sent or received a GIF in my life." [EMAIL PROTECTED]-- Bruce Schneier, Secrets and Lies, p. 246. http://zgp.org/~dmarti/(Free the Web: http://burnallgifs.org/) ___ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/support
[freenet-support] How I use Freenet from behind my own firewall
I'm running an OpenBSD firewall with ipf and ipnat (a stateful, masquerading firewall, like the stuff in Linux 2.4.x), and I'm using an internal machine as a Freenet node. I know the node works because I can request data successfully when using that node locally and I can insert data using that node that can be retrieved from a machine on a totally different network. When I first set up the node, it picked a port. For argument's sake, lets call the port 24334. The interface name for my ethernet card that's visible to the outside world is ne3. (It's usually eth0 or eth1 for Linux people.) Inside my ipf.rules, near the top, I added the following: # my freenet node pass in log quick on ne3 proto tcp from any to any port = 24334 pass out quick on ne3 proto tcp from any port = 24334 to any keep state This says to allow packets from the external network that are tcp and are traveling to port 24334. Also allow replies and connections that my port 24334 makes. (The log keyword is only there so I know when outside machines are using my node. This was useful for debugging my ipf and ipnat rules with tcpdump.) In my ipnat.rules, at the bottom, I added the following: # redirect freenet requests to my local machine rdr ne3 0.0.0.0/0 port 24334 -> 192.168.0.2 port 24334 tcp rdr ne3 0.0.0.0/0 port 24334 -> 192.168.0.2 port 24334 udp This says to redirect anything from the external network that is destined for port 24334 to my internal machine's port 24334 instead. I hope this helps people with firewall problems. --- Jim PS: It's possible that the udp line in ipnat.rules is unnecessary and that the keep state option in the ipf.rules is unnecessary. ___ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/support
[freenet-support] Q: port numbers, and how to test
Hi All. I'm new to this, and I have several (hopefully stupid and therefore easy to answer) questions. 1. I'm behind a firewall, but can probably get a port number opened up (19114). Is there a way to find other servers on this port number. I'm assuming that I need only the one port number. 2. How do I test the software - can I submit a file (e.g. a word doc) to the network? Can I request a file by name - or do I need to know some key type and resource name? Hmmm, or have I completely mis understood? 3. The large number of port numbers used, makes life extremely difficult for those of us behind firewalls. Can I request that only a limited number of port numbers be used in future revisions of the software please. I guess like most in my situation, I can ask for a few port numbers to be opened up, but I don't have direct control of the firewall, so I have to be seen to be behaving responsibly etc. 4. Just a thought, but if I use an already open port number (like port 80 which is usually http), is this likely to work, or cause havoc :-) Hmmm, maybe it an irrelevent question, because I still couldn't get out to others using different port numbers. I have read some of the documentation, but this is already a complex project, and it's going to take some time to become properly familiar. Cheers, Gary. -- Gary Quinn, VR CentreTechnical Manager University of TeessideSG Network Admin Borough Road, Middlesbrough Go Player Cleveland, TS1 3BA mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] +44 (0)1642 384303 fax 384310 http://vr.tees.ac.uk ___ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/support
[freenet-support] (no subject)
Salut, J'ai suivi les instructions a la lettre mais lorsque je lance freenet --> "Impossible de trouver le serveur". Que faire. Merci.
Re:[freenet-support] Error message on Freenet startup
Roger Harrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 29.4.2001 06:46:13: >I've just downloaded the JRE (1.3.0_02) from Sun's website, also Freenet >ver 0.3.8.1 and installed both (JRE first) on a 120 MHz Pentium laptop >running Win98. > >When double clicking on the Freenet taskbar icon, a message appears: >'http://localhost: 8081' - ERROR: Your browser could not be opened with >the address specified above. Please ask [EMAIL PROTECTED] for >help. Did the "gateway page" turn up in the browser anyway? You might want to download the 0.3.9.1 version of Freenet, besides some bugfixes it contains a new implementation of the system tray icon. >If I retry running Freenet by running the file 'fserve.exe', it brings >up a window titled "Freenet node 0.3.8", with two menu headings (File & >Help), and the words 'Node running' in the window. You don't need to do this is you have the system tray icon (hops) visible in the system tray Sebastian ___ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/support
FW:Re: [freenet-support] using freenet
"Mr.Bad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 27.4.2001 04:32:19: >mdh> when will i know that i have downloaded freenet? i'm using >mdh> win95 thanx. > >When you start feeling the Freedom like a fresh breeze. ROTFL :-) Seriously, you will know when the download progress meter reaches the 100% SCNR Seb ___ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/support
