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Freenet 0.7 build 1187 is now available. Mostly minor changes but one was
important for newly installed nodes:
- Maybe fix darknet peers losing their IP addresses (bug 2688). We were losing
IPs on connect and on rekeying (every hour!).
- Keep a -1 setting for the Bloom filter size as -1. New node
l be fixed soon.
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g report if they are darknet peers) are:
> (12 IPs listed here).
Known problem, sorry... will release a build at some point in the near future
which we believe fixes it, at which point we will need to know if it hasn't
been fixed.
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I've installed 0.7 yesterday (finally :) but I'm not getting rid of
0.5 just yet). I like the fact that it's not eating that much of the
computer resources as 0.5 (but then again, I've pretty much kept the
restrictive default settings about the memory and such).
Now, to my questions... After one d
Freenet 0.7 build 1186 is now available. Please upgrade, it will be mandatory
on Tuesday. Changes:
- Fix a nasty race condition in the message handling code. Impact is uncertain
but could be large - it broke an update-over-mandatory between nodes on the
same computer in testing.
- Implement (lon
On Saturday 29 November 2008 08:38, Level 13 wrote:
> I've installed 0.7 yesterday (finally :) but I'm not getting rid of
> 0.5 just yet). I like the fact that it's not eating that much of the
> computer resources as 0.5 (but then again, I've pretty much kept the
> restrictive default settings abou
I've installed 0.7 yesterday (finally :) but I'm not getting rid of
0.5 just yet). I like the fact that it's not eating that much of the
computer resources as 0.5 (but then again, I've pretty much kept the
restrictive default settings about the memory and such).
Now, to my questions... After one d
