freenet.client.WrongStateException:
Wrong state: FAILED should be DONE: null:
Transfer failed with 36988 moved.
at freenet.client.GetRequestProcess.getNextRequest
(GetRequestProcess.java:312)
at freenet.client.GetRequestProcess.getNextRequest
(GetRequestProcess.java:74)
at
, or set logRotate=true.
But while it ran, it had always a constant in and out bandwith and transfered
exactly the amount
of data I allowed, so there wasnt much wrong exept it always hang up after
some hours.)
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and don't have access to my node right now but you should be able
to find it from the unkeyed frost board FuQT. It looks nice but I haven't
actually used it.
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If you'd prefer a native solution there's also the recently developed and
amusingly named FuQT (it uses the qt libraries :), I don't think it has a
freesite yet and don't have access to my node right now but you should be
able to find it from the unkeyed frost board FuQT
think fproxy or any
other client explicitly reserves some but you _may_ get better performance if
you increase them a bit. It's a tradeoff against the extra memory/management
overhead.
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another JRE somewhere just for freenet.
Or if you think it's some issue with both exe's being recognised as the same by
your firewall (having the same hash), add random byte(s) of junk on the end of
your copy, execution should never reach that point so it shouldn't cause any
problems.
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I sat and did an examination of my logs for my modem and firewall.
Basically it is an XP issue, I don't lose connection on freenet but
any http or telnet traffic never leaves the modem because my provider
times
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at sun.nio.ch.SocketChannelImpl.connect(Unknown Source)
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Oh yeah, another thing is that you're using an old beta release JVM ... this
isn't very likely to be the cause of the problem, but you should upgrade anyway
(http://java.com/en/download/windows_xpi.jsp) if only for the important security
fixes and some performance improvements.
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on it either.
(http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/docs/support/faq-release/
FAQ-java-linux-4.html#ss4.2)
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Debian box was 2.4.x and freenet showed as loads of pids on there.
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Are you sure it doesn't start even if left for a long time? On my node at least
5104 takes a *long* time to start up for some reason, like 30-45 minutes.
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Bob wrote:
Gautham Anil gautham_anil at ... writes:
Hi,
We are trying to set up a freenet (I have no previous experience with
it) network in a lan not connected to the internet. How does one go
about doing that?
--snip--
I am now getting
message of 10th Nov 2004:
http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.network.freenet.support/5669
Stephen
Umm yes, do that.
I suppose I should have searched the archives rather than trying to guess :)
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to, but any gains are likely to be minimal IMO (possibly slightly less CPU usage
due to the kernel doing some of the limiting.)
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doesn't want to tweak their OS. It's a hardcore
everything-is-configurable nerd distro. How nerdy? Well IIRC they only just made
an installer for it, up till then you got a root shell and an instructions.txt
and had to do everything manually :)
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it might take a while to
carry on after the first couple of questions (because it has to start freenet in
a special configuration mode).
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I'd recommend looking at Ubuntu (or
kUbuntu which uses KDE and is therefore a bit more windows-like), Fedora
Core
and similar.
As far as Java goes, Ubuntu doesn't come with Java out of the box,
although there are at least some
the datastore), thank you for
your answer.
Also it is possible, though not very likely, that open files are being limited
too much at the OS level. What do you see for Open files when you run
ulimit -a?
For reference mine is 1024, I assume this is the default Linux/bash value.
Bob
better, thanks for working it out. For the record you can
run with jbigi on unsupported platforms right now by repackaging
freenet-ext.jar and overwriting whatever generic fallback library it tries to
load with your freshly compiled native one, but arguably this isn't very user
friendly :)
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Arrgh! He says file ulimit is unlimited in the original post. Sorry list,
that'll teach me to read all of them in future.
(Mods : delete this post and parent if you want)
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CHECK messages but obviously this
sucks,) was that posting could take a long time. The latter is fixed, so now you
can theoretically post like before. However Frost still needs a proper web of
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startup (so you need to increase the JavaMem size in Flaunch.ini), this is a
known issue for some users on *nix ...
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I don't already know someone) would be greately appreciated.
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Failing that, what does the end of freenet.log say when this happens?
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have fixed it by the time you read this, download
http://freenetproject.org/snapshots/freenet.jar over the top of your existing
freenet.jar and try it again.
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the configuration file is
freenet.conf, and you set maximum memory with the -Xmx flag in start-freenet.sh.
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vary depending on the node but the first thing
I would try is changing the JavaMem= line in Flaunch.ini to e.g. JavaMem=256
to allow freenet to use up to 256MB of RAM.
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can't find it.
http://www.macintouch.com/panreader34.html
Diff for the Azureus fix (multilined for gmane) :
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==snip==
Does freenet.jar accept command line options? In other words, can I pass
maxNodeConnections as a command line option?
Yes, all conf parameters can be overridden on the command line. You just pass
them like --maxNodeConnections 200.
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no experience of building freenet, but this looks like a $CLASSPATH
problem. Specifically, check servlet.jar is in there. If the sources don't come
with servlet.jar you need to get one first, which comes e.g. as part of Apache
Tomcat, the Sun JWSDP or Apache Axis (I think.)
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I have no experience of building freenet, but this looks like a $CLASSPATH
problem. Specifically, check servlet.jar is in there. If the sources don't
come
with servlet.jar you need to get one first, which comes e.g. as part of Apache
Tomcat, the Sun
alternative,
though.
Tiny personal firewall seemed pretty good last time I tried it, it's
free-as-in-beer for personal use.
http://www.webmasterfree.com/tpfw.html
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is that the ReadSelectorLoop or WriteSelectorLoop
failed to init (should really be two separate catches IMO), somebody familiar
with the code should be able to work out why faster than I could.
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the system tray bunny :/
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point of the winstaller is to make the process user-friendly, but if
it works it helps narrow down where the problem is.
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it eventually finishes, but it looks a lot like
it's hung. In the past I have assumed this and end-tasked it. Someone should try
to put some sort of feedback in there really.
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the potential to be significantly faster / lower latency than 0.5
eventually, as well as offering greater security (darknets.)
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case you can improve it by generally tuning your node for performance and making
sure you can accept incoming connections.
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(re)starting.
General performance tuning like disabling services you don't need can't hurt
either of course.
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Anyway, try telling them to upgrade to 1.5 (aka Java 5) from www.java.com and
that should hopefully fix it.
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copies at http://downloads.freenetproject.org/seednodes/, and overwrite your
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it's a darknet)
and you must keep up to date with the frequently updated snapshot.
See also, IRC logs: http://emu.freenetproject.org/irc/
Install guide: http://wiki.freenetproject.org/FreenetAlphatestNodeInstallation
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scalable darknet/lightnet etc) 0.7, to work with with Free JVMs like
Kaffe at some point which may help with this sort of issue.
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able to start. Unless there are many files like this :/ On *nix you could do a
recursive touch on the whole store but AFAIK windows has no such functionality
built in.
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http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.org/doc/english/introduction.html
http://bdn.borland.com/article/0,1410,32068,00.html
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something without asking you, and ZoneAlarm will warn you about this.
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really usable. Note that you will
still see numerous errors and info messages in the console and/or error log,
this is normal, 0.5 outputs a lot of debugging info.
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possibly more compatible) or follow these instructions to work around it using
GNU Crypto :
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fcp.port=9481
logger.maxCachedLines=100k
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problem at key generation
time and likewise ask you to type randomly / wave the mouse around.
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installers for 0.7 that include everything, which should happen at some point.
Again though, I have to stress that anyone who uses alpha, unfinished anonymity
software in a freedom-hostile country is taking a considerable risk.
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oard randomly, waving the mouse
around, doing disk searches etc.
This is a bit daft but there's no real way around it, short of everyone buying
proper RNGs. Other crypto apps like GPG have the same problem at key generation
time and likewise ask you to type randomly / wave the mouse around.
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le to make "offline"
installers for 0.7 that include everything, which should happen at some point.
Again though, I have to stress that anyone who uses alpha, unfinished anonymity
software in a freedom-hostile country is taking a considerable risk.
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possible to build a list of who runs nodes). Development is
currently underway on 0.7 which is pretty much a rewrite, and hopefully will
make progress toward addressing these.
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will have "low" latency channels /
connections to a particular server etc.)
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r for the time being manually
download a new one to e.g. c:\Program Files\Freenet\ from one of the zipped
copies at http://downloads.freenetproject.org/seednodes/, and overwrite your
presumably tiny one with it.
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l accepts wildcard names, if not you could still do it
with a bit of scripting :)
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ng that some other process owns the lockfile. Is it one Java
> process competing against another?
This is probably the lock.lck file freenet creates in its main directory to
prevent multiple instances, if it crashes it won't get deleted ... do so
manually and retry.
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Bob writes:
> Right now this isn't directly possible via freenet.exe (the systray app) as
> far
> as I can tell. It does take command line args, but not a shutdown one. It
> could
Heh ignore that, I'm an idiot, obviously running freenet.exe -shutdown to call
ExitFServe would
IIRC Matthew has said that such a
thing is intended.
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t
of freenet. Assuming you just unzipped at the command prompt, you should be able
to do :
cd freenet
chmod u+x *.sh
./start-freenet.sh
I realise that all this is not exactly user friendly. Ideally we should have a
proper OSX installer to make this process easier, if there are any Mac
developers out there this would be a worthwhile project :)
> Christina
Bob
Bob writes:
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>
> Are you using the official Apple OSX installer for 1.5? If not, follow the
> instructions here :
> http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=302412
Sorry, I just read that page a bit more thoroughly and it needs OSX 10.4.2 .. as
far a
ou leave it for a minute or two it eventually finishes, but it looks a lot like
it's hung. In the past I have assumed this and end-tasked it. Someone should try
to put some sort of feedback in there really.
Bob
HTTP transports instead of just TCP.
Bob
ibly it was this commit in 2.3.0.2 :
"Core | Fix compatibility with JRE 1.4 series under Win32 due to NIO bug"
(http://azureus.sourceforge.net/changelog_v2.php)
Anyway, try telling them to upgrade to 1.5 (aka Java 5) from www.java.com and
that should hopefully fix it.
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> Does freenet.jar accept command line options? In other words, can I pass
> maxNodeConnections as a command line option?
Yes, all conf parameters can be overridden on the command line. You just pass
them like "--maxNodeConnections 200".
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er.java:771:
==snip==
I have no experience of building freenet, but this looks like a $CLASSPATH
problem. Specifically, check servlet.jar is in there. If the sources don't come
with servlet.jar you need to get one first, which comes e.g. as part of Apache
Tomcat, the Sun JWSDP or Apache Axis (I think.)
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Bob writes:
> ==snip==
>
> I have no experience of building freenet, but this looks like a $CLASSPATH
> problem. Specifically, check servlet.jar is in there. If the sources don't
> come
> with servlet.jar you need to get one first, which comes e.g. as part of Apache
>
for a good free alternative,
though.
>
Tiny personal firewall seemed pretty good last time I tried it, it's
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http://www.webmasterfree.com/tpfw.html
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new one.)
All that exception means is that the ReadSelectorLoop or WriteSelectorLoop
failed to init (should really be two separate catches IMO), somebody familiar
with the code should be able to work out why faster than I could.
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venient and
you would lose nice windows functionality like the system tray bunny :/
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rename it.
This really isn't a solution I know because it's a pain and the whole
point of the winstaller is to make the process user-friendly, but if
it works it helps narrow down where the problem is.
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ntaneous vs. long period sampling, but can't
explain a limit of 4k apparently maxing out your upstream.
Could you post your outputBandwdithLimit line exactly as it appears in
freenet.conf / freenet.ini, and maybe the immediately surrounding entries? I
suspect it's not doing anything at all because it's somehow malformed, thus
letting freenet run unlimited.
Bob
vely I
believe you can put the uncompressed seednodes in the same directory as the
webinstaller exe (there should be other temporary files in there) then re-run
the installer, and it will notice some seednodes are already present and not try
to download them. If the second way works it's probably better.
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ltiple ones), and adding e.g.
"-Xmx150m". The "default" line in Flaunch.ini probably means to use whatever
this system default is.
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rrently have
> Paypal set up to donate $20/month to the project, but I'm not
> sure if I like the direction it's going.
>
> Any better explanation of how this will work (mainly "how can I connect if
> I don't already know someone") would be greately appreciated.
>
> Thanks.
>
> --- John
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ublic bonfires of the
offending books while the security forces march around them and shout slogans,
y'know, to drive the point home.
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rd to do by accident since they
aren't even hosted on freenetproject.org :)
Failing that, what does the end of freenet.log say when this happens?
Bob
org/gmane.network.freenet.support/6602). Toad will probably
have fixed it by the time you read this, download
http://freenetproject.org/snapshots/freenet.jar over the top of your existing
freenet.jar and try it again.
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apply except the configuration file is
freenet.conf, and you set maximum memory with the -Xmx flag in start-freenet.sh.
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elp. You might even consider EVM to split your DS across
multiple SATA / SCSI drives :) This is suprisingly easy in Linux, I have no
idea how to do it in windows (possibly you would need 2003 server or something.)
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but doesn't say what it is exactly and I
can't find it.
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