details.) You could always try doing things to generate
more entropy, like waving the mouse about (if it's a desktop) and running finds
... it's odd that this has started happening all of a sudden though.
logLevel=debug slows it down too so change that back first.
Bob
were
made.
Possibly 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.
Bob
Squished Squirrel writes:
==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".
Bob
LRenderer.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.)
Bob
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
>
... but i'm looking for a good free 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
Bob
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.
Bob
mand line) but this is less than convenient and
you would lose nice windows functionality like the system tray bunny :/
Bob
enet-latest.jar and 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.
Bob
lained by instantaneous 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
set up a freenet.ini. Alternatively 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.
Bob
ee multiple ones), and adding e.g.
"-Xmx150m". The "default" line in Flaunch.ini probably means to use whatever
this system default is.
Bob
ou what the problem is. Unless you have turned logging
off :) One possibility is that freenet is needing a huge amount of RAM at
startup (so you need to increase the JavaMem size in Flaunch.ini), this is a
known issue for some users on *nix ...
Bob
ddressed somehow.
> Anyway, the reason I'm asking about this is because I currently 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
Bob
uld have public bonfires of the
offending books while the security forces march around them and shout slogans,
y'know, to drive the point home.
Bob
be hard 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
y bunny etcetera. You
should be able to tell if it's working if you don't get any error messages and
your freenet.log file starts growing, and eventually by being able to open
http://127.0.0.1: .
Hope that helps,
Bob
> >From: Bob
> >Reply-To: support at ...
> >
t that freenet-ext.jar got explicitly
loaded by freenet.jar if it existed.
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.
Bob
ood idea, if it's not set already.
If you're on *nix the same things apply except the configuration file is
freenet.conf, and you set maximum memory with the -Xmx flag in start-freenet.sh.
Bob
nd drive.
That would probably help. 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.)
Bob
ck art since optimal settings 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.
Bob
d it, but doesn't say what it is exactly and I
can't find it.
http://www.macintouch.com/panreader34.html
Diff for the Azureus fix (multilined for gmane) :
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?
forum_id=40629&style=flat&viewday=17&viewmonth=200408
Bob
ard e.g. on Ubuntu.
Your options are basically to install Sun Java (proprietary but faster, and
possibly more compatible) or follow these instructions to work around it using
GNU Crypto :
http://wiki.freenetproject.org/Freenet0Point7withFreeVm
> Thanks!
>
> Evan
Bob
to run a 0.5x node and WoW smoothly at
the same time.
Bob
=downloads
node.testnet.enabled=true
node.testnet.port=33788
fcp.enabled=true
fcp.port=9481
logger.maxCachedLines=100k
logger.enabled=false
logger.dirname=logs
logger.maxCachedBytes=10M
logger.priority=MINOR
logger.maxZippedLogsSize=1G
logger.interval=5MINUTE
fproxy.enabled=true
fproxy.port=
snmp.enabled=true
End
Bob
to speed it up
by opening a text editor and mashing the keyboard 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.
Bob
s not exist. It is possible 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.
Bob
writes:
>
> I click on the download link and get a error message saying the page can't
> be found. Does this mean The Freenet
> Project failed?
Umm, no ... http://freenetproject.org/index.php?page=download should work.
If it doesn't it's proabably a temporary glitch, just try again.
Bob
e cost of
more memory. At the moment I don't believe it's possible to directly pass
arguments to the windows launcher, a workaround would be to put the flags in the
default java control panel options but obviously they'd then apply to any
application using that JRE.
Bob
reenet run 24/7 as a
> Windows service on all workstations under my control?
This should be possible, there's a specialised Java service wrapper which seems
to be recommended :
http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.org/doc/english/introduction.html
http://bdn.borland.com/article/0,1410,32068,00.html
Bob
creasing, or that you have a buggy Java version (not very likely, anything
1.4.2+ should be OK.)
Bob
urrent alpha development version,
the pretty much rewritten and significantly different (UDP, mixed
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.
Bob
store\95\tmp 1-b38bb037f52115373113cee29711652f7a7b41260f0203
This will change the last modified date to the present and freenet should now be
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.
Hope that helps,
Bob
27;s is more up to date and
has bugfixes they don't bother telling the Blackdown people about (it's a pretty
stupid arrangement really.)
Bob
to reduce logging, and/or
logFile=NO
to disable logging to file altogether (it will log to standard output instead,
i.e. the console.) Remember to remove the "%" comment character at the start of
the lines or the changes won't take effect.
Bob
ave to be in #freenet-alphatest on IRC to help test it (because 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
Bob
. You
should be concerned however if they try to connect directly to a website or
something without asking you, and ZoneAlarm will warn you about this.
Bob
rate, although it will need a while
to integrate into the network before it's 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.
Bob
he java-launching line reads
something like "nice -10 java (...)" if it still seems necessary.
Bob
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well, i'm free right now, although at a clients by myself. What is your
number?
Bob
2009/10/11
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Hi,
I am new to Freenet. I have searched the archives but can find no clear
answers to my questions.
I am running Ubuntu 9.04, with a KDE desktop. I successfully almost
installed Freenet from the webpage using the java installer, it only had one
hiccup:
when installing it reported :
Enabling a
differs from the one from my file. Is that the correct md5 hash for
that file?
Do you have some other way of validating a file or is perhaps the
typical way of getting the files on freenet itself?
Please advise.
Bob Trower
Pirate Party of Canada Political Council
P.S. If, for some reason
When I try to open the "seednodes" or "myown" files,
to get a look at what is in them, all that happens is
that a DOS window opens, something happens that is
obviously some sort of program running, and then it
shuts down again. How can I look in the node
reference files? T
When I try to import more references the program seems
to work, but when I look in the seednodes file
afterwards there is only what I had before - nothing
new has been sent. Is it something I am doing or are
there no new refs being sent just now?
Bob Yarwood
Absolute beginner
Is the datastore the file store_10711? It is 1.2Gb
in size, which seems rather a lot. It's too big now
to load into memory so I can't even examine it. If
it is node references, at about 1Kb each that means
there are about a million! Thanks again for your
easy-to-understand
I am trying to download and install Freenet. I have
tried twice and each time got the message -
installation aborted because the file
freenet-latest.jar failed to download. Java
downloaded and installed OK, and I have disabled my
firewall. It seems to me that the trouble cannot be
at my end
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