I'm pretty stumped on this one. I installed java and freenet on my debian
machine, and when I `sh start-freenet.sh', everything works fine for a
while, but if I leave the server alone, I come back and freenet is just
not running. Neither syslog nor freenet.log indicate anything, and I don't
know
Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Presumably Java is crashing for some reason, you probably have a load of
hs_err_pid_ files in the freenet directory containing random stack
dumps.
What does `java -version` say? You should use Sun (preferably) or
Blackdown at least v1.4.2 (later versions are
Harrison Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No luck. I fiddled with the -Xmx option; I even downgraded to jre 1.4.2
blackdown - but it still randomly crashes without explanation. I didn't any
hs_err_pid_ files, either. If you want to see any of my logs, just tell me
where they are, and I'll
I'm pretty stumped on this one. I installed java and freenet on my debian
machine, and when I `sh start-freenet.sh', everything works fine for a
while, but if I leave the server alone, I come back and freenet is just
not running. Neither syslog nor freenet.log indicate anything, and I don't
know
Bob writes:
> Presumably Java is crashing for some reason, you probably have a load of
> hs_err_pid_ files in the freenet directory containing random stack
> dumps.
> What does `java -version` say? You should use Sun (preferably) or
> Blackdown at least v1.4.2 (later versions are generally
Harrison Smith writes:
> No luck. I fiddled with the -Xmx option; I even downgraded to jre 1.4.2
> blackdown - but it still randomly crashes without explanation. I didn't any
> hs_err_pid_ files, either. If you want to see any of my logs, just tell me
> where they are, and I'l
If I don't use FProxy or Frost for a few days, the Freenet daemon is
often not running when I try to use it again. This has been a problem
ever since I started using Freenet, and the logs don't provide any big
clues. Sometimes I can leave the daemon unattended for days, and it is
still running
On Tue, 2007-10-23 at 17:50 +0100, Matthew Toseland wrote:
> Please provide us your wrapper.log. What platform are you running the node on?
>
> On Tuesday 23 October 2007 02:07, Harrison Smith wrote:
> > If I don't use FProxy or Frost for a few days, the Freenet daemon is
> &
On Wed, 2007-10-24 at 18:22 +0100, Matthew Toseland wrote:
> On Wednesday 24 October 2007 04:41, Harrison Smith wrote:
> >
> > wrapper.log attached. I'm running Sun Java 1.6.0 on Debian Linux, i686.
> >
> Nothing obvious. Are you sure it was actually down? Or was i
