On Friday 11 Mar 2011 21:43:29 Chris Marschner wrote:
I receive following error messages upon starting Freenet
The Freenet wrapper terminated unexpectedly.
The Freenet launcher was unable to connect to the Freenet node at port
() - or any other port I tested
First, this is more
Hi Stephen,
In the UK, a new law has been brought in which would make
it a crime for a suspect who has encrypted data on his computer to fail
to reveal the password to the police.
The police can only issue a disclosure order if they believe on reasonable
grounds... that a key to the
Hi Stephen,
> In the UK, a new law has been brought in which would make
> it a crime for a suspect who has encrypted data on his computer to fail
> to reveal the password to the police.
The police can only issue a disclosure order if they believe "on reasonable
grounds... that a key to the
Richard McD. Bridge wrote:
> You admit that freenet is less convenient (indeed won't autoinstall) with
> Win 98SE. That is a shame since WinXP sends info back to Microsnot about
> all sorts of things. You ahve just stopped me becoming a user.
>
> Yours sincerely
>
> Richard McD. Bridge
Win98
Richard McD. Bridge wrote:
You admit that freenet is less convenient (indeed won't autoinstall) with
Win 98SE. That is a shame since WinXP sends info back to Microsnot about
all sorts of things. You ahve just stopped me becoming a user.
Yours sincerely
Richard McD. Bridge
Win98 was
You admit that freenet is less convenient (indeed won't autoinstall) with
Win 98SE. That is a shame since WinXP sends info back to Microsnot about
all sorts of things. You ahve just stopped me becoming a user.
Yours sincerely
Richard McD. Bridge
This Email message is from MacDonald Bridge,
You admit that freenet is less convenient (indeed won't autoinstall) with
Win 98SE. That is a shame since WinXP sends info back to Microsnot about
all sorts of things. You ahve just stopped me becoming a user.
Yours sincerely
Richard McD. Bridge
This Email message is from MacDonald Bridge,
1. We should use a single seednode, do an announcement through it to get
a set of initial connections, and then drop it.
+
Even if currently there is no script to download the seednodes
and block all the IP:port's, if we ever make any progress we have to
assume that THERE WILL BE.
And
Freenet stable build 5085 is now available. Please upgrade ASAP, if you
are running a stable branch node (if you are running unstable, you'll
know that you're running unstable). You can do this using the update.sh
script on POSIX-like systems such as Linux and MacOS/X (or Darwin):
downloaded freenet,java,etc. can,t get on. says
could not start freenet node. i dont understand "node" a red slash is blinking
across the tray icon
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