I use gentoo, and as far as i can figure out everything is pretty up to date,
including my seednode.ref
when i first start the daemon, and i connect to the UI via my web browser
everything seems fine. then i click on one of the gateways provided (ie The
Freedom Engine) and I get an error tha
How do I get keys and avoid this error:
Freenet
Couldn't Retrieve Key
Network Error
Data not found (Freenet could not find the data)
Retry
Yuh, some connections should be open. Although when you start it up, there
won't be many connections for a bit unless you start requesting stuff. But
as you say, you've tried that by trying to retrieve gpl.txt and other files.
What does the logfile say? freenet.log
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"Keys" in freenet are like "files" on the internet.
So the "Data not found" message you're getting is similar to a "404: Page
not found" page you might see from time to time on the internet. There's a
bit more to it, but you can think of it like that.
Is your freenet running well? Can you retrie
> I don't show any of those links on the web interface
> page. This may be the problem thoughWhen I click
> on the "switch to advance mode" link in the upper left
> hand corner. It says that I am in transient mode and
> cannot switch to advances.
Hm - if you're in transient mode then that's wh
I'm trying to install freenet (freenet-0.5.2.1.tar.gz).
I first installed "j2sdk-1_4_2-nb-3_5_1-bin-linux.bin" into
/home/philtr, of course...my home directory. Then I tried installing
freenet into /home/philtr/j2sdk_nb/j2sdk.1.4.2/, the subdirectory "jre"
in this directory. No luck! Then I tri
He may be having trouble giving you log if he is trying from the rabbit.
At least on my system the display of log from rabbit does little more than
that. I've mentioned it several times, but either no one believe me or the
problem remains uncomprehended or unimportant.
When I try to display log
In the NGR installation instructions, there is the following line which
I'm not sure aboutI've just installed the latest build (never used
this program before, hence a newbie) and don't have a freenet.conf
file, but do have a freenet.ini file.
In this freenet.ini file, there is a line that
Daily, when I download the most recent unstable build (to overwrite
freenet.jar), should I also be downloading and overwriting the
seednodes.ref file?
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A config item that is commented out will be
set to a default. That item defaults to NGR.
Dave
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In the NGR installation instruction
They can be installed anywhere. The file freenet needs is the executable
file java which should have came with the java distribution. Install freenet
into a directory in your home directory. Freenet is a good choice. Edit the
file called start-freenet.sh and add this to the top replacing javapath w
The seednodes file is only needed when you start freenet the first time.
After that it will load the nodes that it has learned. You'll only need it
again if your routingtables become corrupted.
Dave
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