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Has anyone noticed that when you use logfile rotation the dates in the filename
are wrong?
i.e., Todays logfile is named freenet.log-2003-11-03-00
That is clearly a month behind. It has been happening since I turned on logfile
rotation back on 29th
The linux Blackdown jdk1.4.1 was the key. Neither IBM nor Sun versions
would work. At the beginning when it was asking me questions for the
freenet.conf file, I kept getting a message that mmap2 is not
implemented Thats probably a fault of the Freebsd linux emulator. But
the error messages
Hi Toad,
the following problem (which I reported earlier) continues to persist in the
latest stable build. Any ideas on what might go wrong here and how to fix it
would be appreciated.
Attempting to start up freenet yields the following errors in the logfile:
Do you have a firewall
run-freenet and the accompanying initd script are intended to keep a
freenet node up and running unsupervised, the kind of thing you often do
by regularly restarting the node with cron.
However, restarting a node with cron has known disadvantages: the server
may lay there dead for many hours
Normal users, pregnant women, and anyone under 4 foot tall should ride
stable. Please keep your hands and arms inside at all times.
To play devil's advocate... why? Freenet is far from being usable (and
useful) for Joe Average, anyway, so everyone using it just might help out
with development
Try running freenet and get this error... Kaffe seems to run well enough
to get the version info:
$ java -fullversion
Kaffe Virtual Machine
Copyright (c) 1996-2000
Transvirtual Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved
Engine: Just-in-time v3 Version: 1.0.6 Java Version: 1.1
Hello,
Brand new to freenet. Just tried to run it the first time this
afternoon, with little success.
The setup: one Linux box on the outside, with Shorewall (iptables),
local Windows box with Sygate. Shorewall to protect from inbound, Sygate
to protect from outbound basically, in case you're
This is fixed in 6369 (in CVS, snapshots will be updated soon), and will
also be fixed in the next stable build.
On Wed, Dec 03, 2003 at 09:30:40AM +, Richard Thomas Harrison wrote:
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Has anyone noticed that when you use logfile rotation the
To completely remove a Debian package, do:
- dpkg -P package name
The -P is for Purge. This should work provided the Debian scripts were
setup properly.
On Tuesday 02 December 2003 12:02 pm, Matthew K Grimes wrote:
$ apt-get uninstall freenet
This seemed to get rid of a bunch of files, but
On Wed, 3 Dec 2003 20:05:52 +, Toad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The one change in this build relative to 5047 is to fix a bug that was
causing the browser warning to not be sent if the user configured Opera
to identify as itself. We do check for Opera and IE, because by default
Opera ignores
I am running a rather plain vanilla 5047 node on a rather
plain machine, PIII800 512 ram running gentoo linux, and all is well, except for
one thing. It seems that the number of threads created by the the node climbs
very rapidly towards the limit, of 150, blows by that limit, and usually
S wrote:
On Tue, 02 Dec 2003 16:30:20 +0200
Gutza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The setup: one Linux box on the outside, with Shorewall (iptables),
local Windows box with Sygate. Shorewall to protect from inbound, Sygate
to protect from outbound basically, in case you're wondering. Anyway.
Starting
The Freedom Engine, the "Oldest living Freenet portal", has been
unresponsive for over a day whether I was running 5046, 5047, or 5048. The link
doesn't even show up on the Web Interface any more.
Has it passed on, and hence is no longer the Oldest living Freenet
portal? Or has it merely
When you are downloading a site or a file, and either "Waiting for..." or
"Transferring data from..." is displayed at the bottom of the window (in
Netscape), the user does not know what's happening. Is the search for the key
progressing normally? If the data has been found, is the request in
Or you could add an option in the gateway
that adds a frame or something like it to the bottom of the page in the browser
that contains details on what is happening. Such as, if it is in queue, how
long it has been in queue, if it is transferring data, still looking for a key,
what the key
Freenet stable build 5047 is now available. Upgrade using update.sh or
freenet-webinstall.exe, or get the jar from
http://freenetproject.org/snapshots/freenet.jar .
Apologies for two stable builds in such a short period, but we always
put out a new build ASAP if we find a vulerability.
The one
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