Freenet Problem Report: ----------------------- Properly filled out forms will receive priority attention Please save this file, and fill it in thoroughly ----------------------- 1) What Freenet Version are you using? Version Number:0.3.8.1 2) What Java Runtime Environment are you using? Name of JRE: Sun Version Number: 1.3 3) What flavour of Windows are you using? ( ) Plain Windows 95? ( ) Windows 95 with Winsock update? ( ) Windows 95/OSR1? (*) Plain Windows 98? ( ) Windows 98 Second Edition? ( ) Windows ME? ( ) Windows NT v3.51? ( ) Windows NT v4? ( ) Windows 2000? ( ) Windows 2000-SP1? ( ) Windows Whistler/XP? ( ) Custom Windows (eg 98lite)? 4) What CPU do you have installed? Intel ( ) 386 ( ) 486 ( ) Pentium 1 ( ) Pentium 2 ( ) Pentium 3 ( ) Celeron AMD ( ) Cyrix? ( ) Duron? ( ) Athlon? ($) Other? K6-2 What is your CPU speed (in MHz)? Speed:500 MHZ 6) How much RAM do you have installed? Ram size (MB):64 MB 7) What's the capacity of the hard disk on which you have Freenet installed? Disk size (MB):15000 MB 7a) How much free space on this hard disk? Free space (MB):8000 MB 8) What other programs do you have installed? Other programs (list these): 9) Are you behind a firewall? (*) Yes ( ) No If yes, which one(s)? Firewall:Zone-alarm Pro Version:1 ----------------------------- 10) How do you connect to the internet? ( ) Dial-up analog modem? Speed: ( ) 14k4? ( ) 28k? ( ) 56k? ( ) DSL/ADSL? (*) Cable? ( ) ISDN? ( ) T1 or higher? 11) Is your system directly connected to the Internet? (*) Yes - directly connected ( ) No - I connect through another computer 12) If you connect through another computer? What software supports this shared connection ( ) Wingate? ( ) Windows LAN? ( ) Other? Please specify: 12a) Does you internet connection go through any kind of proxy server? (*) Yes ( ) No If yes, please describe this proxy: ( ) Forced by my network admin (*) Forced by my ISP ( ) Installed it myself More info: ------------------------------ 13) How stable is your system? ( ) I'd trust it to monitor my baby (*) Quite stable ( ) Reasonable ( ) Flaky ( ) Blue-screen city 14) If there are instabilites, do you know what may be triggering these? Please describe: 15) Have you followed all the directions in the Welcome To Freenet installation QuickGuide? (*) Yes ( ) No 16) Have you thoroughly read through the Help guides? (*) Yes ( ) No 17) What do you have in your freenet.ini file?

[Freenet node]

# Freenet configuration file

# Note that all properties may be overridden from the command line,

# so for example, java Freenet.Node -listenPort 10000 will cause

# the setting in this file to be ignored

# This file was automatically generated by Freenet setup (at 25-apr-01 14:07:42)

 

# How long to wait for a handshake (in milliseconds)

authTimeout=30000

# The maximum rate data passes through the node, measured in

# bytes per second.

# If parameter is set to 0, bandwidth limiting is disabled

bandwidthLimit=50000

# The maximum rate incoming data passes through the node,

# measured in bytes per second.

# This parameter disables bandwidthLimit if non-zero.

# inputBandwidthLimit=0

# The maximum rate outgoing data passes through the node,

# measured in bytes per second.

# This parameter disables bandwidthLimit if non-zero.

# outputBandwidthLimit=0

# What size should the buffers have when moving data?

bufferSize=4096

# How often to write the datastore to disk (in seconds)

checkPointInterval=300

# How long to wait to connect to a host before giving up (in milliseconds)

connectTimeout=30000

# How long to wait listen on an inactive connection before closing (if

# reply address is known).

connectionTimeout=180000

# The name of the directory containing the data files

dataPath=.freenet

# The name of the directory containing the data properties files

dataPropertiesPath=.freenet

# The size of the disk cache is specified here in bytes

diskCache=99614720

# The number of items permitted in the dataStore

dataStoreSize=500

# The name of the directory containing the dataStore (store_port) file

dataStorePath=.freenet

# Leave this as "yes" unless you are doing timeout debugging.

doHandshake=yes

# Set to Freenet.contrib.fcp.FCPHandler to start FCP automatically with the node.

services.fcp.class=Freenet.contrib.fcp.FCPHandler

services.fcp.allowedhosts=127.0.0.1

services.fcp.port=8082

services.fcp.config=.fproxyrc

# Set to Freenet.contrib.fproxy.HttpHandlerServlet to start FProxy automatically with the node

services.fproxy.class=Freenet.contrib.fproxy.HttpHandlerServlet

services.fproxy.allowedhosts=127.0.0.1

services.fproxy.port=8888

# How long before a handshake expires (in milliseconds)

handshakeLife=10000000

# How long to wait for a handshake (in milliseconds)

handshakeTimeout=30000

# The expected time and standard deviation, in milliseconds, that it takes

# a Freenet node to pass a message. These are used to calculate how long

# the node should wait before assuming that a passed message is lost.

# These are mostly here for debugging reasons - changing them will NOT

# make requests come back faster for you.

hopTimeExpected=12000

hopTimeDeviation=12000

# Should we read some information about other nodes from the informUrl?

informRead=yes

# Should we write our address to the inform URL so that others might

# find out about us more easily?

informWrite=yes

# After which time (seconds) of node uptime should we add the presence to the informURL?

informDelay=86400

# The URL of a CGI script which will allow the server

# to learn about other servers in the Freenet, and

# to inform other servers of its presence.

informUrl=http://www.octayne.com/inform.php

# A list of keytype number class pairs for plugin keytypes

#keyTypes=

# The port to which the Freenet Server should listen for connections

listenPort=28754

# The name of the log file ( "no" to log to screen (standard out))

logFile=freenet.log

# The error reporting threshold, one of:

# Error Errors only

# Normal Report significant events

# Minor Report minor events

# Debug Report events only of relevance when debugging

logging=normal

# The maximum number of hops to live to tolerate on Requests the node

# passes. This does not directly effect your node, only the total load

# on the network, so there is no reason to change it.

maxHopsToLive=100

# Should we use thread-management? If this number is defined and non-zero,

# this specifies how many inbound connections can be active at once.

maximumConnectionThreads=50

# The number of outstanding message replies the node will

# wait for before it starts to "forget" them

messageStoreSize=500

# The address to use when advertising this node to the network. If this is

# unset, which is prefered, the node's address will be read from the socket,

# allowing the node to function seamlessly on multihomed machines (and even

# functioning a Freenet proxy over firewalls where necessary). However, people

# who have volatile IP addresses but constant DNS names (such as people using

# Dynamic DNS services) may wish to set this so their node can still be found

# after the ip changes.

#nodeAddress=

# The name of a file containing an initial set of nodes to connect to

nodeFile=nodes.config

# The number of milliseconds between ticks on the timer

tickerTime=500

# Transient nodes will not send their address to other nodes, and therefore

# will not get any requests for data (except if you activate the "inform" CGI

# service below). Use this only if you are on a slow, non permanent connection.

transient=no

# How verbose should the logging be? (1-5)

verbosity=4

18) What do you have in your .fproxyrc file?

[FProxy]

serverAddress=tcp/127.0.0.1:28754

19) To what extent is Freenet operational? Can't connect to the gateway-page !!!20) What problem are you having with Freenet? Please be specific, and cut-n-paste any applicable error messages you have received:Can't connect to the gateway-page !!! 21) Your contact details? Name:Hans Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ------------------------------------ Thanks for taking the trouble to fill out this form. It helps us vastly to support you. Post this form now to the Freenet support mailing list at [EMAIL PROTECTED] One or more Freenet users and/or developers should post a reply shortly.
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