>>>>> "JG" == John George <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JG> Mandrake-Linux 8.0 on Athlon 1Ghz with 256MB RAM - 30G Drive
JG> with 2GB for freenet. IBMJava2-13 for java jvm.
JG> I shut down my working 0.3.8.1 installation and moved the
JG> directory to freenet0381.
JG> Fetched the new 0.3.9.1 linux tarball. tar xvzf tarball in
JG> /usr/local/ which created new ./Freenet/ directory Ran
JG> ./freenet_config fn_config.log in /usr/local/Freenet Started
JG> up new freenet version with no errors in freenet.log.
JG> Fproxy failed to connect, so I tried freenet_request.
JG> ./freenet_request test-key test.txt returns following:
JG> [root@luxor Freenet]# ./freenet_request test-key test.txt +
JG> java Freenet.client.RequestClient test-key test.txt Freenet
JG> Core running on 32771 (build 391)
JG> Freenet.ConnectFailedException: Freenet.ConnectException:
JG> java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused when attempting
JG> to connect to tcp/127.0.0.1:19114 at
So, this has all the markings of a configuration problem. Try
explicitly setting your server address on the command line:
./freenet_request -serverAddress tcp/127.0.0.1:[port] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
~Mr. Bad
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