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From: John Kawakami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: freenet on mac os x
I saw a post in the archives for April from someone who wanted to run
freenet on os x.
The good news is that it builds as is (as far as I can recall). It runs
fine too, except one thing...
...the annoying bad news. The typical modem user will have a problem
using fproxy. I've posted a fix on the Wiki at:
http://freenet.netunify.com/51
Basically, connections to the fproxy servlet are rejected.
I get the impression that the packets are addressed with the computer's
assigned IP address rather than localhost. It may just require adding a
new net to the routing tables or something, but I didn't really feel
like figuring that out. The posted script just ferrets out this number,
and then rewrites the config file. It's a cheap hack.
Other good news. I finally have some time to work on freenet + imc
stuff again. Right now, I'm playing with xml-rpc on php to get
comfortable with it. I'll communicate with freenet this way. Then,
I'll probably do a proof of concept for the imc. Somewhere in between,
I'll have to figure out how to mangle the URLs, manage the keys
automatically, and other stuff. A PHP publishing lib will probably come
out of this.
John Kawakami
IMC, and whatever these days.
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