thomas ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:

> - Start fproxy
> - connect from a remote PC to the fproxy
> - try to browse some freenet sites
> - In the /tmp directory on the fproxy box i found many t****** files
> - a "file /tmp/t???????" shows me that these files includes html/jpg/gif....

Wow -- you're right.  There are definitely files being created by the
user ID that runs the freenet node (*not* the web browser, as I thought)
in /tmp.  I have no idea what these files are used for.

For whatever it's worth, on my node, all of the files in /tmp are less
than 10 minutes old.

Thanks for bringing this to my attention (even though I'm not a Java
programmer and therefore can't do much about it).

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