Ephrim Khong ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > "SocksCapTM automatically enables Windows-based TCP and UDP networking > client applications to traverse a SOCKS firewall. SocksCap intercepts the > networking calls from WinSock applications and redirects them through the > SOCKS server without modification to the orginal applications or to the > operating system software or drivers."
I see. How very interesting -- it seems to be basically NAT-over-SOCKS (but, of course, Windows-only). Well, in this case, you are definitely behind a firewall of the type that will prevent Freenet from working correctly. As I mentioned previously, you may achieve some small degree of success when the key you are looking for is already on the node that you contact, but for anything else, you will have trouble. I don't know what effect this will have on insertions, should you ever attempt any. I would imagine that it will be problematic. > So, sometimes when freenet is ideling for some minutes (searching for a > certain key or whatever), the connections to other nodes are closed. So > my question: Is there a way to send small "ping" packages through all > opened connections where no data was send for x minutes? You need to take this up with the developers. -- Greg Wooledge | "Truth belongs to everybody." [EMAIL PROTECTED] | - The Red Hot Chili Peppers http://wooledge.org/~greg/ |
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