Has anyone succeeded in downloading a freesite using the standard web
interface on default port 8888 in build 515? If so, I'll keep trying.
Build 511 works satisfactorily, though I gather it is superseded because
of insertion bugs. I can't get 512-515 to work properly.
Using Sun JVM 1.4.1. Linux kernel 2.4.10 200MB native store.
If I start build 515 freenet.jar with a working 511 build store, it
fails before logging anything, with a Java exception:
freenet.KeyException: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
at freenet.Key.readKey(Key.java:84)
at freenet.node.rt.ReferenceSet.<init>(ReferenceSet.java:61)
at
freenet.node.rt.ReferenceSet.getProperty(ReferenceSet.java:27)
at
freenet.node.rt.TreeRoutingTable.<init>(TreeRoutingTable.java:42)
at
freenet.node.rt.CPAlgoRoutingTable.<init>(CPAlgoRoutingTable.java:3)
at freenet.node.Main.main(Main.java:483)
If I let 515 build its own new data store, it learns routing, has active
communication with the network, allows FMB and Frost to collect data,
presumably via the client port. It gets after a few hours to the state
where nodes in the routing table are contactable about 50% of the time,
but any attempt to open a freesite via the web interface leads to a page
I have never seen in previous builds called "Network Error" Unlike the
old RNF and DNF error pages, it says nothing about nodes contacted.
Another test I did was to start build 511 with such a datastore, newly
built with build 515 freenet.jar. The build 511 jar opened this store
and readily used it to contact Freenet Forever and TFE. When I tried to
open the same data store again with build 515 (which had actually set it
up), I got the above Java exception again. Restarting build 511 on this
datastore again worked satisfactorily.
If anyone wants datastores usable and unusable for debugging they are
welcome.
--
Roger Hayter
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