On Fri, 2002-10-18 at 13:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > i recently tried to compile build 519 to a native windows application, and it >actually worked! <snip>
> ---~~--- remote FREDs (htl != 0) ---~~--- > > unfortunately i was not able to fetch something out of freenet, TFE, FF, CHK@<gpl> >all of these failed > as i could see from my firewall (correctly configured, worked for the java version, >so don't start bashing at this) there WERE connections from my fred to > remote computers (about 10 connections, maybe 14, that's the initial noderefs), but >fproxy still claimed my "node didn't make it of [my] computer" > dunno why, connection is there and alive, but fred does not seem to be able to >collect data out of this connections :[ That sounds like the problem I was having until recently. It turned out to be a Java problem. I'm using Sun Java on Linux, but it could still be related. Sun Java runs either with 'green' threads that all run within a single process, or as 'native' threads, each of which is a separate process. Recent builds of Fred only work with native threads; requests can't get off the node with green threads. Build 509 would work with either. In other words, Fred is a bit sensitive to something related to threading within Java. cheers Chris _______________________________________________ support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://hawk.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/support
