On Tue, Nov 26, 2002 at 06:16:26PM -0800, Todd Walton wrote: > > I don't see why you did a "fresh install". > > I felt like it. It was just as easy. There may have been updates to the > Windows installer. It seems more natural to do it that way when in the > Windows world. So on. > > I have fixed the problem. Before I had copied over the entire folder. As > in " store_XXXXX ", and it wasn't working. But then I tried copying over > all the individual folders that are inside (as in " store_XXXXX/* ") of the > datastore folder to inside the new datastore folder that the new install > created, and that seemed to work. > > Any reason this might be? And another question, for the hell of it: What > is the naming scheme of the directories in the datastore directory? All > the keys seem to start with "1-". store/temp/ stores amongst other things keys that haven't been committed yet. store/<two hex digits>/<number>-<long hex string> is a key that has been committed. The two hex digits are just a hash of the rest, to make sure we have only a moderate number of files in each directory. There are 256 of them. The number indicates what part of the node stored this file - at the moment this is just 1 for the datastore, but we did have the routing table using 101 and 102. The long hex string is the freenet key. For more information, read src/freenet/fs/dir/NativeFSDirectory.java. Then ask me any questions, since it's my code. > > -todd
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