Am Son, 2002-12-08 um 02.06 schrieb Fredrik Persson: > Hi! > > Anyone using FreeNet on Debian? I've tried for six hours to make the .deb-package do >ANYTHING, but so far it has not yet started to listen to port 8888. It's running >though, I can see it with 'ps ax'. (No luck in pointing a browser to >http://127.0.0.1:8888, and netstat shows that nothing is listening to that port >either.) > > I've tried every JAVA interpreter in Debian, with the same result. No luck. I've set >log level to debug, but nothing useful is written to the log file. > > Does ANYONE run this thing succesfully? > > Appreciate any help I can get! > > /Fredrik 1. Forget the debian package. I have tried all of them since 0.4.0 and none ever really ran :( 2. Get Sun's JRE 1.4.1, extract it to /usr/local and adapt /etc/alternatives/java to point to the java executable in /usr/local/jre1.4.1; analoguely do the same with the java-plugins, if you need them. JRE1.4.1 is not included in Debian, because its not free, but it's running perfectly on Debian. 3. If you had freenet installed via apt-get you should already have a user "freenetu". You should chown the freenet stuff to freenetu and run the start shells by 'su freenetu' and ./start-freenet.sh or you can build a start script in /etc/init.d. If you are really paranoid you can also build a chroot environment for the local JRE and the freenet jars.
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