On Sat, Jan 18, 2003 at 10:19:18AM -0500, Marion Bates wrote: > Hello, > > Freenet has been working fabulously for several weeks -- I can retrieve > just about anything I ask for via TFE. Amazing progress. :) > > Last night I successfully inserted a freesite using fcptools. I was > able to retrieve all of it (of course it was right there on my node). I > emailed CoFe with the URI to add to TFE, but the crappy Nutscrape.com > email hasn't arrived yet (test email to myself has yet to arrive 12 > hours later, so I doubt he (or she) got my site submission message) so > I emailed him/her just now from another account. > > Meanwhile, I went to re-retrieve my site this morning, and it was > already gone (overwritten with more popular requests). I am > re-inserting it right now. I will increase the size of the datastore > also. > > Sorry for the blather...my actual question is, would it be an > appropriate use of this list if members were to post their freesite or > other file URIs so that other members could help get the site's > propagation started, while we're waiting for CoFe to add it to TFE? No. In a working freenet network, "propagation" should not matter. And recently, at least here, a few retries will get just about anything, inserted by one node, from a totally unconnected node, as long as it was inserted at a high enough HTL. If a mailing list is necessary, we should make a new mailing list, not abuse devl or support for it. > Obviously this blows the anonymity thing for the site authors, but if > the authors don't care (for now, I just want to see it work) then how > would people feel about this? Obviously, warnings should/would be given > for explicit content as well. Is this cool, or am I going to get flamed > so hard that my body will only be identifiable from dental records? ;) > > Thank you, >
-- Matthew Toseland [EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] Full time freenet hacker. http://freenetproject.org/ Freenet Distribution Node (temporary) at http://amphibian.dyndns.org:8889/2FAdroY-gek/ ICTHUS.
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