I am using 1.4.1 without problems . . . so on some platforms at least, some verisons of 1.4 work . . .
Ok, that's a lie. Freenet is working lousy, but it's not generating the loopback error, and it's at least letting me connect. I can't insert any files at all and I can't download much but I don't get the loopback error. Would it work better if I had some other version of java? On Saturday 29 November 2003 04:22 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: | Hi, | | > >I am running newer JVM builds just fine (Windows XP).. I would rather | > >say that Sun ought to adjust their code so that it works similary on | > >different platforms/OS version. | > | > I have Windows 2000 and the same problem (no loopback connection). | > Tried Java 1.4.0: same error. | > Tried Java 1.3.1: same error. | > I didn't found 1.4.0-b92, so didn't test it yet. | | 1.4.0-b92 is the version you get when you download the 1.4.0 jre. FWIW, I | found that merely installing an older java version won't work; you have to | de-install all newer versions as well so the older jre will actually be the | one that's used. Maybe that's why it didn't work when you tried 1.4.0 and | 1.3.1. | | > Ehm maybe is a good idea to fix the Freenet code to work | > on 1.4.x too instead of force to use an odd obsoleted Java | > runtime version just to run freenet correctly?... | | I think so, too. Changes in Java *are* a reality, and Sun is not gonna undo | them just for us. | | I also think that this should be documented in the FAQ on the freenet | website. *hint, hint* _______________________________________________ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://dodo.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/support
