hi Matthew Toseland!

i tryed at another home and another computer, and it worked just fine! it was 
also behind a NAT (or something like that - what is NAT anyway?), in fact a 
computer running BBIagent linux router program from a floppy disk. i checked 
the IP address of my network as seen from the internet (WAN interface IP 
address(?)), and my computer's IP, and set freenet.ini ipaddress= to the right 
value, and poked a whole in the firewall to forward my listenport to my 
computer, and in 1 minute Frost could see a lot of messages and i could even 
open some pages (Freedom Engine etc.). i had a lot of inbound/outbound 
connections, some of them transferring.

the bottom line is: i'm now sure that there's something fucked up with my 
configuration here. i did set port forwarding and edited freenet.ini to my 
network's external IP address just the same way as @ home. the router is an 
X-micro ethernet/wifi router, whereas @ home i have the BBIagent machine, but 
both have this port forward feature. 

here i had no outbound/inbound connections, just a single one and even that was 
always idle.

any ideas?

maxigas
I-X
Horizon Research Institute | Horizont Kutato Intezet
http://hi.zpok.hu/


Matthew Toseland - Friday, March 11, 2005, 5:52:21 PM, ###:

MT> Go to Advanced mode on the Web Interface, then to Open Connections. How
MT> many open connections? How many are inbound?

MT> On Fri, Mar 11, 2005 at 02:22:56AM +0100, maxigas wrote:
>> hi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> 
>> i just installed freenet for the second time, i think i did
>> everything right, but i don't know if it really works or not. i
>> understand that i have to wait for my computer to integrate into
>> the network, and this can be as long as days, but is there any easy
>> way to test if my freenet configuration is all right?
>> 
>> last time i installed it it was on all night for 8+ hours and
>> in the morning there was no change: i could still not open any
>> freenet pages, not even the link pictures on the Gateway page
>> downloaded.
>> 
>> i don't even know if freenet is a living project or just
>> history, and or which in what degree..
>> 
>> thanks for any input on these questions..
>> 
>> maxigas
>> I-X
>> Horizon Research Institute | Horizont Kutato Intezet
>> http://hi.zpok.hu/
>> 
>> "This message was entirely written with recycled electrons."
>> "Ezt az uzenetet kizarolag ujrafeldolgozott elektronokat tartalmaz."
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