On Friday 25 June 2010 16:29:54 Jon Krasowski wrote: > Will not keep Freenet on computer if it runs whenever it wants. > It still runs after hitting the "Shutdown" button at the bottom of the > browser page. > I shut down, and on start up the Freenet starts running. > If this is truly a Freenet, then I should have the Freedom to start or > stop it > when I want. > Right now I feel my computer is less secure when running Freenet. > My OSX 10.5 Finder no longer is intuitive when directing files > download from the internet. > It used to go directly to the desired download folder once used. > Since installing Freenet I now am directed to my Home, and have to > move through "the path" to the targeted folder. > If I decide to keep Freenet on my computer; > I must be able to "Shut Down" (no access/nothing running in "the back > ground") the program on my computer. > Many thanks, > Jon K. > There is a file in the bin/ folder called "remove_cronjob.sh". Run this and it should stop it from starting on reboot. I think; it might be different on Mac.
I have no idea what is going on with Finder, I have CC'ed our Mac expert.
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