Le 13/02/11 20:13, Daxter a écrit :
On Feb 13, 2011, at 1:05 PM, Dsoslglece wrote:
Le 13/02/11 18:04,
Daxter a écrit :
On Feb 13, 2011, at 10:52 AM, Dsoslglece wrote:
Le 13/02/11
17:27, Daxter a écrit :
On Feb 13, 2011, at 10:18 AM, Dsoslglece
wrote:
Le
13/02/11 16:39, Daxter a écrit :
I think you might have
mis-named this message :^/ It has the
exact name as one from December that has
/nothing/ to do with your problem.
On Dec 7, 2010, at 4:36 AM,
Dsoslglece wrote:
Hi,
since a few days, after having
restaured (to give to a friend) an
old PPC of mine (mac Tiger
10.4.11), it doesn't seem to
accept to install Freenet.
When earlier I was using it
though, I had it installed and it
was running perfectly, but of
course an older version of it.
Now, each time, trying to use the
installer, I got this message :
It says :
"Java web start - Download error
Impossible to lauch Freenet 0.7.5
installer"
And during this, in the second
window, it is : "searching for the
latest version…"
Of course, LittleSnitch has an
outgoing pass for
action: allow
process: java.com.sun.javaws.Main
destination: any
port: any
protocol: any
help: wants to connect to
checksums.freenetproject.org on
TCP port 80 (http).
action: allow
process: java.freenet.node.NodeStarter
destination: any
port: any
protocol: any
help: wants to connect to
95.208.76.41 on UDP port 57414.
And ditto for the Mac firewall.
Some ideas ??… Thanks
Well, this one was an old
problem (back in december !) with an
other computer (using Tiger), and solved
now without answer from anybody.
Two months isn't that long. And it only was
posted today, so I thought I'd let you know that
the name should've been something else.
What did you do to fix the problem?
Quite frankly I'm not sure to remember !
I know I've fixed it, but the computer is away now
for 2 month and much water flew under the bridge !
:-)
I have a vague memory though that it had something
to do with java… of course, on mac it is kept
updated by default, but I seem to remember that
freenet
didn't correctly recognize it…
Hehe, don't worry about it. I'm still wondering about
the menu icon thought... Seriously, I reinstalled 10.6
on my personal computer a month ago, and also
reinstalled Freenet. Even that brand new install still
didn't give me any icon in my menu bar.
Well,
that icon doesn't show up magically on the menu bar…
generally it is located somewhere in the apps I think
(but I always place it with the rest of the private
stuff into the dmg protected volume (sparsebundle),
inside my Apps Folder.
To mount it on the tray, you just have to double-click it.
But when you stop freenet, it goes also with it.
See, that's what I was wondering! Apparently it isn't bundled
with Freenet; it's something you have to download separately.
Since this conversation isn't going to the mailing list I'll
post up there in just a moment so that others like me can
finally have a GUI tool to control Freenet.
Well,
dunno why it isn't going through the mailing list anymore, I
just answered the mails coming from there !
I've just seen that for quite a few mails already there has been
problems addressing it to the list and they probably had been routed
through you directly.
I'll do a double addressing now
Anyway, about this little rabbit, it came each time with
"freenet.jnlp" and was there after each install even a second piece
of it ! (I had to install it anew when there had been troubles a few
versions ago.)
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