On Tuesday 11 Sep 2012 16:35:58 Robert John Morton wrote: > Is it possible to work as an "assistant seed node"? > I can manger 24/7 almost but can only manage 10kB/s up and down.
Not a good idea sorry. Plus one thing I didn't mention: You need to have successfully forwarded your opennet port. Freenet will grumble about this if you haven't, and it should try to forward it automatically, but this doesn't always work. > > On 11/09/12 07:32, Matthew Toseland wrote: > > We're down to 9 seednodes. This means bootstrapping onto opennet is very > > slow. We need volunteers to run seednodes. All you need is: > > - A Freenet node that is up 24x7, or reasonably close to 24x7. > > - At least 50KB/sec bandwidth both ways. Note that you may get some traffic > > on your IP even after it is removed from the seednodes list. > > - A static IP address, or at least auto-updated dyndns (most routers can do > > this now). > > > > If you can run a seednode, then please: > > - Go to opennet configuration and set "be a seednode?" to true. > > - Send me your opennet noderef, which you can find here: > > http://127.0.0.1:8888/strangers/myref.fref > > > > Obviously your opennet noderef includes your IP address, so replying on FMS > > is probably a bad idea!
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