<qxc at ...> writes: > Hi, > > I'm running the freenet-client on a dedicated and therefor headless server > (Fedora Core 3, JRE 1.5). But whenever I try to access the page at port 8888 > I get an empty page and following messages in the freenet.log: > --snip--
I think the stuff you posted is indicative of very high load, such that fred never manages to reply to you before timing out. Try : - Decreasing maximumThreads, e.g. to 100 \__ in freenet.conf - Decreasing maxNodeConnections, e.g. to 150 / - Increasing maximum heap size (-Xmx parameter at the end of start-freenet.sh), Java 1.5 is faster but also more memory intensive. Since this is presumably a dedicated freenet box, you probably want to be quite generous here, especially if you have a large datastore (the index is kept in RAM.) Java will not actually allocate the maximum unless it needs to. There are more advanced optimisations that can be tried here, such as the -server flag, which will make freenet take longer to start but in theory run more efficiently. See http://www.freenethelp.org/html/MaintainingPermanentNodes.html Restart freenet, since not everything can be changed on the fly. Wait 10-15 minutes before you try to do anything; load is always very high after (re)starting. General performance tuning like disabling services you don't need can't hurt either of course. HTH, Bob
