On Thursday 05 June 2003 03:29 pm, Niklas Bergh wrote: > On Mon, 02 Jun 2003, Kjell Rune Skaaraas wrote: > > Is it possible, or are there any current plans, to be > > able to "group" content together on Freenet, so that > > if you are looking at a SSK site with index.html and > > page01, page02, page03.html etc, they are in fact only > > one "big" CHK file with an internal mapping? This > > would make navigation instant once you have loaded the > > site, and any DNFs would be a "all or none"-basis. > > Oh, it's quite possible. Insert a site as a .zip and hack > fproxy to fetch once and browse using it. It dosn't require > any core changes. > > It's also completely useless.
This might not be bad for one shot freesites. As they probably aren't sharing any images with other sites and they would be under a CHK address anyway. Probably the most common application where this would be handy would be putting up mirrors of websights that are censored or blocked. If you use KDE you could just get a .war by archiving the webpage and upload that. (It is the same as thowing it into a .tar.gz and giving it a .war extention so you know there is HTML in there) So then the Konqueror viewers would just see it in the browser. For Windows you could just make a script to uncompress it in a temp location and open a browser there. Maybe someone could make a javascript to do this in Mozilla. Maybe even distribute that with freenet (assuming it is popular) and you could even put something in FCPtools to make .war files automaticaly. But I see no reason that this type of thing should be intigrated into freenet itself. _______________________________________________ devl mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://hawk.freenetproject.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
