"Scott G. Miller" wrote: > Its better if we do not include a whole lot of suspicious looking > "stealth" code in Freenet. Rather, we could propose suggestions on how to > be a paranoid operator. Third parties could always write such stuff > too. > > Removing freenet is quite simple in Unix: > > wipe -r /usr/share/freenet
There are a couple of wipe commands for windows as well. E.g. everyone who installed complete PGP will get one nice implementation for free. So I guess, it shouldn't be too difficult for a paranoid operator to get rid of his Freenet installation on Windows as well. I believe that we shouldn't bloat Freenet with just another implementation of wipe. I delete the uninstall icons in Windows anyway so Providing an uninstalll.bat just deleting the directory and instructions how to remove it more or less securely should be fine. Sebastian _______________________________________________ Freenet-dev mailing list Freenet-dev at lists.sourceforge.net http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/freenet-dev
