> Works for me! > > While you've got the code editor open... :-) > The current and previous versions of freenet.exe don't create any file > when I choose the "Export Refs" option. Somehow the shortcut to the file > gets created in my Win2000 recent Documents folder, but the file never > gets created anywhere on my system (that I can discover.) > > -Kevin
I've tried this on my system, it works fine provided the path and filename have no spaces in them... There is no bug in freenet.exe, it simply appears to be a bug in fserve.exe: fserve --export "J:\Documents and settings\My reference.ref" should work... only it doesn't ... however: java -cp freenet.jar freenet.node.Main --export "J:\Documents and settings\My reference.ref" DOES work. I'll take out the dependency of fserve from freenet.exe. It simply seems fserve.exe is crap (who wrote that, why doesn't it respect spaces in parameters?) I would suggest saving your reference file to a folder without spaces in the name until I can code a workaround that doesn't use fserve.exe. Or until I find the source for fserve.exe and fix that instead. d _______________________________________________ devl mailing list devl at freenetproject.org http://hawk.freenetproject.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
