Just installed using the webstart installer. Set the installation path to /Users/ian/Applications/Freenet. Click "Yes" after the "The directory already exists" warning.
See the bars go by on the "Overall installation progress", it says its finished. Hit next. Now surprised to see that actually there seems to be more installation that needs doing, since the previous Wizard step kinda implied that installation is finished. I'm wondering if we could make all of this console output part of the previous wizard step hidden behind a nice progress bar? Anyway, it works its way down, gets to: ...Freenet/bin/install_startup_hook-mac.sh: line 35: /Library/StartupItems//Freenet/Freenet.plist: No such file or directory It actually produces 6 or 7 similar lines of output, and before that its complaining about not being able to find Freenet.sh in the same directory. I'm wondering why its trying to install a startup item without asking my permission (at least I don't remember it asking my permission), and how it plans to do it when I haven't entered my administrator password (something that normally pops up at the start of an installation if its needed). Its around this time I get a "Process execution failed" dialog box. I hit "Ok", it does some other stuff, and says "All done, please click Next", oh and throws up this dialog box: Java.io.IOException : /Users/ian/Applications/Freenet/bin/cleanup.sh: not found On the installation wizard, I click "No, I want the node to automatically find strangers to connect to", hit "Continue", and I get a "HTTP Method not allowed" error. I hit "back" a few times, try it again, and it works. I haven't been able to reproduce the "HTTP Method not allowed" bug. We definitely need to try and get the installer cleaned up before RC2, hopefully this feedback will help. Ian. -- Email: ian at uprizer.com Cell: +1 512 422 3588 Skype: sanity
