[freenet-support] help with freenet (fwd)
Nevermind, it seems to work fine! I guess I typed all that for nothing... THanks, Bryan ___ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/support
[freenet-support] help with freenet
My configuration: Freenet version: 3.9.1-2 Java: c:\program files\javasoft\jre\1.3\bin\javaw.exe windows: Windows 2000 SP2 cpu: Pentium 3 Speed: 300mhz Ram: 192 Disk: 10GB Free: 7 or 8GB Other Programs: MS Office, 2 weeks old install of system Firewall: Yes but I don't know which one Connection: LAN card Proxy: No System is stable: only 2 weeks old Read Help? Yes I have My Situation: I can upload keys and then go and download the ones I just uploaded, but I can't seem to get these same keys if I delete the .freenet directory. I can't download anything out there except what I just put out there. Here is an error that looked important: State "TRANSFERRING" reached. TransferStartedEvent:Normal:Transfer of 98 bytes started. EventInputStream$TransferedEvent:Normal:80 bytes read. SegmentCompleteEvent:Normal:Transfer of one segment to a temporary file completed. . then one more just like the last one.. RequestCompleteEvent:Normal:Transfer to temporary files completed. ReceiveEvent:Normal:A message was received from tcp/localhost:40686. StateReachedEvent:Normal:State "DONE" reached. StateReachedEvent:Normal:State "PREPARED" reached. StateReachedEvent:Normal:State "REQUESTING" reached. SendEvent:Normal:A message was sent to tcp/localhost:40686. RestartedEvent:Normal:The query was restarted somewhere on Freenet after a node failed to reply, waiting another 192 seconds before I give up ReceiveEvent:Normal:A message was received from tcp/localhost:40686. RequestFailedEvent:Normal:The request was unsuccessful. Src:tcp/127.0.0.1:40686 htl:37 depth:6 id:632ed036244de4ce type:Freenet.message.TimedOut was received StateReachedEvent:Normal:State "FAILED" reached. This is what the log generated when I tried to download a key that I had previously uploaded. I don't know if this is a good enough format, but thanks guys. Bryan ___ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/support
Re: [freenet-support] help
> Dave Hooper ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > o Rabbit icon sometimes 'locks up' and you can't get the popup menu to > > appear > > o 'Configure' doesn't work > > o Spaces in filenames don't work > > o Restarting freenet sometimes leaves it in a 'Freenet Having Problems' > > state > > I want to make sure you know about this one which I encountered today: > > The freenet.ini file may be generated with both a Javaexec= line and a > javaw= line. If they're both uncommented, starting freenet.exe doesn't > work. Commenting out javaw=... makes it work. > > Win95, Sun JRE 1.3.1, freenet Windows installer 0.3.9.1-2. Yeh, I know about that one. It was a 0.3.9.1-2 special (and actually my fault, I think). Yeh, the fix for that one is also in there, don't worry! (Fix was to correct the goof that made 0.3.9.1-2 so 'special' ! :-) Freenet.exe uses javaw.exe by default, but if that isn't present it falls back to using java.exe . The problem was that a recent (? or not-so-recent?) change to freenet.exe meant that, if it ran javaw.exe, it would call the WaitForInputIdle() API ... Unfortunately, for reasons best known to Sun, calling the WaitForInputIdle() API on javaw.exe always causes the application to hang! (well, duh, well done Sun). So we took out the call to the WaitForInputIdle() function (it wasn't needed anyway). And now it all works a treat, with both javaw.exe (i.e. javaw=) and java.exe (i.e. Javaexec=). Cheers, Dave ___ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/support
Re: [freenet-support] help
Dave Hooper ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > o Rabbit icon sometimes 'locks up' and you can't get the popup menu to > appear > o 'Configure' doesn't work > o Spaces in filenames don't work > o Restarting freenet sometimes leaves it in a 'Freenet Having Problems' > state I want to make sure you know about this one which I encountered today: The freenet.ini file may be generated with both a Javaexec= line and a javaw= line. If they're both uncommented, starting freenet.exe doesn't work. Commenting out javaw=... makes it work. Win95, Sun JRE 1.3.1, freenet Windows installer 0.3.9.1-2. -- Greg Wooledge | "Truth belongs to everybody." [EMAIL PROTECTED] |- The Red Hot Chili Peppers http://wooledge.org/~greg/ | PGP signature
Re: [freenet-support] help
In the next couple of days we are hoping to put together a new freenet
installer that FIXES all known issues with the windows Freenet.exe ('white
rabbit' systray icon) application, including (but not limited to) the
following:
o Rabbit icon sometimes 'locks up' and you can't get the popup menu to
appear
o 'Configure' doesn't work
o Spaces in filenames don't work
o Restarting freenet sometimes leaves it in a 'Freenet Having Problems'
state
And a bunch of others besides. This should make freenet on Windows a easier
thing to use (and debug!) as any outstanding issues can then be tracked down
as either
o Freenet java problems
o Installer problems
o Network (e.g. firewall) problems
Dave
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[freenet-support] 404
i've just installed freenet, and i don't know how it works properly, but all i get is 404s when i click on a key-link. what must i do?
[freenet-support] Bandwidth limitation
Hi, me and a friend have rented a dedicated server, and we would like to run a freenet node on that server. The problem is that we have only 5 gigabytes per month free traffic, and each additional gigabyte would cost us about $12. So we need some way to limit the bandwidth *per month* to whatever we have to spare that month. I saw that there is a way to limit the bandwith per second, but if we want to permit, say, 2 gigabytes per month this comes out as only 771.6 bytes per second, which is obviously not very useful. Is there a way to configure freenet so that bursts are possible, but average bandwith still stays below a certain limit? If this feature is not available, you should implement it. Otherwise many people won't be able to run a freenet node on their server. Another question: Which implementation of freenet would be best for usage on a server? Obviously we do not want the freenet node to consume a lot of memory and/or processor power. regards, Rüdiger Klaehn ___ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/support
RE: [freenet-support] help
There are a lot of answer to this problem on the mailing list... So most people thought you might check there first. (http://freenetproject.org -> Mailing lists )I am sure that is the reason you received no answer eailer. (But for the website, you probably should state in the download page a brief history/news about such "major" problem having being fixed.) Do one or both of the following: (1) Download the newer 0.3.9.1.2 (2) Do not put spaces in your install path of java or freenet -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of GerrySent: Friday, June 08, 2001 12:46 AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [freenet-support] help please see attachment for problem, thanks I sent this first on 6/2 and have not received any reply
