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Re: [freenet-support] freesites

[Nicholas Sturm]

> [Original Message]
> From: Matthew Toseland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Nicholas Sturm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
 > Date: 11/7/2002 6:46:02 PM
> Subject: Re: [freenet-support] freesites
>
> On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 06:40:33PM -0500, Nicholas Sturm wrote:
> > In the interest of goodhousekeeping is it permissible (wise) to
> > remove the numberous "numbered" files of the *node and *prop
> > groups except for the last one (or two) with the latest date
> > (on a machine that does know the date and by a user that has
> > only the foggiest idea how Freenet works)?
> Numerous? There should only be six files. I have: lsnodes_8397a
> lsnodes_8397b rtnodes_8397a rtnodes_8397b rtprops_8397a rtprops_8397b
> and node (it would normally be node_8397, it's overridden).

I have 10 of the Isnode_*s, 6 dated on 10/29/2002, 2 on 11/7/2002
(Isnode_60593a and Isnode_60593b) and 2 on 11/6/2002 (Isnode_8438a and
Isnode_8438b)

I have 6 node, 1 on 10/19/2002, 4 on 10/29/2002 (1 is Node_8483), 1 on
11/6/2002 (Node_60593) 

I have 10 rtnodes, 6 on 10/29/2002, 2 on 11/7/2002 (rtnode_60593a and
rtnode_60593b), 2 on 11/6/2002 (rtnode_8483a and rtnode_8483b) 

I have 10 rtprops, 6 on 10/29/2002, 2 on 11/7/2002 (rtprops_60593a and
rtprops_60593b), 2 on 11/6/2002 (rtprops_8483a and rtprops_8483b)

I have two store directories, store_60953 on 11/6/2002 and store_8483 on
10/30/2002.

I have a stats directory dated 10/29/2002 and docs dated 11/6/2002.  Does
that appear permissible?

The *_60593 would appear to be the most recent (and number match) and when
file size varies those are the largest.



> 
> >=20
> > They sort of resemble fall back files, but since others have
> > been updated several times I doubt they are useful.
> >=20
> > Nick
> >=20
> >=20
> >=20
> 
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Re: [freenet-support] How big is freenet, right now, you think?

[Mark J Roberts]

Edgar Friendly:
> To sabotage freenet, the FBI/whoever would have to make requests succeed;
> making freenet a failure anyway.

Above statement gently nudged into reality.

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Re: [freenet-support] How big is freenet, right now, you think?

[Edgar Friendly]

Vitenka - Zen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> >No.  If other nodes can push references into your routing table, the
> >whole anonymity aspect of freenet goes up in smoke as the
> >CIA/FBI/whoever "fixes" everyone's routing tables to point to them.
> 
> So you add the FBI nodes to your current routes and the routes that good nodes are 
>sending you.
> 
> I don't see how that is different from now.
> 
yeah, but now you only add routes if they've successfully responded to
a request.  To sabotage freenet, the FBI/whoever would have to make
requests succeed; making freenet a success.

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Re: [freenet-support] fcpHosts problem

[Matthew Toseland]

On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 08:18:50PM -0500, Greg Wooledge wrote:
> Klaus Koch ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> 
> > I 
> > checked the FAQ and found the fproxy.bindAddress=* option,
> 
> The documentation on freenetproject.org is all out of date.  There
> is a slightly more recent FAQ at
> .  Unfortunately,
> that document is not linked to from freenetprojecg.org.  Also, you
> can't get to it by going to  first,
> since that will just redirect you to freenetproject.org.
Updated the fproxy thing in the FAQ. Not sure how to fix the rest.
> 
> Please send all hate mail to the Freenet developers. :-/
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[freenet-support] Web gateway?

[David Decensorian]

I want to try out freenet but my only access to the web is computers at a 
public library so I can't install the software.
I tried web-to-freenet gateways I found on Google like

https://freenet.firenze.linux.it:4433/

http://freenet.bensin.org/

http://www.antioffline.com/mirror/cryptography/apps/freenet/fcptools/windows/gateway.html

but none of them seem to work.

Are there any web gateways that work? and where can I get keys?




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Re: [freenet-support] fcpHosts problem

[Greg Wooledge]

Klaus Koch ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:

> I 
> checked the FAQ and found the fproxy.bindAddress=* option,

The documentation on freenetproject.org is all out of date.  There
is a slightly more recent FAQ at
.  Unfortunately,
that document is not linked to from freenetprojecg.org.  Also, you
can't get to it by going to  first,
since that will just redirect you to freenetproject.org.

Please send all hate mail to the Freenet developers. :-/

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[freenet-support] 534 Is that orange or red?

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Re: [freenet-support] freesites

[Nicholas Sturm]

In the interest of goodhousekeeping is it permissible (wise) to
remove the numberous "numbered" files of the *node and *prop
groups except for the last one (or two) with the latest date
(on a machine that does know the date and by a user that has
only the foggiest idea how Freenet works)?

They sort of resemble fall back files, but since others have
been updated several times I doubt they are useful.

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Re: [freenet-support] freesites

[Matthew Toseland]

On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 06:40:33PM -0500, Nicholas Sturm wrote:
> In the interest of goodhousekeeping is it permissible (wise) to
> remove the numberous "numbered" files of the *node and *prop
> groups except for the last one (or two) with the latest date
> (on a machine that does know the date and by a user that has
> only the foggiest idea how Freenet works)?
Numerous? There should only be six files. I have: lsnodes_8397a
lsnodes_8397b rtnodes_8397a rtnodes_8397b rtprops_8397a rtprops_8397b
and node (it would normally be node_8397, it's overridden).

> 
> They sort of resemble fall back files, but since others have
> been updated several times I doubt they are useful.
> 
> Nick
> 
> 
> 

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Re: [freenet-support] fcpHosts problem

[Daniel Stringfield]

Maybe I'm missing something.. where's the inside joke?

Nicholas Sturm wrote:

I hate inside jokes on a public site.




[Original Message]
From: Marco A. Calamari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


 > Date: 11/7/2002 8:48:28 AM


Subject: Re: [freenet-support] fcpHosts problem

At 13.08 07/11/02 +0100, you wrote:


Hello,

I am using build 533 with j2re1.4.1_01 from sun on my debian woody 
server. setup and tuning worked fine, but one last problem remains:

I am not able to connect from remote hosts to the node (localhost: 
works). I modified fcpHosts for allowed hosts but this didnt help. I 
checked the FAQ and found the fproxy.bindAddress=* option, but this 
seems to be deprecated, as the log file shows:

"Ignoring obsolete fproxy.* lines in freenet.conf/ini. You can remove 
them."

mainport.allowedHosts=*


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Re: [freenet-support] freesites

[Matthew Toseland]

On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 04:28:30PM -0500, Chris Barown wrote:
> Can some explain to me the difference between
> an edition site, one shot site, and a dbr site?
> (btw, what does dbr mean?) I know from a user
> stand point what an edition site it, and can
> assume that a one shot site won't ever change,
> but if i were to push a freesite, do i determine
> the type, and if so, how?
Read Nubile.
http://127.0.0.1:/SSK@;qe3ZRJg1Nv1XErADrz7ZYjhDidUPAgM/nubile/11//
> 
> Thanks,
> Chris
> 

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[freenet-support] latest build - good work!

[Robert Carroll]

Well, after watching my node for a while, I can 
report with some confidence that the latest stable build of freenet is 
performing much better.  My node has been running almost 24 hours and it's 
not stuck at 100% cpu constantly, although the general trend is for cpu usage to 
slowly increase.  I have seen this kind of behaviour in other complex java 
apps that run for long periods of time, so it may be a jvm issue.  Even 
better though is the lack of dead connections.  For as long as I can 
recall, my firewall would report more and more dead connections (connections 
lasting more than 8 hours with little data sent) the longer the node ran.  
restarting my node would clear these connections out.  It's good to see 
that this bug has been resolved.  I recommend to everyone to update to the 
latest stable snapshot!  I'm looking forward to further improvments in 
performance so I can handle more traffic. Kudos to the development 
team!

Re: [freenet-support] fcpHosts problem

[Nicholas Sturm]

I hate inside jokes on a public site.


> [Original Message]
> From: Marco A. Calamari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
 > Date: 11/7/2002 8:48:28 AM
> Subject: Re: [freenet-support] fcpHosts problem
>
> At 13.08 07/11/02 +0100, you wrote:
> >Hello,
> >
> >I am using build 533 with j2re1.4.1_01 from sun on my debian woody 
> >server. setup and tuning worked fine, but one last problem remains:
> >
> >I am not able to connect from remote hosts to the node (localhost: 
> >works). I modified fcpHosts for allowed hosts but this didnt help. I 
> >checked the FAQ and found the fproxy.bindAddress=* option, but this 
> >seems to be deprecated, as the log file shows:
> >
> >"Ignoring obsolete fproxy.* lines in freenet.conf/ini. You can remove 
> >them."
> 
> mainport.allowedHosts=*
> 
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[freenet-support] freesites

[Chris Barown]

Can some explain to me the difference between
an edition site, one shot site, and a dbr site?
(btw, what does dbr mean?) I know from a user
stand point what an edition site it, and can
assume that a one shot site won't ever change,
but if i were to push a freesite, do i determine
the type, and if so, how?

Thanks,
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[freenet-support] Frost, FMB, SnarfZilla and NIM

[rockymountainhigh]

I am new to Freenet.  I have been able to set
up a freenet node and access The Freedom Engine
as well as other sites.  However, I can not
get Frost, FMB or SnarfZilla to show any files
or messages.  Is there a tutorial showing how
to get these older clients to run with the newer
version of Freenet?  I notice Frost asks for
the path to finsert etc, however the newer verison
of Freenet seems to use fserve. 

Thank you,
Bud 

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Re: [freenet-support] Hello I look for Freenet Nodes with special port !

[Matthew Toseland]

On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 10:14:50AM +0200, Ivan Dachev wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> My name is Ivan and I'm come from Bulgaria.
> 
> I work in company behind firewall and I want to use
> freenet. My administrators allow only port 5190
> for ICQ.
> 
> My question is: Can I find somewhere in the net
> Freenet nodes list, which nodes listen on this port ?
> 
> If you know such node or if you know where can
> I find key file for such nodes please write to me.
Um, freenet doesn't work that way. You are saying that you can only
connect out on port 5190? What about email, web, etc? Surely port 80 is
available? You will need to run the freenet server on some port, but it
will need to be able to connect to other freenet nodes on other ports.
> 
> Thanks in advance!
> 
> -- 
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> 

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Re: [freenet-support] Build 530

[Matthew Toseland]

On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 07:50:25AM -, Vitenka - Zen wrote:
> >Hmm. Try 531; if this doesn't work... are you in the default
> >seednodes.ref?
> 
> No - I started with that, built up a big list of nodes and have now remembered to 
>save it so that when my routing 
> table gets eaten (a distressingly common occurence - roughly every other boot) I can 
>reseed it.
> 
> My node (build 530) now knows about 95 other nodes (down from the seeded 146) and 
>seems healthy.
> 
> Although thses errors keep showing up:
> Nov 6, 2002 6:38:41 PM (freenet.diagnostics.StandardDiagnostics, main): Found file 
>for var socketTime type: 3
> Nov 6, 2002 6:38:41 PM (freenet.diagnostics.StandardDiagnostics, main): Did NOT find 
>file for var socketTime type: 4
> 
> >> What are those limits, and how do they work?
> >Freenet contains numerous arguably totally arbitrary limits, partly due
> >to java's inability to give us any real load statistics.
> 
> So, twiddle 'em till it works then tell the list so they can copy me.  Got it :)
> 
> >> Second problem.  Downloading the jargon file single 
> >> html file, the FEC error popped up in my browser 
> >> again - and then non human readable stuff started 
> >> filling my browser window.
> >Will look at this.
> >> Annoyingly the system overloaded my CPU and I had 
> >> to crash it before I could capture it.
> >Eh?
> I didn't manage to get a copy of the junk it pasted into the browser - but it looked 
>like [human ureadable]
> java.lang.eception.[human unreadable]
> 
> Can the 'FEC download' to browser be made more understandable?  Or, preferably, 
>completely transparent?
Not sensible. The browser would time out waiting for the download, as
would the user, with no feedback. It is possible to set it up to only
show the UI if the file is over a certain size.
> 
> >> Also, had some interesting speculation in the irc 
> >> channel - why does the graph fror your datastore 
> >> include an entry for 1gig+ keys?  Has anyone ever 
> >> insderted such a key - and what would happen if 
> >> someone inserted 10 20gig keys or so and requested 
> >> them from elsewhere on the network to forve their 
> >> propogation?
> >No, because nodes only cache keys up to 1/200th the size of the
> >datastore. When you include fields, this means that to cache a 1gb key
> >you'd need a 210GB node or so - certainly not the common case. If you
> >want to insert really big files, use fishtools or fproxy to insert them
> >as FEC splitfiles - and tell us how you get on.
> 
> Ok - that makes sense.
> A similar question still occurs with more sanely sized keys - insert a large number 
>of 5 meg keys and simultaneously 
> request them from a large number of clients -watch that old data go bye bye.
Sorry, I don't understand. Are these splitfiles?
> 
> 
> 

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Re: [freenet-support] fcpHosts problem

[Marco A. Calamari]

At 13.08 07/11/02 +0100, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am using build 533 with j2re1.4.1_01 from sun on my debian woody 
>server. setup and tuning worked fine, but one last problem remains:
>
>I am not able to connect from remote hosts to the node (localhost: 
>works). I modified fcpHosts for allowed hosts but this didnt help. I 
>checked the FAQ and found the fproxy.bindAddress=* option, but this 
>seems to be deprecated, as the log file shows:
>
>"Ignoring obsolete fproxy.* lines in freenet.conf/ini. You can remove 
>them."

mainport.allowedHosts=*


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[freenet-support] fcpHosts problem

[Klaus Koch]

Hello,

I am using build 533 with j2re1.4.1_01 from sun on my debian woody 
server. setup and tuning worked fine, but one last problem remains:

I am not able to connect from remote hosts to the node (localhost: 
works). I modified fcpHosts for allowed hosts but this didnt help. I 
checked the FAQ and found the fproxy.bindAddress=* option, but this 
seems to be deprecated, as the log file shows:

"Ignoring obsolete fproxy.* lines in freenet.conf/ini. You can remove 
them."

The only external error message I can get is from lynx ("Unexpected 
network read error"), other browsers just don't connect. I can telnet 
to the port, so it seems to be open?

And I turned off my firewall completely for testing, to ensure that this 
doesn't cause the error.

Please, can anyone help me with this?
Thank you very much!

Klaus

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Re: [freenet-support] Performance on slow hardware

[Tld]

Fredrik Jonson wrote:


After restarting freenet, wich by the way is updated to Build: 533
with the update.sh script from the install archive, the system load
is back down to 0.16 according to 'top'. Freenet itself claims the
estimated load is 53%.

I still find it strange that freenet's performance is so poor that
merely 10 connections can build up a system load well over 12. Anyone
out there who has an explanation for that?


Yes, in 533 they fixed the "100% cpu usage" bug many people experienced :)

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Re: [freenet-support] Performance on slow hardware

[Fredrik Jonson]

On Tue, 5 Nov 2002, Fredrik Jonson wrote:

> maxNodeConnections=10
> maximumThreads=30

Since noone else has replied(?) I'll just do it myself. Today when I
logged in the system load was again way over 12 on my poor little
pentium 100. So i reduced the maxTread to 15 and maxNode to 5.

After restarting freenet, wich by the way is updated to Build: 533
with the update.sh script from the install archive, the system load
is back down to 0.16 according to 'top'. Freenet itself claims the
estimated load is 53%.

I still find it strange that freenet's performance is so poor that
merely 10 connections can build up a system load well over 12. Anyone
out there who has an explanation for that?

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[freenet-support] Hello I look for Freenet Nodes with special port !

[Ivan Dachev]

Hello,

My name is Ivan and I'm come from Bulgaria.

I work in company behind firewall and I want to use
freenet. My administrators allow only port 5190
for ICQ.

My question is: Can I find somewhere in the net
Freenet nodes list, which nodes listen on this port ?

If you know such node or if you know where can
I find key file for such nodes please write to me.

Thanks in advance!

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Best regards,
 Ivan  mailto:i_dachev@;prosyst.bg


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