[freenet-chat] noderef irc bot

Hi, The latest pyfcp (pyFreenet) now has a small experimental program called 'refbot.py'. If you run it without arguments, it'll create an IRC bot which: - logs into irc.freenode.net #freenet-refs - announces itself - interacts with users who /msg or /privmsg it - accepts noderefs from

[freenet-chat] save freenet - stop using frost

Hi all, I know I'm not alone in feeling frustrated at seeing most of my peer nodes backed off most of the time. I blame frost, especially with the high priority frost tends to use, and its relentless KSK-thrashing. One or both of two things needs to happen: 1) frost drops its priority to 5 or

[freenet-chat] USK question(s) and weirdness

Hi, When I insert a site with uri [EMAIL PROTECTED]/name/0, the URI that comes back with the PutSuccessful is [EMAIL PROTECTED]/name/n, where n is the latest rev number. But on inserting with uri [EMAIL PROTECTED]/name/49, the URI that came back was [EMAIL PROTECTED]/name/49, and a fetch to

[freenet-chat] new freesite - Freenet Name Services

Hi all, I've just put up a freesite which explains all about this 'Freenet Name Services' thing I've been working away at: [EMAIL PROTECTED],MFb8ziujO5sB~FoKJ-HeJPOuJy0b47jLYdPM~NtvgRU,AQABAAE/nameservice/1/ Site includes introduction, tutorial/walkthrough and theory. -- Kind regards David

[freenet-chat] ANN: pyfcp 0.2.2, with 'name services'

Hi, Announcing a new minor release of pyfcp, version 0.2.2 With this release, I've added a 'name services layer', which works as a proof of concept for shareable lists of bookmarks. With pyfcp 'name services', you can set up local 'name services', and add to these services a set of records

[freenet-chat] #freenet needs more ops

Hi, There's been a few unmitigated tards cruising #freenet and trolling with various stupidities. For many hours in the day, there are no active ops, and no way to kb said tards. Could the existing ops, nextgens, toad, sanity et al please appoint a couple of more ops, who can have a presence

[freenet-chat] ANN: pyfcp0.1.8 (+freesitemgr)

Hi, Announcing release of version 0.1.8 of pyfcp (with freesitemgr freesite insertion tool). Main change is a complete rewrite of freesitemgr: - freesitemgr now uses the node global queue - 'freesitemgr update' now just submits inserts to the queue and exits once these inserts have been

[freenet-chat] ANN: pyFreenet v0.1.7, new freesitemgr

Hi, I've just released version 0.1.7 of pyFreenet The most significant change is a major rewrite of the freesitemgr freesite insertion utility. freesitemgr now features 'resumable' operation. This means that if it is interrupted half-way (by the user pressing Ctrl-C, or the node dying), it can

[freenet-chat] freedisk: pre-Alpha testers wanted

Hi, This is a call for pre-alpha testers for freedisk, the Freenet virtual disk framework. What I'll need you to have is: - curiosity and interest - a few bits of spare time on and off over the next few weeks - freenet 0.7 set up and working somewhere on your LAN - a linux-based OS - root

Re: [freenet-chat] ANN: freedisk (freenet filesystem) pre-alpha

Conrad J. Sabatier wrote: Not intended in any way to detract from your work, but what is the intended purpose or use for this? Not intended in any way to detract from your question, but does it matter? -- Kind regards David ___ chat mailing list

Re: [freenet-chat] ANN: freedisk (freenet filesystem) pre-alpha

David McNab wrote: Conrad J. Sabatier wrote: Not intended in any way to detract from your work, but what is the intended purpose or use for this? Not intended in any way to detract from your question, but does it matter? Well, for a more constructive answer - what I'm hoping is to work

Re: [freenet-chat] Towards a Freenet Filesystem

Joel Salomon wrote: How do you report bad key format or splitfile error or any Freenet-specific error with the simple FS interface? That's easy. return false; And how do you report *which* error it was? (Is it worth retrying the file, or checking for a mis-copied key, or what?) One

[freenet-chat] Towards a Freenet Filesystem

Hi, Your ideas are needed. I'm in the early stages of implementing a linux filesystem for freenet, based on the FUSE (userspace filesystem) framework. The idea is to empower users and app developers, so they can type: $ mount -t freenetfs /dev/fuse /mnt/freenet -o options or alternatively,

[freenet-chat] FreenetFS (freenet filesystem) WIKI

Hi, Since my mention of freenetfs has aroused some discussion and worthy thoughts, it felt right to put up a wiki page. The page is FreenetFS (http://wiki.freenetproject.org/FreenetFS), and is linked from the 'Specifications' page which is linked from the main wiki page. All sane (and

[freenet-chat] ANN: pyfcp 0.1.3

Hi, I've just released PyFCP version 0.1.3 Changes: - added 'fcpget' and 'fcpput' command-line apps for key retrieve and insert - minor bug fixes Tarball, including installer, available from the PyFCP sites: http://www.freenet.org.nz/python/pyfcp freenet:[EMAIL

[freenet-chat] is Publishing the only Freenet Killer App?

Hi, I've been reflecting on my years of intermittent involvement with the freenet project, and trying to look at the bigger picture of Freenet's place in the world, and the technical capabilities and limitations which arise from Freenet's architectural model. It feels clear to me that the

[freenet-chat] ANN: freesitemgr - freesite insertion app

Hi all, Thanks to recent fixes in 0.7 (r8751 and later), I am now in a position to announce the release of 'freesitemgr', a simple console-based freesite management application. freesitemgr allows for easy creation and insertion of new freesites, and based on site hashes, intelligently reinserts

[freenet-chat] ANN: freesitemgr - freesite insertion app

(apologies if you're seeing this twice - I posted before and it didn't seem to get through) Hi all, Thanks to recent fixes in 0.7 (r8751 and later), I am now able to announce the release of 'freesitemgr', a simple console-based freesite management application. freesitemgr allows for easy

[freenet-chat] ANN: freesitemgr and PyFCP 0.1.2

Hi, Announcing a whole new refactored PyFCP, together with a whole new client app 'freesitemgr'. freesitemgr is a console app that makes it easy to insert freesites, and manages a single freesites config file. Invoking 'freesitemgr -h' shows all the options. Also, owing to freenet0.7's chronic

[freenet-chat] question - node throttling limit

Hi, I'm really needing to constrain my bandwidth usage, since out here in the boonies of the world, I'm paying $2/GB. Question is - would setting 'node.outputBandwidthLimit' to 2K or even 1K result in a node that essentially Doesn't Work (TM)? Even at 2K, (assuming 2K downstream as well), this

[freenet-chat] ANN: PyFCP now ready for use

Hi Python hax0r5, I've just checked into svn a whole new version of pyfcp, which should be good enough for use in freenet client development. Features: - very simple intuitive API - all primitives support synchronous, asynchronous and callback-based invocation - includes an XML-RPC server

Re: [freenet-chat] ANN: PyFCP now ready for use

Ian Clarke wrote: David, can you add a link to this in the Library Implementations section of this page: http://wiki.freenetproject.org/FreenetFCPSpec2Point0 Done Also, I've added wiki pages: - FreenetTipsAndTricks (linked from front page) - FreenetDevTools (linked from front page) -

[freenet-chat] Q: transient nodes and freesite insertions

Hi, I've got a cron job which, once a day: 1. starts a transient freenet node 2. lets the node 'settle' for 60 seconds 3. does a round of freesite insertions 4. sits for another 60 seconds 5. shuts down the node Given that the node has at least a couple of good connections to peers, is this

[freenet-chat] my 0.7 feedback

Hi all, I've been away from freenet for some time, largely due to the frustration caused by Freenet's pathological unreliability in the 0.4,0.5 era as I was trying to get Freemail to work reliably. In the last couple of weeks, I've been dabbling with 0.7, and have been in the process of

[freenet-chat] ANN: freesite inserter, plus pyfcp updates

Hi folks, I've updated svn with a better, cleaner, sexier pyfcp (FCP client library for Python). Along with that, I've included a little prog called 'sitemgr', which works as a simple console-based, cron-able freesite inserter, and which keeps a hash of each freesite to prevent unnecessary

Re: [freenet-chat] (amended) HOWTO: firefox 'freenet:' protocol handling

Florent Daignière (NextGen$) wrote: * David McNab [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-05-08 14:10:31]: Ian Clarke wrote: On 7 May 2006, at 18:04, David McNab wrote: Ian Clarke wrote: So websites that use this will only work with users that have Firefox and have installed the plugin? ... Isn't

[freenet-chat] req: firefox plugin

Hi all, Given the rise to prominence of Firefox as The One True Wholesome Browser, is there anyone in the Freenet community who might be inspired to write a Firefox plugin to handle freenet URLs? How I'd see a plugin working: * configuration includes: - host, port for an Fproxy * handles

[freenet-chat] HOWTO: firefox 'freenet:' protocol handling

Synopsis: A 2-minute recipe for getting Firefox to handle 'freenet:'-style URLs, so that mainstream web pages can link to freesite pages without worrying about fproxy access specifics. Purpose: --- Allow mainstream websites to contain abstracted freenet links such as: a

[freenet-chat] (amended) HOWTO: firefox 'freenet:' protocol handling

FIXED! Synopsis: A 2-minute recipe for getting Firefox to handle 'freenet:'-style URLs, so that mainstream web pages can link to freesite pages without worrying about fproxy access specifics. Purpose: --- Allow mainstream websites to contain abstracted freenet links such as: a

Re: [freenet-chat] (amended) HOWTO: firefox 'freenet:' protocol handling

Ian Clarke wrote: So websites that use this will only work with users that have Firefox and have installed the plugin? ... Isn't it preferable to encourage people to use the normal http://127.0.0.1:/ prefix? Seems we've got two imperfect options: 1) Dump user into a sea of broken links

Re: [freenet-chat] (amended) HOWTO: firefox 'freenet:' protocol handling

Ian Clarke wrote: On 7 May 2006, at 18:04, David McNab wrote: Ian Clarke wrote: So websites that use this will only work with users that have Firefox and have installed the plugin? ... Isn't it preferable to encourage people to use the normal http://127.0.0.1:/ prefix? Seems we've

[freenet-chat] ANN: Paper on SSK Keypair Applications

Hi, I've written a tutorial guide to the SSK keypair format, and some ways in which SSK keypairs can be used for other applications. Hopefully it might save some time for other developers, and open up some options for use in Freenet-related (and possibly non-freenet peripheral) applications.

[freenet-chat] Re: [freenet-dev] Java

On Sun, 25 May 2003 02:36:34 +0200 Frank v Waveren wrote: n (n -> infinity) > > Gripe(i) Java is... i=1 The best thing, IMO, that's ever been added to Java is the Python environment. Called 'Jython', it's actually a python interpreter in Java, that allows

[freenet-chat] Is there a freenet homepage, or a FAQ page?

Kinda makes me curious - how someone can fine the freenet chat list email address without having visited the homepage. On Mon, 2003-04-14 at 22:49, Greg Wooledge wrote: > Angel Gabriel (badmangabriel at lycos.co.uk) wrote: > > > I know this is kinda silly to ask, but I only have POP access to

[freenet-chat] New Law may make Freenet illegal

Pray that this doesn't happen. But a story in today's Slashdot, http://yro.slashdot.org/yro/03/03/28/1541230.shtml?tid=103tid=123, talks of several states passing laws which, amongst other things, would make it illegal to 'concel... from any service provider... the existence or place of origin or

Re: [lists] Re: [freenet-chat] New Law may make Freenet illegal

installing Caller ID and running those hysteria-provoking ads about stalkers. Seth Johnson Greg Wooledge wrote: David McNab ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: But a story in today's Slashdot, http://yro.slashdot.org/yro/03/03/28/1541230.shtml?tid=103tid=123, talks of several states

[freenet-chat] Urgent: time for Freenet to prove itself

If there's anyone in the Arab world, or otherwise in a position to access http://english.aljazeera.net, now's a great opportunity to prove the worth of Freenet and mirror this site into a freesite. AlJazeera is presently under attack, and there's no reason to expect that further attacks won't

Re: [freenet-chat] Urgent: time for Freenet to prove itself

in the Freenet community would have any desire to spam or DDoS him): His email is [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cheers David Ian. On Thu, Mar 27, 2003 at 12:37:13PM +1200, David McNab wrote: If there's anyone in the Arab world, or otherwise in a position to access http://english.aljazeera.net, now's a great

[freenet-chat] New pyFreenet release

Hi all, Just a quick note to announce the release of pyFreenet 0.2. This version completely obsoletes vers 0.1. Now features: * Full FEC/Splitfiles support (thx to Fish/GJ for their code which I've gratuitously ripped and absorbed into the pyFreenet classes) * Removed all dependency on

Re: [freenet-chat] New Freenet Search Engine

On Mon, 2003-02-24 at 09:53, Marion Bates wrote: Hi David, That's way cool, thanks for posting the url. It's quite speedy. I can't think of any suggestions for improvement, except possibly adding a how I did this page. :) The 'How I Did This' is so trivial that perhaps it's better being

Re: [freenet-chat] Fproxy failing with FEC

As it turns out, the problem is the Galeon browser. The file inserted and retrieved fine with Konqueror But it might be worth looking into why Galeon is disliking the file. Cheers David On Sun, 2003-02-23 at 19:18, David McNab wrote: Hi, I did a splitfile FEC insert with fishtools

[freenet-chat] The new freenetproject.org website

Hi all, /me was really hating the mid-grey background of the old sight - had to keep turning off colours in Galeon to read the old one. /me looks at new freenetproject.org website. Credit to the webmasters. Great effort! :) Smart professional design. Nice to see the new look'n'feel consistency

[freenet-chat] Freenet crypto question

Given the (public, private) keypair that is used for inserting and retrieving SVK@ and SSK@ keys: Is there any encryption method that can encrypt an arbitrary block of data, using only an SSK pubkey, such that the data can only be decrypted with the corresponding privkey? If so, what would the

[freenet-chat] Things seem quiet

Hi all, On coming back to the Freenet project, I see some things have changed. On one hand, there's a deathly quiet in these mailing lists, and in the #freenet IRC channel. But on the other hand, there's this vast array of new freesites and index sites. Two very conflicting indications about

[freenet-chat] Re: packaging fcptools for debian

Hi Robert, Tuesday, March 05, 2002, 3:24:55 AM, you wrote: RM> Hello! RM> I've been looking at you program, which looks very nice. RM> Is it okay for you if I package it for the Debian RM> distribution? RM> If so, please tell me where can I find the sources. The RM> source tarball in the website

[freenet-chat] Re[2]: [freenet-tech] Re: Crash in new Fred code?

>> So you see, there is really *no* JVM that can be relied on. GB> Could this "mangling" be responsible for recent Fred crashes? I've kept pretty quiet of late, largely as a result of running out of enthusiasm in light of the 0.4 transition hassles amongst other things. But this feels like an

[freenet-chat] Censorship

MJR> Do these hackers contend that the majority of ADD cases should be MJR> left untreated? Or should they be treated differently, and how so? >From my experience with the illness, and from seeing other people's recovery, the cure for children lies in teaching parents to stop 'living on the

[freenet-chat] Censorship

Hi krepta, Friday, February 08, 2002, 12:43:20 PM, you wrote: kjc> CoS is attacking people left and right, not only because of Copyright kjc> infringement but also because of thier claims that the Public School kjc> system and the Medical community conspired to invent a mental illness, kjc>

[freenet-chat] GRR!

DTG> % I don't know much, if anything, about Christian Science, but this is DTG> If you're interested in finding out, surf over to DTG> http://www.tfccs.com/ DTG> or DTG> http://www.spirituality.com/ DTG> and look around. Hmmm, looks pretty viable to me :) One thing I can say is that the CCS

[freenet-chat] GRR!

To misappropriate George Orwell: "If there is hope, it lies with the actuaries". You can almost bless those cloistered mathematical priests of the insurance companies. They're so morally neutral, and you can always trust them to stick to the statistical tables of What Actually Happens, as opposed

[freenet-chat] GRR!

kjc> On Primetime Thurstay, an ABC News magazine, or whatever you call it, I kjc> became very upset at their story about "Alternative Medicine". .. kjc> And they are on a Holy Crusade against products like Cancema, and the kjc> people who make them. May they rott in HELL! .. kjc> All I can

[freenet-chat] War on Internet Freedom (was: About Me!)

TM> The actual GUI pretty much taken care of for GNU/Linux; KDE can TM> approach (and in some places, exceed) the user-freindlyness of a TM> Windows desktop. Yes and no. Having extensively used both Linux and W--dows desktops, I find the W--dows GUI to be far more ergonomically comfortable. Lots

[freenet-chat] War on Internet Freedom (was: About Me!)

>> the 90s' most significant >> movie, The Matrix, GW> Of course, only a geek would consider that statement to be true. Touche'! :) But there was a surprising number of non-geeks who were equally taken with the film. ___ Chat mailing list Chat at

[freenet-chat] War on Internet Freedom (was: About Me!)

>> Hardly anyone sees that in with the existence of the Internet it >> is going to imposable to control the flow of information, period. >> The only way to stop this flow of information is to ban people all >> together from the Internet. Any sort of censorship and copy >> protection is going to be

[freenet-chat] Does Content on Demand have a Future?

kjc> On Sun, 20 Jan 2002 12:44:42 -0600 Mark J Roberts writes: >> Timm Murray: >> > If you want, you could get a TV-in card that is compatible with >> > Video4Linux and a big hard drive (40-80 GB). >> >> What's worth watching? kjc> Lots of things. Alias is GOOD!! And OMG I LOVE Dark Angel!!!

[freenet-chat] Does Content on Demand have a Future?

TM> If you want, you could get a TV-in card that is compatible with Video4Linux and a big TM> hard drive (40-80 GB). Unless you find the right software, you wouldn't get the full range of features you'd get on a TiVo (like skipping commercials), but it'll record of the TV just fine. In TM>

[freenet-chat] Does Content on Demand have a Future?

Simple solution to winning the war. BUY LOTS OF: * Hardware with good storage and transfer capacity * Bandwidth that allows 2-way transfer without excess restriction * If $$ allows, support agreements with open-source developers DON'T BUY ANY: * Hardware or bandwidth which inhibits information

[freenet-chat] question about FreeWeb

Hi Lucas, Monday, January 14, 2002, 10:07:22 AM, you wrote: LG> question: what binds the different files in a FreeWeb site together? I assume LG> that either it's all in a single archive or that there's a data file with LG> metadata about all the subpages. LG> ?? LG> thanks in advance.

[freenet-chat] source of spam

J> Hey guys, I've got an off topic question for ya. J> Is it possible to remove our email addresses from the email archives? J> I know that I started getting spam when I first posted on this list, because J> it was the first list I've ever joined (haven't been online since J> compuserve), and the

[freenet-chat] Status of bandwidth throttles??

Hi, I've been away from freenet for a while. Does anyone know if the bandwidth throttles on 0.4 are now able to function without guzzling all the resources of the host machine? I used to run a 24/7 0.4 node, but I took it offline because it was simply chewing up too much traffic. When I set the

[freenet-chat] deep philosophical question

IMO, there should be laws passed that all unsolicited promotional material have the string 'SPAM:' at the start of the subject field, to allow easy filtering. ___ Chat mailing list Chat at freenetproject.org

Re[2]: [freenet-chat] OT: Idiot Sighting

Hi Chuck, Monday, October 29, 2001, 5:57:38 AM, you wrote: CB Hehe, CB That is one for the books. CB Here is one for you. Neighbor came over in a panic Complete Hysteria CB I asked him what was wrong. He said he was browsing a naughty site then CB all of a sudden a window came up and said. CB

Re: [freenet-chat] anarchists in america

From: Greg Wooledge [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Man, that mailbox must get umpteen quadzillion emails a day. I wonder what filtering software they're using. ___ Chat mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [freenet-chat] Question - Windoze Email Clients

Eudora does not have that bug. I'm afraid it does - version 5.1 does anyway. Still the same attachments problem. David ___ Chat mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/chat

Re: [freenet-chat] anarchists in america

From: martin chao [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm now unsubscribing from this list. Good bye and good riddens to you scum. I shudder to imagine what kind of childhood he had :( David ___ Chat mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[freenet-chat] Question - Windoze Email Clients

Does anyone know of a good Windows email client that can read email sent from linux clients without having to open them as attachments? ___ Chat mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/chat

[freenet-chat] yet more Real Programmers

Yeh - I know you've heard them all, but here's a few more... n: Real Programmers don't write documentation. The code *is* the documentation. n+1: Real Programmers use short identifier names. If it was hard to write, it should be hard to understand. n+2: Real Programmers only write in Java

[freenet-chat] DMCA/SSSCA/Software Patents from 1950

From David McNab: A Hypothetical Question: If the system of software patents, plus the DMCA and SSSCA, had been written into law in 1950, what would have happened in the computer industry since then? Think about it. From: Scott Haman I am working on a research paper covering the DMCA law. I

[freenet-chat] Slashdot needs Freenet category with Hops

I look forward to the day when I visit slashdot and see a story on Freenet, with the 'hops' logo at the top right of the story - ie freenet having its own category on /. ___ Chat mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [freenet-chat] Slashdot needs Freenet category with Hops

From: Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 7:25 AM Subject: Re: [freenet-chat] Slashdot needs Freenet category with Hops Would it be possible to add FreeNet into something like Squid so that any web browser inside a LAN that is already set to use

[freenet-chat] Re: [freenet-devl] Uprizer Decloaks

From: Acrimon Beet [EMAIL PROTECTED] Nor would I be bothered if it were called Muhammed spinning around in Jesus's bum hole with a crucifix in each hand That may not be so good for marketing though. Not good for lifespan either, if Salman Rushdie is anything to go by.

Re: [freenet-chat] Re: [freenet-devl] Uprizer Decloaks

From: Kevin A. Burton [EMAIL PROTECTED] Karma is a very difficult concept to understand and to even appreciate. Most buddhists spend their entire lives trying to wrap their brain around it. Naming a product after this, while good for you company, doesn't do anything to honor the concept :(.

Re: [freenet-chat] Slashdot needs Freenet category with Hops

From: Don Marti [EMAIL PROTECTED] That's ridiculous. Run _one_ node per LAN. Only 2GB of Freenet storage for a LAN that may have terabytes of unused hard drive space on desktop systems? Why? Tavin is presently re-writing the datastore code, which will allow the creation of massive

Re: [freenet-chat] Slashdot needs Freenet category with Hops

From: Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] Would/is it be possible to serve files in place? Rather than packing them into cache files? Something more Napster/Gnutella like just because it seems painful to have to have two copies of the same files on my hdd. There are heavy legal problems with that: 1)

[freenet-chat] New FreeWeb now released

Hi all, Especially, hi to Freenet users enslaved within Windoze. After much drama with fcptools, I've finally turned some attention to FreeWeb. It's a relief to (at last) release a new version of FreeWeb, compatible with Freenet 0.4 In fact, from now on, FreeWeb will no longer support freenet

Re: [freenet-chat] how to move lots of files online?

One major problem is the current limitation in freenet 0.4 which, while it consolidates its data store into a single file, can only work with one such file. Most operating systems and java interpreters can only support 2GB files. This results in a severe restriction which IMO *must* be

[freenet-chat] Re: License of ezFCPlib

Message - From: Jay Oliveri [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: David McNab [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 6:30 PM Subject: Re: License of ezFCPlib On Wednesday 10 October 2001 03:04 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Zitiere David McNab [EMAIL PROTECTED]: if you

[freenet-chat] Re: License of ezFCPlib

Hi Karl, Thanks for your email if you turn ezFCPlib into GPL every program that is linked against it has to be released under GPL, too. (thinking of programs that are closed source at the moment) LGPL does avoid that problem. Problem? What problem? ezFCPlib was created initially as part

[freenet-chat] Galeon!! - Windows Installer

Galeon, if you're the guy who sent the windows freenet installer to CofE, could you please email me or email this group as soon as you can. Your installer is excellent - it's the best Windows one yet - but it's of no use to us and cannot be released, without full source code. Can you

[freenet-chat] FCPtools now with AutoSplit support

Hi all, I've checked into CVS a new version of the fcptools (freenet CVS, in Contrib/fcptools), which now supports auto-splitting of all inserted files. Since auto-split is implemented completely in the ezFCPlib library layer, all client software which uses fcpPutKeyFromFile() will

Re: [freenet-chat] FCPtools now with AutoSplit support

Oh, I forgot to mention - once all this autosplit stuff fully stabilises, fcpputsplit will be deleted, since it will no longer been needed. - Original Message - From: David McNab To: Freenet Chat ; Freenet Development Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 1:11 AM

Re: [freenet-chat] Freenet Community Meeting

From: Ian Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED] At the O'Reilly P2P Conference in Washington DC. It will be free, and all are welcome. Is a cyber-cam link out of the question? Failing that, would it be possible to video the proceedings, edit it down to highlights and stick some MPEGs/DivXs on a web

Re: [freenet-chat] FCPtools now with AutoSplit support

From: Ian Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED] Any progress on the new FreeWeb built around fcpputsite? That would be a real boost to the number of Freesites on 0.4. That's less of a feature issue and more of an internal maintenance issue. I say this because FreeWeb automatically inherits the new

[freenet-chat] NodeConfig - critical update

Hi all NodeConfig, the windows gui node config utility, has had a critical update. From now on, any parameters which are not (yet) understood by the configurator, will be lumped together and written out unchanged to the end of the freenet.ini file. This allows new parameters to be added

[freenet-chat] NOTICE - FCPtools moved to Freenet CVS

Hi all, I'vemoved all the key FCPtools code out of FreeWeb CVS and into the freenet project's official CVS, under /Contrib/fcptools. You can access via cvs/ssh, or browse the tree at http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/freenet/Contrib/fcptools I've relinquished ownership of

[freenet-chat] NodeConfig update

Just a quick note to say that the windows node config utility has been slightly updated - the spinner controls now work, and have built-in 'smarts' - eg bandwidthLimit and inputBandwidthLimit/outputBandwidthLimit work in mutual exclusion. http://freeweb.sf.net/nodeconfig David

[freenet-chat] Freenet windows executable

Hi, Just a quick one to say that I've revived the Freenet EXE file, built from recent CVS, and shall update it regularly. http://freeweb.sourceforge.net/bin/windows/freenet.exe Running the exe file is equivalent to: c:\jdk1.3.1_1\jre\bin\java.exe -classpath "c:\program files\freenet.jar"

[freenet-chat] Please re-send mail

Anyone who has sent me any mail, to this message's return address, or to [EMAIL PROTECTED] over the last week, could you please re-send it. As part of the move of weaning myself off windows, I inadvertantly deleted all email received over the last 7 days. Thanks David

[freenet-chat] Fwproxy, FCPtools - major update

Hi, After much slaving, fwproxy is now working well on 0.4 freenet. Memory leaks are now gone (nobody has detected any at this time). Also, the old FreeWeb functionality has been revived, so you can use fwproxy as your browser proxy. Web-blocking is turned on and off with the URL

Re: [freenet-chat] Re: p2p = child-endangerment

From: Daniel Åborg [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your ideas are obviously aimed at ruining the foundations of our society... Quite often, old buildings are not viable for renovation, since they have decayed to the very root. In such cases, the Architect must tear down the whole building and start afresh

[freenet-chat] Need YOUR Ideas

Hi all, I need *your* ideas! I've just read through a government discussion paper at http://www.med.govt.nz/buslt/int_prop/digital/index.html which will be used as a basis for updating New Zealand's Copyright Act for the digital age. On first reading, it appears that the NZ Ministry of

[freenet-chat] Forth (was: Re: [freenet-devl] Integration test: volunteer needed)

From: Travis Bemann [EMAIL PROTECTED] By the way, add Forth to that list (it is sad that Forth isn't used as much as it should these days; Forth is a very simple but powerful and fast ... snip You're a man of good taste, Travis. Forth used to be an old hacking favourite of mine in the early

[freenet-chat] CVS correction (was: New 0.4 Freesite Insertion Tool)

Address for anon cvs access for the FCPtools is: :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/freeweb then you need to check out the module 'freeweb-src' Apologies for earlier incorrect CVS address. Cheers David - Original Message - From: David McNab [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: FreeWeb Support

[freenet-chat] New 0.4 Freesite Insertion Tool

Hi all, Just announcing a new freenet client - 'fcpputsite'. Works on 0.4 freenet only. Compiles and runs on native linux, native windows, or windows/cygwin. Inserts a freesite into the 0.4 freenet. Simple, console-based, and straight to the point. No hype, no GUI, no fuss. Only 86kB (compared

[freenet-chat] Apology (was: New 0.4 Freesite Insertion Tool)

clients (0.3,0.4) Any bugs or problems - just contact me. David - Original Message - From: David McNab [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: FreeWeb Support [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 00:07 Subject: [freenet-devl] New 0.4 Freesite Insertion Tool

Re: [Freenet-chat] Newsletter di Patnet

Title: NewsLetter di Patnet I've put up an English babelfish translation of this page at http://heretic108.cjb.net/ip-italian-en.html I don't know why, but a copy of the italian page was also sent to my personal email address. David

[freenet-chat] quick laugh on 0.4

for a break from 0.4 stresses, feast your eyes on: CHK@YSvD83WdDtYWq4XnsNnDjEP6unAPAwI,PzdT0KwtLh57CcoJQnsmdQ Thanks Mr Bad for the inspiration. ___ Chat mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/chat

Re: [freenet-chat] more MSK delimiter proposals

What´s ht://dig doing wrong? The question is whether it's actually wrong or not. ht://dig has code which deliberately turns '//' to '/', arguing that certain websites are improperly structured. So naturally, in http://harpoonsearch.cjb.net , a Freenet search engine, I've commented out such

Re: [freenet-chat] more MSK delimiter proposals

6) '!/' - example SSK@blah/name!/index.html Could be a winner :) I'll support it parallel to '//' in FwProxy (which I expect to start testing on 0.4 in the next day or two), and see how the misbehaving 3rd party progs (such as ht://dig and Offline Explorer) behave, and report findings back to

[freenet-chat] New 0.4-compatible client progs

Hi folks, To assist with 0.4 testing, I've released some FCP-based clients that are now working with 0.4 metadata 0) FreeWeb - pre-release version 0.1.4 - supports freenet 0.4 and freenet 0.3 metadata, available from http://freeweb.sf.net/index1.html It works on Linux via Wine, if you tweak

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