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.
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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
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 /.
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Apologies for earlier bug where fcpputsite and freeweb were crashing.
Trivial - caused by malformed _fcpLog() call - now fixed.
Windows binaries at http://freeweb.sf.net/bin/windows
Source in CVS
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At one time there was a C library called libFreenet, that used the FNP
protocol directly and therefore didn't require you to run an actual java
freenet node. That was developed by Steve Hazel at www.thalassocracy.org
AFAIK, it only supported freenet 0.3 protocol, and hasn't been updated for
Freene
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
.
David
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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
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 overcome
Hi,
I can't seem to retrieve anything on 0.4 today.
Not even the ever-reliable Snarfoo, GJ or CofE.
Is anyone else having any luck with 0.4?
David
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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 pa
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 ple
From: "Patrick Oscar Boykin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I think there is obviously a difference non-commercial p2p copying,
>and a commercial entity springing up to profit off of it.
Big difference.
A big part of my inspiration for investing my time and money on the Freenet
project is a personal visio
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 ne
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 we
Oh, I forgot to mention - once all this autosplit
stuff fully stabilises, fcpputsplit will be deleted, since it will no longer
been needed.
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McNab
To: Freenet
Chat ; Freenet Development
Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 1:11
AM
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
inher
Hi,
Am I the only Freenet user in New Zealand?
Hope not.
If there's anyone else, either native Kiwis or
permanent NZ residents, you might like to visit www.openz.org and sign your name to a
petition which calls on New Zealand government to pass laws requiring Open
Source Software to be s
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
Hi all,
I've moved 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
After faultless uptimes, with 0.3 and 0.4 nodes
running at full throttle for days on end, I decided to conserve some
bandwidth, and set 0.3 to 1000 bytes/sec, and 0.4 to 5000
bytes/sec.
Result?
Perfect. Both nodes obeyed their throttle settings
nicely.
But on starting the night's round o
Hi,
I just downloaded the 0.4.3 windows installer from
CofE's 0.4 site.
Feedback:
1) The 'configure' entry on the menu does
nothing.
Why not use the new windows NodeConfig.exe
utility/
2) I notice that fcpproxy gets launched on node
startup, and terminated on node shutdown - and that
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
From: "Scott G. Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> What??!??!
>> User-friendliness is "not really appropriate for our goals of freedom of
>> information" ??!?
>Of course user friendliness is. Being exactly like
>Joe-Poorly-Designed-Filesharing-Network isn't.
Point taken. Sorry for the misunderstand
Hi all,
After a couple of totally boring coding sessions,
I've come up with a full GUI-based node configuration utility for 0.4/0/5
freenet nodes (Windows 9x/ME/NT/2k/XP only sorry).
It's a beta release, but perfectly
functional.
I've just gotta implement the spinners and do a
couple of
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
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
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 http://free/bl
Often, when people 'troll' these lists, everyone else ends up putting the
troller on their email kill lists.
So over time, the troller gets the feeling that people aren't even receiving
his emails, whieh they won't be.
I've never done this, but I am pretty close to doing it with josh
David
From: "Greg Wooledge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Because porn promotes sexual desire.
>And why is that bad?
>> Kids have more than enough of
>> that without us giving them pornography.
>Kids have no sexual desire to speak of.
I must tender a correction to that.
Pre-pubescent children are immensely
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
af
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 Economic
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
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API for C clients (0.3,0.4)
Any bugs or problems - just contact me.
David
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From: "David McNab" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "FreeWeb Support" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 2
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
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 ...
You're a man of good taste, Travis.
Forth used to be an old hacking favourite of mine in the early
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
Hi all,
Hi all,
After some successful testing, I'm pleased to announce the release of
FreeWeb 0.1.4 alpha
Changes?
Mainly, the addition of freenet 0.4 compatibility, plus much general code
cleanup.
By default, FreeWeb will work in freenet 0.3 mode, meaning that it inserts
the old-style metada
For those of you who prefer shrink-wrapped packages over messing with cvs,
the FCPTOOLS for freenet 0.4/0.3 are now available as a tarball.
Please bookmark the URL http://freeweb.sourceforge.net/fcptools.tar.gz
Also, there's a link to that tarball from the FreeWeb main site,
http://freeweb.source
for a break from 0.4 stresses, feast your eyes on:
CHK@YSvD83WdDtYWq4XnsNnDjEP6unAPAwI,PzdT0KwtLh57CcoJQnsmdQ
Thanks Mr Bad for the inspiration.
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> 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 code
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > As an addendum, if 0.4 can speak to an 0.3 node, could people just
> > keep up the 0.3 nodes for queries until they get cached by 0.4?
> >
> >
> > > "David McNab" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > >
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 your
> 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
Hi all,
FreeWeb now works with Freenet 0.4
I've put up a pre-release test version of FreeWeb 0.1.4 on the site -
http://freeweb.sf.net/index1.html
To enable freenet 0.4 compatibility, you must be running a freenet 0.4 node.
Also, you'll need to open the options window, change the FCP port to 8
> 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).
With this, it'll be interesting to see how the misbehaving 3rd party progs
(such as ht://dig and Offline Explorer) beh
Hi folks,
To assist with 0.4 testing, I've released a couple of FCP tools that are now
working with 0.4 metadata
1) fcpget - a simple command-line key retrieval prog
2) FwProxy - like FProxy, but working with 0.4. By default, FwProxy listens
on port , and talks to a node on localhost:8481,
Hi folks,
To assist with 0.4 testing, I've released a couple of FCP tools that are now
working with 0.4 metadata
1) fcpget - a simple command-line key retrieval prog
2) FwProxy - like FProxy, but working with 0.4. By default, FwProxy listens
on port , and talks to a node on localhost:8481,
More proposed MSK delimiters, from recent IRC discussion
1) '?' - example SSK@blah/name?index.html
(requires banning the use of fproxy reserved words like 'htl', 'force',
'key' etc in SSK identifiers)
2) '}' - example SSK@blah/name}index.html
3) '/?' - example SSK@blah/name/?index.html
(I lik
> I am very much in favor of David's proposal - just drop one of the two
> slashes and everything's nice and fluffy. You can still visibly partition
> your subspace key without using slashes:
As the proposer, I have to recant on the single-slash option.
This is because there will be keys URIs in
With freenet 0.3 soon to cease, and freenet 0.4 coming in like a Concorde,
we urgently need to archive as much of the 0.3 freenet content as possible,
especially all those loose CHKs and KSKs.
Don't delay - grab 'em or lose 'em.
Because they ain't gonna be around much longer.
This doesn't apply
For the last few days I've been complaining about the slowness of freenet.
In that time I noticed Freenet slowing from a walk to a crawl through to
total dead stop.
Like, total dead stop - 1 hour or more to get CofE, if I could get it at
all. No hope with Snarfoo or the others.
I've noticed befo
The problem could be solved **SO** simply.
Let's assign two meanings to the single slash.
1) After 'SSK@blah', the '/' means 'a ssk subspace identifier follows,
terminated by another slash or by end of uri'
2) Anywhere else, the '/' means 'msk' - telling the requesting client to
look up the mat
> "//" is the prettiest, cleanest identifier for
> denoting cdoc msk handling that I have seen.
Again, '//' breaks a lot of third-party http software.
Some software chokes when it sees '//'.
Other software edits it to '/' which results in automatic 404s from fproxy.
The most acceptable solution
Freenet's problems seem size-independent
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To: "Freenet Tech" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Freenet Devl"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Freenet Chat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, July 15, 2001 19:29
Subject: [freenet-chat] Suggestion...
Is Freenet getting DoS'ed???
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Given the recent quietness of this group, I thought I'd spark things by
quoting a recent statistic I heard on ABC news (USA).
According to a recent health survey, Republican voters are more than three
times more likely to suffer nightmares than Democrat voters.
David
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Freenet's recent 'tsunami' of the last 24-36 hours seems to have lifted.
(Ok then, who's been inserting gigs of data at high htls?)
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I just got a regular promo email from ZDNet, this one featuring
file-sharing.
Amongst Gnutella, Limewire and the others, Freenet was listed. Current
Freenet version was showing as 0.1b ?!!!??!
Time for an update perhaps?
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Sorry! - we should have mentioned before - please protect your anonymity if
you are using the email option when submitting your sites to Harpoon
If submitting your site via the email link, *please* make sure you have an
anonymous email facility. If you don't have one, www.hushmail.com is pretty
g
Hi all,
I've just released FreeWeb 0.1.3.4, which fixes a critical bug which was
introduced in 0.1.3.3
In 0.1.3.3, whenever a full re-insertion of a site was requested, FreeWeb
would wipe out and replace the SSK keypair, thus invalidating anyone else's
links to this site. Totally unacceptable, a
When I successfully request a file from Freenet, does fred necessarily cache
that file on my node (file count and size permitting)?
If not, what's the basic algorithm by which a decision on this is made?
Cheers
David
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Hi,
I've finally got around to setting up the FreeWeb mailing list.
Many of you will have already received confirmation request emails, from me
having signed you up to the list manually. If so, please follow the
instructions in that email.
If not, and if you want to be kept informed about FreeW
aboration.
>
> So... what I would like to know: Where do you want to take this project?
Was
> this just a quick shot at hacking htdig to adapt it to Freenet? Or is it
the
> beginning of something bigger?
>
> Do you plan to add in-Freenet searching?
>
> And what about all the o
works for you does not imply the existence of the page
on the Harpoon server.
12. The search database is constructed by a recursive crawl starting at the
FProxy Gateway page.
13. Bugs, suggestions etc - please email me -
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cheers
David
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Hi fellow Freenetters,
It gives me pleasure to announce 'Harpoon', a new Freenet search engine
residing on the WWW.
Harpoon is a true crawler, which indexes all the currently viewable
freesites.
So you can search on words which occur within current freesite pages.
It is my intention to keep an
As of now, FreeWeb can talk to Freenet nodes on other machines.
Previously, FreeWeb was unable to communicate with a node unless the node
and FreeWeb were running on the same machine.
So, the 'node address' item in the FreeWeb config window is now working, and
FreeWeb is now LAN-friendly.
As us
From: "Greg Wooledge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Would it be hard for an ISP to block out just Freenet traffic?
>Yes, because Freenet runs on arbitrary TCP/IP ports. (The plurality of
>nodes are running on port 19114, because some of the Freenet packages
>default to that, but there are a great numb
As I see it, one very real threat with M$ comes from its financial wealth,
which can be used to put heavy pressure on cash-strapped university CS
departments.
In New Zealand, despite the massive economic boom happening here,
universities are on the brink of closure.
For any CS professor faced wi
Hi,
I've set the bandwidth throttle settings on Fred, but it still consumes all
my available bandwidth.
Are there any esoteric tricks or settings to make sure bandwidth settings
are actually adhered to?
Cheers
David
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From: "Greg Wooledge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Check your store_N file. There may or may not be directory paths in
>there (either full directories like "/home/freenet/data/N/tNNN"
>or partial ones like "N/tNNN").
I wasn't able to check that.
For some reason, my .freenetrc got cr
From: "Jay Tamboli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I wonder if any ISP's would forbid a user from running
>a node, provided that node doesn't constantly saturate a
>broadband connection.
My ISP has an explicit policy forbidding the use of 'servers'. They
clarified this to me as meaning any piece of automa
Seems to be just the SF shell login and the SF site
itself.
SF project sites are unaffected (it
seems).
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McNab
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2001 01:44
Subject: Re: [freenet-chat] Sourceforge
down again
SF has been a target for crackers
lately.
I notice that dev tools like compilers are no
longer available from shell logins.
The main freenet site is still up
though.
(is it not hosted on SF?)
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday
down from my end too
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From:
Stefan Reich
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2001 01:28
Subject: [freenet-chat] Sourceforge down
again?
I tried to connect to http://www.sourceforge.net from three
different networks - they all fai
My first reactions:
1) Steganography time for Freenet.
2) Thankfully New Zealand is not a signatory to the Convention
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 00:10
Sub
stick you IP
address on messages sent.
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From: "Aaron Guy Davies" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 07:20
Subject: Re: [freenet-chat] Re: Node operators responsibility
> On Tue, 19 Jun 2001, David McN
> I just saw a 20/20 episode last night about rebirthing and it talked
> about how a little girl died in a terrible accedint during the rebirthing
> therapy.
Here's an interesting study into society and human habits of perception.
Firstly, one thing the media will never tell you is that the fata
> One has to wait and see
> if the issue will be cleared up by an ammendment of the MDStV and the TDG
or
> if the Federal Constitutional Court will have to settle the dispute.
A good way to expedite this would be to:
1) Find all the innocent online service providers you can within Germany,
wh
> I believe the inform.php stuff only limits you to getting the same IPs
> once per day. Personally, I don't like it. I think it makes Freenet
> unreliable, and I don't think it's actually preserving anyone's
> privacy or anonymity.
Ahh, that's what anonymising proxy servers are for...
There's th
> it seemed that [a German] ISP's operator can be arrested for storing
> illegal material on his proxies hard disk. Although IANAL, I think the
> same will apply here.
That sounds dangerous. It obliges all internet service providers to act as
information police. Goodbye privacy and free expressi
I'd like to suggest the creation of a new Freenet mailing list -
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This list would be for Freenet issues that are specific to Windows users,
including:
* the interminable barrage of 'freenet doesn't work' messages
* windows-based development - clients, fred installers, other softw
Hi,
Some correspondence from a German guy gave me the idea to internationalise
FreeWeb.
The more languages FreeWeb is available in, the better.
Sadly, for now, we'll have to limit the languages to those that can be
rendered in UTF-8 strings - this will include languages based on the Latin
(A-Z)
From: "Ian Clarke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Ah, ok, you should probably rename the file on the website to reflect
>the new version.
OOPS - my whiz-wank automatic package building/releasing script is not quite
automatic enough. The thing needs to prompt for release ID, then amend
filenames and html l
Just a quick announcement of the new release of FreeWeb.
Firstly, in response to the Content of Evil webmaster, I have successfully
browsed FreeWeb inserted sites in FProxy. Also, I have verified the validity
of the inserted manifests. If you find your Freesites not coming up in
FProxy, increase
t;
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 18:16
Subject: Re: [freenet-chat] OK - fess up
> On Fri, Jun 15, 2001 at 12:52:02AM -0400, Mark J. Roberts wrote:
> > On Fri, Jun 15, 2001 at 05:40:56PM +1200, David McNab wrote:
> > > Alright alright,
> > >
> > > Who planted t
> What if you have a business with 100s of 'old' computers? Its a nice
> deal Microsoft and hardware vendors have eh?
> ...
> For the most
> part it is vendors not wanting to offend Microsoft by releasing code to
> help Linux or any other OS.
This seems to be the heart of the issue.
Absolutely co
able me to
surf them faster.
Cheers
David
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 16:52
Subject: Re: [freenet-chat] OK - fess up
> On Fri, Jun 15, 2001 at 05:40:56PM +1200, David McNab wrote:
>
Alright alright,
Who planted the &*$%&@ spider-repellant in Freenet?
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> While I have the Anything-but-Windows Spotlight, I'd like to point out
> that Windows 2000 requires a substantial amount of hardware to run on,
> whereas Linux runs on a 386+. I'm going to step out on a limb and say you
> probably paid mucho money to upgrade to a new PC just so you could run W2k
> I snicker every time I see the messages
> about which version works with which version of Windows. Look how
> much trouble it is making installation on Windows easy. Sure, some people
> have problems on Linux with Kaffe, but that is ancient Java.
That's not due to windows, but to Freenet being
The purpose of this flame-baiting post is to restore some balance of
argument to this normally windows-bashing milieu.
3 months ago, I signed up for a long-awaited DSL connection.
Of the modems available on the market, the Alcatel Speed Touch USB attracted
me, especially since at the time I was f
> From Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913) [web1913]:
>
> Sycophant \Syc"o*phant\, n.
> 1. An informer; a talebearer. [Obs.] ``Accusing sycophants,
>of all men, did best sort to his nature.'' --Sir P. Sidney.
>
> 2. A base
Heard on freenet IRC earlier today:
Bold Magazine (LA hollywood gozzip rag) : June : p44
Headline: "Young, Single, Rich!" Subhead: "L.A.'s hottest
millionaire power players."
#2 - Ian "Infoanarchist" Clarke
"How about 24-year-old Ian Clarke?...
...with dark good looks reminiscent of a young
Hi all,
FreeWeb 0.1.3.0 has just been released.
With this version, all the controversial 'pseudo-DNS' features have been
removed once and for all.
Therefore, FreeWeb is now 100% compatible with standard Freenet conventions.
Also, the FreeWeb website has had a major makeover, with a new section
I was willing to put up with FProxy up till now, and passively accept it as
the 'Official Freenet HTTP Interface'.
But three things have convinced me that it needs to immediately take Tim
McVeigh's place on death row:
1) Performance - I tried streaming an MP3 off Freenet, and ended up with
ears
Hi all,
I've just tested FreeWeb on Linux using the Wine emulator and am pleased to
announce that the damn thing actually seems to work - the proxy and the site
insertion :))
The only obvious failure is the online help. Not a problem though since it's
just html files.
To install on Linux, you'l
ORBS, eh?
So *that's* why my ISP has been blacklisted from emailing to certain ISPs!
Nice idea - frig off the spammers, but with a downside - why punish innocent
users for the sins of their ISP.
Especially when the bounced email didn't mention anything about Open Relay
Servers being the problem.
Just a quick one in case you're not already aware...
Freenet was recently included in the shareware/freeware CD enclosed within
Australian Personal Computer magazine. :)
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Hi,
Are there any http/https gurus out there?
Preferably someone with windows access?
I need help with a couple of fine points.
Please email me directly:
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or IRC me at irc.debian.org #freenet (my nick is heretic108).
Cheers
David
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