[freenet-chat] How do you think the voice scrabler works...?

Stream, Block, or Worthless...? http://www.garmin.com/products/rino/ ___ Chat mailing list Chat at freenetproject.org http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/chat

[freenet-chat] bandwidth limit and node uptime...

I run two perm nodes. They are on a 100mbps switched Ethernet network connected to the Internet via a cable modem (~1.5mbps). If I reduce the bandwidth limit from the default of 10 to 5 I have noticed: - the node will run longer without having to wipe the datastore - there will be more k

[freenet-chat] RE: it's not often they get caught

In this case, we aren't sure who "Big Brother" is. There are many people with an interest in bugging the Chinese leader's plane. Some of them within China, I'm sure. It may have been the CIA or NSA, but we'll never know for certain. -Original Message- From: chat-ad...@freenetproject.o

[freenet-chat] THANKS, and a some questions...

Thanks for fixing the DS bug! I noticed the config sequence didn't ask for a datastore size... wonder why...? I usually crank mine up to 2 gig or so; believing this would help freenet by giving it more storage space. Also, the script doesn't launch freenet into the background. Also, where is "

[freenet-chat] Fproxy suggestion

Make connections to your Fproxy require secure connection A person with a cable modem would be able to surf their node from work with no fear of eavesdropping firewalls and proxy servers... :-) Freedom of information from anywhere, even at work... Sincerely, Michael Carey _

RE: [freenet-chat] Where is yours...?

THANKS FOR THE INFO...! VERY GOOD STUFF! When I installed freenet manually on my Slackware system, I untarred it to my home directory... I thought I would check in $HOME/Freenet for freenet.jar and .freenetrc. I don't expect that these functions will work 100% of the time. I'd settle for 95%.

RE: [freenet-chat] Where is yours...?

:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Greg Wooledge Sent: Saturday, July 21, 2001 4:25 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [freenet-chat] Where is yours...? Michael D. Carey ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Is there some other way to determine what port the node is > operating on? You could

RE: [freenet-chat] Where is yours...?

I'll look there... :-) But I want this program to work, even if freenet.jar is not in the classpath... Also, tell me where freenet.ini or .freenetrc lives. I am going to read this file in an attempt to find the port the freenet server is running on. Is there some other way to determine what p

[freenet-chat] Where is yours...?

I'm trying to develop a set of xplatform self-configuring freenet clients in perl. I will be calling Freenet.client using perl's system(), so I need to take a little survey here. Please help me by sending the following information to me. What is the path to your java runtime executable?

[freenet-chat] DON'T SCREW IT UP!!! ==> Please archive 0.3 content

Forgive me... but I just have to say it. You know... in school they tell us to design things on paper *BEFORE* we start coding. I have great success using this philosophy in my professional life. Is there a design document for this thing that defines data types, metafiles, file formats and pr

RE: [freenet-chat] MSKs "//" breaks wget et al.

I have noticed this... so I started using the Freenet.client.RequestClient shipped with freenet.jar... Fproxy is not very smart in my opinion. It's getting better though. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Volker Stolz Sent: Sunday, July 1

RE: [freenet-chat] Suggestion... large files in freenet.

quot;. -Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Michael D. Carey Sent: Sunday, July 15, 2001 2:04 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Freenet Devl Subject: RE: [freenet-chat] Suggestion... large files in freenet. Freenet has *more* problems than just large

RE: [freenet-chat] Suggestion... large files in freenet.

Freenet has *more* problems than just large file sizes... does that say it better...? :-) I'm thinking that most perm freenet nodes have less bandwidth than me. I have a cable modem and a damn fast one at that. When I had 144k DSL, or even 56K modem, if someone went to download 5 meg from me,

[freenet-chat] Suggestion... large files in freenet.

Forgive me if someone has already suggested this. I notice Freenet has problems with large files. Freenet should limit the size of individual files uploaded to under 1M. Freenet clients would be required to post large files in multiple parts... like Usenet... Data disassembly and reassembly w

[freenet-chat] What does "Delete failed on bucket XXX..." mean...?

I wonder what is going on here... From time to time, when I attempt to get a key; at the end I get an error message: Delete failed on bucket t31b00b97 The return code of the request is 1. What does this message mean? Freenet Core running on 1188 (build 392) Accepting connections. Freenet Co

RE: [freenet-chat] OSDN Down?

Snarfoo: up CofE: up GJ: up Slashdot: down -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Robert Brownback Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2001 10:55 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [freenet-chat] OSDN Down? Is is me, or are the vast majority of OSDN

[freenet-chat] maybe someone will find this useful...

This is a little perl ditty I use often. It is a simple requestor client. It has a simple command syntax... freenet_request.pl freenet_request.pl freenet_request.pl favorites It always tries with an HTL of 100. If it is called with the word "favorites" it will request keys from a file keys