[freenet-dev] Manifests, double slashes etc

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[freenet-dev] Double slashes considered harmful?

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[freenet-dev] 0.7 routing explanation?

Is there an overview of the 0.7 routing architecture online somewhere? I'm curious as to how it compares to previous routing schemes Freenet has used. Thanks! Evan Daniel

[freenet-dev] Recommendations for installers?

IMHO the minimal installer (run default settings + configuration via broswer) seems much more interesting, cross-platform, and it can also be used to run Freenet on a remote machine without X server. But my major concern is about Kaffe/Classpath compatibility and I guess that a Java GUI would not

[freenet-dev] Manifests, double slashes etc

Proposal: We abolish double slashes. When a container is first accessed, it is fully unpacked into cache, including its .metadata. If the container does not include a .metadata, we generate one. This allows users to do, for example, [EMAIL PROTECTED]/freenet-20060718.tgz/lib/freenet-ext.jar witho

[freenet-dev] Recommendations for installers?

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[freenet-dev] 0.7 routing explanation?

Is there an overview of the 0.7 routing architecture online somewhere? I'm curious as to how it compares to previous routing schemes Freenet has used. Thanks! Evan Daniel ___ Devl mailing list Devl@freenetproject.org http://emu.freenetproject.org/cgi-b

Re: [freenet-dev] Double slashes considered harmful?

Major simplification: The search below is only necessary because we might want to access an archive with no metadata. If we require that there is always a metadata manifest, we can just look it up in the manifest, rather than in the cache (with the uncertainty that produces). If we are going to do

[freenet-dev] Double slashes considered harmful?

It has been suggested on several occasions that // is ugly. Unix-derived tools usually expect that // means /. So, what if we use / ?: Archive manifests and metadata manifests are required to be consistent. Meaning no two files have the same name, and no directory has the same name as any file. T

Re: [freenet-dev] Recommendations for installers?

Well as far as compatibility goes, Classpath's graphical capabilities have been rising at a very rapid rate recently. But you may be right about minimal installer. On Wed, Oct 26, 2005 at 11:08:21AM +0200, Emanuele Olivetti wrote: > IMHO the minimal installer (run default settings + configuration

Re: [freenet-dev] Recommendations for installers?

IMHO the minimal installer (run default settings + configuration via broswer) seems much more interesting, cross-platform, and it can also be used to run Freenet on a remote machine without X server. But my major concern is about Kaffe/Classpath compatibility and I guess that a Java GUI would not