out:config, even if we detect that
they need to and tell them.
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* Colin Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-03-05 17:13:22]:
> As a ignorant user, I think that's as a general principal, Freenet
> should try to be as browser agnostic as possible..
>
> 1) Firefox may not be the dominant browser down the line- Freenet
> shouldn't constantly chase the tale of diffe
As a ignorant user, I think that's as a general principal, Freenet
should try to be as browser agnostic as possible..
1) Firefox may not be the dominant browser down the line- Freenet
shouldn't constantly chase the tale of different browsers.
2) Most users don't use Firefox currently. Most gene
As a ignorant user, I think that's as a general principal, Freenet
should try to be as browser agnostic as possible..
1) Firefox may not be the dominant browser down the line- Freenet
shouldn't constantly chase the tale of different browsers.
2) Most users don't use Firefox currently. Most gene
Works - at least that was my impression. I cannot run too long, because our
local mesh network policy officer says: "no udp conntracks > 1000" via the
inet gateways. My target is a local darknet on wireless anyhow.
And yes: MIPS is divided in "mipsel" (le) und "mips" (be), endianess is
switchab
Some more words. You may have some headache by not beeing able to compile
for yourself. It should be possible to cross-compile that binaries too - so
these are the options:
- I can offer a shell access to that box (for assorted devs of course)
- Grab,compile,integrate openembedded/libc6 cross to
Hi,
the native FEC is already included. But I may missed the changes necessary
to pull in the shared lib. Maybe the quality assurance office is of some
help
C:\TMP>tar tvzf freenet-v1118-mips.tgz
contrib/NativeBigInteger/lib/net/i2p/util/libjbigi-linux-mips.so
contrib/fec/lib/linux/mips/
contr
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Firefox is able to create profiles, and run two of them at once (at least my
iceweasel is). I propose that the browse freenet script creates a new firefox
profile called Freeet (if it doesn't already exist), creates a user.js
telling it to use a lot of connections, turn off javascript, etc (if
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Jep. Got it up and running. A bit memory consuming though - needs
optimization. Requires two more patches to these files:
freenet/src/freenet/support/LibraryLoader.java
freenet/src/net/i2p/util/NativeBigInteger.java
as well as relaxing two junit tests for ECJ in:
freenet/test/freenet/crypt/DSAG
Reading through some old threads (catching up on some of the devl@
traffic I hadn't read yet), Matthew mentioned something that gave me an
idea.
Perhaps the seednodes could connect to each other, verifying each other
as valid seednodes. If there are trust concerns with just anybody's box
bein
Reading through some old threads (catching up on some of the devl@
traffic I hadn't read yet), Matthew mentioned something that gave me an
idea.
Perhaps the seednodes could connect to each other, verifying each other
as valid seednodes. If there are trust concerns with just anybody's box
bein
Works - at least that was my impression. I cannot run too long, because our
local mesh network policy officer says: "no udp conntracks > 1000" via the
inet gateways. My target is a local darknet on wireless anyhow.
And yes: MIPS is divided in "mipsel" (le) und "mips" (be), endianess is
switchab
Some more words. You may have some headache by not beeing able to compile
for yourself. It should be possible to cross-compile that binaries too - so
these are the options:
- I can offer a shell access to that box (for assorted devs of course)
- Grab,compile,integrate openembedded/libc6 cross to
On Wednesday 05 March 2008 11:35, Sven-Ola Tuecke wrote:
> Hi,
>
> the native FEC is already included. But I may missed the changes necessary
> to pull in the shared lib. Maybe the quality assurance office is of some
> help
Does it work?
>
> C:\TMP>tar tvzf freenet-v1118-mips.tgz
> contrib/Na
On Wednesday 05 March 2008 11:22, Florent Daignière wrote:
> * Matthew Toseland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-03-05 11:05:30]:
>
> > You won't have a native FEC library, so decoding downloads will be
*really*
> > slow.
>
> Why won't he have one ? He can probably manage to compile NativeFec on
> his
Hi,
the native FEC is already included. But I may missed the changes necessary
to pull in the shared lib. Maybe the quality assurance office is of some
help
C:\TMP>tar tvzf freenet-v1118-mips.tgz
contrib/NativeBigInteger/lib/net/i2p/util/libjbigi-linux-mips.so
contrib/fec/lib/linux/mips/
contr
* Matthew Toseland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-03-05 11:05:30]:
> You won't have a native FEC library, so decoding downloads will be *really*
> slow.
Why won't he have one ? He can probably manage to compile NativeFec on
his own.
>
> On Wednesday 05 March 2008 09:04, Sven-Ola Tücke wrote:
> > Je
You won't have a native FEC library, so decoding downloads will be *really*
slow.
On Wednesday 05 March 2008 09:04, Sven-Ola Tücke wrote:
> Jep. Got it up and running. A bit memory consuming though - needs
> optimization. Requires two more patches to these files:
>
> freenet/src/freenet/support
Jep. Got it up and running. A bit memory consuming though - needs
optimization. Requires two more patches to these files:
freenet/src/freenet/support/LibraryLoader.java
freenet/src/net/i2p/util/NativeBigInteger.java
as well as relaxing two junit tests for ECJ in:
freenet/test/freenet/crypt/DSAG
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