[freenet-dev] Freenet 0.7 alpha 2 is available!

On Tue, 29 Jan 2008 18:35:03 +, Matthew Toseland wrote: > Freenet 0.7a2 can be downloaded from: > > http://freenetproject.org/download.html Some quick "bug" report to the guy building the Windows installer: Using JNLP for the setup is a nice idea, but with one drawback: As the setup is run

Re: [freenet-dev] Freenet 0.7 alpha 2 is available!

On Tue, 29 Jan 2008 18:35:03 +, Matthew Toseland wrote: Freenet 0.7a2 can be downloaded from: http://freenetproject.org/download.html Some quick bug report to the guy building the Windows installer: Using JNLP for the setup is a nice idea, but with one drawback: As the setup is run with

[freenet-dev] Re: New Windows update script

On Sat, 08 Apr 2006 21:49:36 +0200, Zero3Cool wrote: > SYoung skrev: >> I would suggest putting the string at the very end of the script to >> guard against updating with an incomplete file. > Good point, fixed. But ensure that the string does not occur inside its own "find" statement...

[freenet-dev] Re: New Windows update script

On Sat, 08 Apr 2006 21:49:36 +0200, Zero3Cool wrote: SYoung skrev: I would suggest putting the string at the very end of the script to guard against updating with an incomplete file. Good point, fixed. But ensure that the string does not occur inside its own find statement... standard way

[freenet-dev] Re: Fred's FCP deviates from the spec (minor)

On Fri, 31 Mar 2006 22:01:35 -0800, Dashkal wrote: > Minor deviation, but it managed to blow one of my wrapper classes. > > These fields in Fred's NodeInfo response were missing: > > EstimatedRateLimitingLoad= > (Came as EstimateRateLimitingLoad) > > IsTransient= > (Missing

[freenet-dev] Re: Fred's FCP deviates from the spec (minor)

On Fri, 31 Mar 2006 22:01:35 -0800, Dashkal wrote: Minor deviation, but it managed to blow one of my wrapper classes. These fields in Fred's NodeInfo response were missing: EstimatedRateLimitingLoad=hex number (Came as EstimateRateLimitingLoad) IsTransient=true|false (Missing

[freenet-dev] Re: Varargs functions was Re: Compiling with Sun 1.5

On Mon, 19 Sep 2005 15:45:24 +0100, Matthew Toseland wrote: >> did you hear that, developers? vararg methods should NOT be >> overloaded. I think you can safely ignore them. Maybe you can >> convince some of the developers to get rid of them from 0.7. > > Hmm. Where do we use varargs? I haven't

[freenet-dev] Re: Varargs functions was Re: Compiling with Sun 1.5

On Mon, 19 Sep 2005 15:45:24 +0100, Matthew Toseland wrote: did you hear that, developers? vararg methods should NOT be overloaded. I think you can safely ignore them. Maybe you can convince some of the developers to get rid of them from 0.7. Hmm. Where do we use varargs? I haven't put any

[freenet-dev] Re: Freenet Stable Build 5031

On Sun, 2 Nov 2003 13:01:34 -, Pete wrote: Hey is this a possible bug? I'd noticed that since 6283 that I'd keep getting Different Key Collisions on files sure you did not get them before? and being a tad spadgey I'd been assuming I'd inserted ahead of myself, So I upgraded to 5031,

[freenet-dev] Re: Re: Freenet Stable Build 5031

On Sun, 2 Nov 2003 20:56:21 -, Pete wrote: OK, that partially clears it up, except FIW now quits if I try a site reinsert, and I know it didn't used to do that, so now I guess I just set the dbr and slots to be inserted before the colliding file right? Is that possible? Hmm, I don't

[freenet-dev] Re: Proposal - metadata for edition-based keys

On Tue, 07 Oct 2003 15:32:38 +1300, David McNab wrote: Metadata: Version Revision=1 EndPart Document [EMAIL PROTECTED]/sitename End Handling algorithm: n = 0 lastFound = NULL while true { nextFound = get([EMAIL PROTECTED]/sitename/+n) if nextFound

[freenet-dev] Re: /dev/urandom

On Sun, 5 Oct 2003 12:11:30 -0400, Nick Tarleton wrote: cr--r--r--1 root root 1, 9 Jul 20 06:43 /dev/urandom Maybe because of WRONLY and TRUNC. See man 2 open. The offending line is: Yarrow r=new Yarrow(new File(/dev/urandom), SHA1,Rijndael); from Yarrow.java. I see no

[freenet-dev] Re: freenet/src/freenet/thread QThreadFactory.java, 1.37, 1.38

On Sun, 28 Sep 2003 11:05:33 -0700, Edward J. Huff wrote: Update of /cvsroot/freenet/freenet/src/freenet/thread In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv27970 Modified Files: QThreadFactory.java Log Message: Whitespace changes only. Re-indented using this emacs command: C-x ( C-a

[freenet-dev] Re: Decreasing upstream bandwidth over time in 6205 -- persists in 6209

On Sat, 27 Sep 2003 18:53:04 -0700, Martin Stone Davis wrote: If I have faulty hardware, how am I supposed to tell? I'm not having any problems with other applications (one of which is memory intensive). http://www.memtest86.com/ Run it for several hours (if you can). mihi

[freenet-dev] Re: [repost] white thread bug

On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 14:16:58 -0700, Ian Clarke wrote: On Mon, Sep 22, 2003 at 10:05:20PM +0100, Toad wrote: Did you compile fred from source? You NEED to ant clean before you ant. What would be the cost of just removing all final variables from Fred so that this time-consuming recompile

[freenet-dev] Re: Using zip Containers

On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 15:57:20 +0100, Gordan wrote: On Wednesday 17 September 2003 16:42, fish wrote: I seem to remember seeing this mentioned on this list some time ago, but I can't remember the details. I tried uploading a zip, then accessing contents using mycontainer.zip//myfile but that

[freenet-dev] Re: Re: Using zip Containers

On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 18:43:23 +0100, Toad wrote: Container support is really unstable. there are at least two bugs in it still - Test cases? On this list: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.network.freenet.devel/4459 http://article.gmane.org/gmane.network.freenet.devel/4861 (it's easier for

[freenet-dev] Re: Re: Using zip Containers

On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 18:55:13 +0100, Gordan wrote: On Thursday 18 September 2003 18:39, Michael Schierl wrote: Try to let FIW build the container for you or use the insert a file/NIM function for inserting it (into a CHK key, *not* into any other key type![1]); insterting it inside

[freenet-dev] Re: What does 'CryptoKey' mean?

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 01:16:16 +1200, David McNab wrote: Hi, I was dusting off my PyFreenet python wrapper for Freenet FCP, and running the test suite. The test failed when the FCP 'GenerateSVKPair' command got a response 'CryptoKey=blahblahblah'. freenet.client.cli.* uses this (if set)

[freenet-dev] Re: Freenet/Entropy comparisons

On Wed, 17 Sep 2003 12:20:04 +1200, David McNab wrote: Hi, I received an off-list reply suggesting I look at the 'Entropy' P2P network. Very appealing at first glance - written in C (a major plus to have it in a native-compilable language), also FCP-compatibility supporting existing

[freenet-dev] FYI: metadata servlet

Hi devls, ;) some of you migjt know FIW's metadata browser which is quite helpful to debug Freenet inserts. I wrote a servlet for Freenet that does actually the same (and it additionaly can generate SSK keys ;)). I've attached both the source and a jar using it to that mail. To try it, just

[freenet-dev] Re: schedule / roadmap

On Tue, 19 Aug 2003 16:33:39 +0200, Sebastian Lohmeier wrote: Hi, I've seen several release numbers (0.6, 2.0) mentioned on the list. Is there any past email or a document that describes the future development of freenet (i.e. which features and maturity level are targeted and a rough

[freenet-dev] Re: Search Engine Idea

On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 00:36:29 -0400, Jeremy Caleb Heffner wrote: - When individuals browse through Freenet, everything they see passes through their node, as does everything that they are relaying. But - unless they are the requester - the node cannot decrypt the data... And if *you*

[freenet-dev] Re: freenet (pre-)searchengine

Alternatively, we can modify the Freenet program such that, should the user enable the feature, Freenet generates an index.dbf file, with a listing of all of the files the user is sharing. There is no thing like files shared on freenet - that is just keys, and it is intended that there is no

[freenet-dev] Re: freenet (pre-)searchengine

[repost due to wrong (i.e. not subscribed) from address] Alternatively, we can modify the Freenet program such that, should the user enable the feature, Freenet generates an index.dbf file, with a listing of all of the files the user is sharing. There is no thing like files shared on freenet

[freenet-dev] NPE in build 5024 (5021 as well, did not test others)

---Unexpected Exception-- java.lang.NullPointerException at freenet.client.FreenetURI.addMetaStrings(FreenetURI.java:231) at freenet.client.metadata.Redirect.getRequestTarget(Redirect.java:81) at

[freenet-dev] Re: strange bug in fproxy in build 5017

Michael Schierl schrieb: Edgar Friendly schrieb: Michael Schierl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: As far as I can tell, this metadata is properly formatted(with the exception of the empty lines between parts). As long as it's inserted into a key with a large enough MetadataLength to cover

[freenet-dev] Re: strange bug in fproxy in build 5017

Edgar Friendly schrieb: Michael Schierl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: As far as I can tell, this metadata is properly formatted(with the exception of the empty lines between parts). As long as it's inserted into a key with a large enough MetadataLength to cover the above, it should work

[freenet-dev] strange bug in fproxy in build 5017

Given the following manifest: Version Revision=1 EndPart Document Redirect.Target=freenet:[EMAIL PROTECTED],DRui-g86hd0M1BdL94FYhg Name=a_file.zip Info.Format=application/zip EndPart Document Redirect.Target=freenet:[EMAIL PROTECTED],Et58hi2f7fWTaUOqKJnjsQ Name=index.html

[freenet-dev] Re: strange bug in fproxy in build 5017

Toad schrieb: Were you within the 1MB limit? a) this was *no* container, just plain manifest (in metadata of a CHK key). b) yes. 1K html, 1K zip. c) there were no empty lines in it (they were formatted in by me). mihi ___ devl mailing list [EMAIL

[freenet-dev] Re: Freenet Stable Build 5016

Toad schrieb: Changes (a ton, mostly not mine): * Implemented support for ZIP containers (fish's work, slightly tweaked by me). Supported by the client level code, with a flag to disable them, so fproxy, client.cli.Main and everything else can use them. client.cli.Main has a command

[freenet-dev] Re: Freenet Stable Build 5016

Gordan schrieb: What happens when the same files are linked from multiple pages, e.g. active links? Adding active links to other .zip manifests is simply broken. They should show that the content is still there - so bundle them with the html file. IMO containers are a better approach than

[freenet-dev] Re: webinstall - option for desktop shortcut?

Toad schrieb: On Sun, Jul 20, 2003 at 12:05:41AM +0200, Michael Schierl wrote: Zack Elan schrieb: I like to keep my Windows desktop clean and uncluttered, check do not create shortcuts when updating - then it won't create a desktop shortcut as well. But then it won't start

[freenet-dev] Re: Freenet browsing from 12:00-1:00

Nick Tarleton schrieb: How to get everyone to agree with no malicious screwing? SSK distributed? From whom? Just drop everybody from your routing table whose (reported) time is more than 5 mins off your local time. The wrong node will isolate itself that way ;) (majority decision) And when

[freenet-dev] Re: Base64 Oddity

Aeloria Resa schrieb: Hrm, I was browsing through the Base64 code for Fred, and I found something kind of odd. It does a bitwise and against an integer, but the mask is 0xFF. Meaning, it does absolutely nothing. (Unless I'm simply completely asleep. My weak point is bitwise operations, so..)

[freenet-dev] Re: Base64 Oddity

Aeloria Resa schrieb: It's casting 0xFF, not 0x80, but anyways. Umm, why'd you replace it with 1s? When it get's cast, I was under the impression that, like everything else, it pads it with 0s. casting preserves the sign of a value. e.g. a negative byte 0xAB is cast to int 0xFFAB, an int

[freenet-dev] Re: webinstall - option for desktop shortcut?

Zack Elan schrieb: I like to keep my Windows desktop clean and uncluttered, but Freenet seems to have other ideas. Every time I run webinstall.exe through the 'Update Snapshot' shortcut in the Start menu, a new Freenet shortcut is placed on my desktop. I delete it, but the next time I update

[freenet-dev] Re: [panamerica334@gmx.net: new lightweight FProxytheme (was: graphicsoverload!)]

Mika Hirvonen schrieb: BTW, can the template sets be separated from the freenet.jar, so people could update their nodes without losing any custom templates? A config parameter to specify a directory to search for templates would be ideal for this. just add another .jar to the classpath -

[freenet-dev] cli bug regarding SSK entropy?

Hi, - C:\Programme\Internet\Freenet0.5java -cp freenet.jar \ freenet.client.cli.Main genkeys log level: normal - 8 State PREPARED reached. State REQUESTING reached. Priv. key: buRi0dXrmjjUvTYIgse2YWjWfjU Pub. key: vRU1l8G8zAEVnUupbHLQ3rUkTw8 Entropy: W6k8nbDP~T9StSHXQg5D9g Insert at

[freenet-dev] and a bug in the windows tray icon as well:

whrn I select Configure from the context menu, i get that has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down message w/ the following in details: FREENET.EXE verursachte einen Fehler durch eine ungültige Seite in Modul Unbekannt bei c15a:4f3d928b. [page fault in module unknown at

[freenet-dev] Re: [freenet-support] newbie ... problem with new release - java ??

[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: public static void main (String[] args) { // stuff... // check java version if (!javaversion14orabovedetected) { System.out.println(ELABORATE_USER_HELP_REGARDING_UPGRADE_TO_JAVA_VERSION_1_4);

[freenet-dev] Re: unknown parameters

[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: # Unknown parameters - these are not yet known or handled by the NodeConfig # utility, but are assumed to be valid and understandable to the node # if you see this in the file, then please email the parameters following # this comment header to [EMAIL PROTECTED],

[freenet-dev] Re: FCP Documentation

Michael Schierl schrieb: Jay Oliveri schrieb: Can someone briefly list what FCP functionality is missing in the current revision of the documentation? Dunno if i know all, only what I learned from coding FIW: oops, forgot one: - This is the complete set of client to node

[freenet-dev] Re: Portability issues: integer ++ atomicity?

Pascal schrieb: > > Per the java spec, "The load, store, read, and write actions on volatile > variables are atomic, even if the type of the variable is double or > long." Problem is, atomic in Java does not mean thread safe. I learned > this lesson the hard way back when I wrote my own

[freenet-dev] Re: Portability issues: integer ++ atomicity?

Toad schrieb: > > Is ++'ing an integer always atomic in java, assuming the var is declared > volatile? AFAICS, x86 would be atomic... but anything RISC would involve > a separate load and store, right? it is not - even on x86. Looked though my java files and found the one i used to test this.

[freenet-dev] Re: 3 questions to answer

Sebastian Sp?th schrieb: > > Hi guys, > > it would be great if you could answer three short questions for my open > source research. /me saw 5 questions. but answered them nevertheless. mihi ___ devl mailing list devl at freenetproject.org

[freenet-dev] Re: Heisenbugs

Michael Schierl schrieb: Matthew Toseland schrieb: but it seems to be a bit of work to replace all that n.randSource.nextLong() refs by a synchronized method of Node/Core... (okay, full text search finds 13 files, but what if it is not n or if the call is separated into two? looke

[freenet-dev] Re: Calculate public key from private

Martin Richtarsky schrieb: How do I calculate the public key that belongs to a given private SSK key? insert a dummy file at htl 0 below it and read the URI= of the response... mihi ___ devl mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[freenet-dev] Re: freenet/src/freenet/node Main.java,1.186,1.187

Matthew Toseland schrieb: fix stupid bug in stupid windozebug bugfix :) Index: Main.java === - if((!outfile.delete()) || (!temp.renameTo(outfile))) { + if((!outfile.delete()) (!temp.renameTo(outfile))) {

[freenet-dev] Re: Heisenbugs

Stef schrieb: Do you can use this information for hunting down this Heisenbugs? Or is it only a joke to keep the devl- mailinglist active? ;) I guess it should be a way of getting numbers how many Freenet users are there ;-) the chance of getting a heisenbugged ID is 1:4294967296, combined

[freenet-dev] Re: Heisenbugs

Matthew Toseland schrieb: The problem with this is that AFAIK, the id is never modified once it has been set in construction... hmm, looked at the source a bit: a) why does an exception in the NodeMessage#logHeisenbug function set s= and not details=; b) I grepped through the source a bit

[freenet-dev] Re: untested patch for: bug while renaming node-temp to node

"panamerica334 at uni.de" schrieb: > i have no cvs access and have to decompile the freenet class files. LOL. You told me that you think it's fun decompiling classes. a) the source of the latest stable is available on the sf page. b) all the patches are available on the cvs mailing list.

[freenet-dev] Re: untested patch for: bug while renaming node-temp to node

[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: i have no cvs access and have to decompile the freenet class files. LOL. You told me that you think it's fun decompiling classes. a) the source of the latest stable is available on the sf page. b) all the patches are available on the cvs mailing list. --OR-- c)

[freenet-dev] Re: untested patch for: bug while renaming node-temp to node

[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: yeah, sorry again, but thanks you for your information about cvs-access on the list for the ones lucky enough to have a nice flatrate ;) i'm going to d/l the sources soon... Are you sure that this is less download? Due to transparent compression (if you do not

[freenet-dev] Re: bug: freenet.exe 0.4.0.0 doesn't display log if log location isn't

palomitas at hushmail.com schrieb: > > bug: freenet.exe 0.4.0.0 doesn't display log if log location isn't default ^^^ LOL. better give the md5 sum (md5sum -b) of the exe file. *all* freenet.exe's i've ever seen (and that were at least 6) had v0.4.0.0 mihi

[freenet-dev] Re: bug: freenet.exe 0.4.0.0 doesn't display log if log location isn'tdefault

[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: bug: freenet.exe 0.4.0.0 doesn't display log if log location isn't default ^^^ LOL. better give the md5 sum (md5sum -b) of the exe file. *all* freenet.exe's i've ever seen (and that were at least 6) had v0.4.0.0 mihi

[freenet-dev] Re: High load => rejected inserts?

Martin Geisler schrieb: > Finally, for a project that uses so much energy on anonymity and > privacy, I find it strange that the list of subscribers to this list > is readily available :-) See > > http://hawk.freenetproject.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/roster/devl > > Perhaps this should be

[freenet-dev] Re: High load = rejected inserts?

Martin Geisler schrieb: Finally, for a project that uses so much energy on anonymity and privacy, I find it strange that the list of subscribers to this list is readily available :-) See http://hawk.freenetproject.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/roster/devl Perhaps this should be turned off?

[freenet-dev] Re: freenet.exe - problems to set additional classpath.

Dave Hooper schrieb: > > > All the GetPrivate... worked, except the one with > > Classpath Extra that always returned "". > > > > Hmm, what is different at that one? After a fre minutes I saw the number > > 65536. > If you could let me know what it was that was set to 65536 ... that would

[freenet-dev] Re: freenet.exe - problems to set additional classpath.

Dave Hooper schrieb: All the GetPrivate... worked, except the one with Classpath Extra that always returned . Hmm, what is different at that one? After a fre minutes I saw the number 65536. If you could let me know what it was that was set to 65536 ... that would be great ...

[freenet-dev] Re: freenet.exe - problems to set additional classpath.

Dave Hooper schrieb: > > > As I interpret the source in CVS, the option > > > > Classpath Extra=C:\foo\bar.jar > > > > should add C:\foo\bar.jar to the class path. > > It should, yes. Seems that I had to dig out my VC++ 6.0 CDs again... Opened the project, compiled it, copied FLaunch.ini

[freenet-dev] freenet.exe - problems to set additional classpath.

As I interpret the source in CVS, the option Classpath Extra=C:\foo\bar.jar should add C:\foo\bar.jar to the class path. However it does not (I replaced the reference to javaw.exe by a prog that shows the class path to me). Whatever i add there, the classpath is always

[freenet-dev] Re: freenet.exe - problems to set additional classpath.

Dave Hooper schrieb: As I interpret the source in CVS, the option Classpath Extra=C:\foo\bar.jar should add C:\foo\bar.jar to the class path. It should, yes. Seems that I had to dig out my VC++ 6.0 CDs again... Opened the project, compiled it, copied FLaunch.ini into Debug\ and

[freenet-dev] Re: Kamikaze Content

todd at hardboot.org schrieb: > > Something I'm not clear on, could someone please clear this up? Just what, > exactly, can a node presently tell about the data in the data store? Can it > tell what key or key type it belongs to? I'd guess no here. > Can it tell what node sent it, once >

[freenet-dev] Re: FCP + FEC question

Eric Ries schrieb: > > I've heard a rumor that FCP now supports inserts of FEC/splitfiles via a new > command. But I cannot figure out the format of that command from reading the > code. Can anyone help me? Go to the freenet site and open developer documentation. there is a link to

[freenet-dev] Re: FCP + FEC question

Eric Ries schrieb: I've heard a rumor that FCP now supports inserts of FEC/splitfiles via a new command. But I cannot figure out the format of that command from reading the code. Can anyone help me? Go to the freenet site and open developer documentation. there is a link to

[freenet-dev] Re: Kamikaze Content

[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: Something I'm not clear on, could someone please clear this up? Just what, exactly, can a node presently tell about the data in the data store? Can it tell what key or key type it belongs to? I'd guess no here. Can it tell what node sent it, once it's in

[freenet-dev] Re: The Author of Tiki Will Know Pain!

Greg Wooledge schrieb: > > Someone please tell me how the hell I can tell Tiki to give me a > cookie that lasts for at *LEAST* 4 hours? Or better yet, a week? > > Also, I'd really, really like to get back the changes I just lost > because the fucking thing decided that I was no longer allowed

[freenet-dev] Re: The Author of Tiki Will Know Pain!

Greg Wooledge schrieb: Someone please tell me how the hell I can tell Tiki to give me a cookie that lasts for at *LEAST* 4 hours? Or better yet, a week? Also, I'd really, really like to get back the changes I just lost because the fucking thing decided that I was no longer allowed to

[freenet-dev] Re: Clock skew slays freenet

thetower schrieb: > > Here's a log of some very bad things which happen whenever I change the > clock on my Windows XP machine. You should check your system log regurlarly when you do such things very often. every time change is logged there and this may make your log grow a lot. > This is the

[freenet-dev] Re: [babygurl_b...@earthlink.net: [Tech] Prior Versions]

> after I made the change? I tested it after you mailed me a version and I told you by mail Message-ID: <3E5BCAF4.E3536074 at gmx.de> Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 20:58:44 +0100 From: Michael Schierl <schierlm-pub...@gmx.de> To: Dave Hooper Subject: Re: [freenet-dev] Re: Updated freenet.exe

[freenet-dev] Re: Clock skew slays freenet

thetower schrieb: Here's a log of some very bad things which happen whenever I change the clock on my Windows XP machine. You should check your system log regurlarly when you do such things very often. every time change is logged there and this may make your log grow a lot. This is the

[freenet-dev] Re: [babygurl_b...@earthlink.net: [Tech] Prior Versions]

Dave Hooper schrieb: > > > > Could somebody PLEASE FIX THE FUCKING WIDNOWS SHIT PLEASE? > > Consider it 'fixed'. Yep. latest freenet.exe (still version 0.4.0.0, md5sum "e0f09659e5c3d72fcdd629dcd883858c *freenet.exe") works as exspected here. > Am I really the only one working on Windows code

[freenet-dev] Re: Windows Installer

Reuben Balik schrieb: > > Is the installer linked to on the website actually the > latest one or do I have to get it from somewhere else? > It seems that the freenet.exe that comes with that > installer is the same old one, but I'm not sure. the webinstall link

[freenet-dev] Re: [babygurl_b_ez@earthlink.net: [Tech] Prior Versions]

Dave Hooper schrieb: Could somebody PLEASE FIX THE FUCKING WIDNOWS SHIT PLEASE? Yeh could someone PLEASE GIVE ME A FUCKING BUG REPORT PLEASE? Could someone READ THE FUCKING BUG REPORTS PLEASE? I sent it at least three times to this list. a) on Win9x/ME it will ALWAYS CAUSE A FUCKING

[freenet-dev] Re: Windows Installer

Reuben Balik schrieb: Is the installer linked to on the website actually the latest one or do I have to get it from somewhere else? It seems that the freenet.exe that comes with that installer is the same old one, but I'm not sure. the webinstall link

[freenet-dev] Re: [babygurl_b_ez@earthlink.net: [Tech] Prior Versions]

Dave Hooper schrieb: Could somebody PLEASE FIX THE FUCKING WIDNOWS SHIT PLEASE? Consider it 'fixed'. Yep. latest freenet.exe (still version 0.4.0.0, md5sum e0f09659e5c3d72fcdd629dcd883858c *freenet.exe) works as exspected here. Am I really the only one working on Windows code now? I

[freenet-dev] Re: [babygurl_b_ez@earthlink.net: [Tech] Prior Versions]

by mail Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 20:58:44 +0100 From: Michael Schierl [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Dave Hooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [freenet-dev] Re: Updated freenet.exe that it did not help. Then there was no further reply from you. However, i fetched new freenet.exe

[freenet-dev] Command line info servlet: links broken

In the command line info servlet, there are two rather old links: http://www.freenetproject.org/index.php?page=documentation http://www.freenetproject.org/index.php?page=lists I'd link to http://www.freenetproject.org/tiki-index.php?page=Documentation and

[freenet-dev] Re: [freenet-CVS] freenet/src/freenet/transporttcpTransport.java,1.6,1.7

bdonlan schrieb: On Tuesday 25 February 2003 12:11 am, Matthew Toseland wrote: On Mon, Feb 24, 2003 at 09:24:25PM -0500, Bryan Donlan wrote: --- 136,143 return false; + return true; Methinks the return true; would have no effect. Read

[freenet-dev] Re: Updated freenet.exe

Dave Hooper schrieb: Windows freenet systray app has been updated to periodically probe the Web Interface port on startup and only enable certain behaviour if a connection can be made. Specifically the following *won't work* now unless/until a connection can be made to mainport: that seems

[freenet-dev] Re: Updated freenet.exe

Dave Hooper schrieb: Hm, could you try something for me please? First tell me what running java -version says, -- java version 1.4.1_01 Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.4.1_01-b01) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.4.1_01-b01, mixed mode) -- second what

[freenet-dev] Re: New wininstaller

Michael Schierl schrieb: another thing - the new installer does not register .ref files (the old one did). Is that intended? However, the old registration has the wrong icon (in the new freenet.exe) and it does not work. (it shows a java window where all parameters scroll through) it did: C

[freenet-dev] Re: New wininstaller

Dave Hooper schrieb: For me http://www.freenetproject.org/snapshots/freenet.exe seems to be giving out an old cached copy (yesterday's I believe) so you may need to resort to trickery to actually get the latest freenet.exe. Try http://www.beermex.com/@spc/freenet/freenet.exe yep. Now there

[freenet-dev] Re: New site now up

Ian Clarke schrieb: I decided that we had dilly-dallied for long enough. The new site is now up and running, we can revert back if there is a serious problem. is the old site (former http://freenetproject.org/oldsite/) still available somewhere? that documentation about how which keys are

[freenet-dev] Re: New wininstaller

Dave Hooper schrieb: Oh, and one other goodie is that with the new webinstaller, the node is only stopped so it can be restarted - the node still runs while it downloads the latest freenet.jar, etc. would it be possible to rename the old jar instead of overwring it? My current updating is

[freenet-dev] Re: freenet won't stop/exit on win2k

http://www.beermex.com/@spc/freenet/custom/freenet.exe When shutting down freenet, I get a message that asks me if I really want to close that dos app with the x instead of closing it with its own end command. If I say yes, then it works. But that's annoying. mihi, windows millenium edition

[freenet-dev] Re: New wininstaller

Dave Hooper schrieb: You've stumbled across an excellent test! This seems to be a fault of the NSIS engine (or perhaps a misunderstanding on my part - though quite why NSIS should think C:\ is a short-filename approximation to C:\Programme\Internet\Freenet_0.5 is beyond me!). Perhaps because

[freenet-dev] Re: New wininstaller

Dave Hooper schrieb: I could always wrap it in quotes, of course, but from my experience with other installer-builders (most notably Wise) converting to short filenames is the most bullet proof. Erm, my experiences with WISE installer show me that taking a leaf out of WISE's book (hope

[freenet-dev] why different units on the Environment infolet?

on my new node: Maximum memory the JVM will allocate 128 MiB Memory currently allocated by the JVM 10.016 KiB Memory in use 8.878.304 Bytes Unused allocated memory 1.376.632 Bytes Total size of the data store

[freenet-dev] Re: different CHKs when inserting with FCP and Fproxy

[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: hello list... i wonder why the insertion of a file with key CHK@ (automatically generate the chk value) results different CHK-keys when inserted with fcp and with fproxy is there a way to upload raw, untainted data (only including the short header that fcp uses)

[freenet-dev] Re: Too many ports open on Win?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: you wrote to the wrong group ;-) I wrote my post to devl, you answered to support. conclusion: - either windows netstat displays an established connection twice, one time connected and one time listening (although it is not listening), - or my

[freenet-dev] Re: Too many ports open on Win?

Matthew Toseland schrieb: Freenet DOES NOT USE EPHEMERAL PORTS. These are caused by some other software on your machine, for example whatever caused 3033 etc, or they are misinterpreted. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence - see if you can get it to tell you which process owns

[freenet-dev] WrongStateException

Couldn't retrieve key: CHK@hdXaxkwZ9rA8-SidT0AN-bniQlgPAwI%2cXdCDmBuGsd-ulqbLnZ8v-w Hops To Live: 15 Please report the following to [EMAIL PROTECTED]: freenet.client.WrongStateException: Wrong state: FAILED should be DONE: Request for

[freenet-dev] Re: Grrrr

bdonlan schrieb: On Thursday 13 February 2003 05:29 pm, Dave Hooper wrote: Every windows machine has IE. Now, you know that isn't true. Virtually every. And the others can just say You don't have IE or Mozilla. Go to (url) to configure Freenet). (nearly) every Windows machine has a

[freenet-dev] Re: Grrrr

[repost - did not seem to get through] bdonlan schrieb: On Thursday 13 February 2003 05:29 pm, Dave Hooper wrote: Every windows machine has IE. Now, you know that isn't true. Virtually every. And the others can just say You don't have IE or Mozilla. Go to (url) to configure Freenet).

[freenet-dev] Re: Grrrr

Matthew Toseland schrieb: We have a problem with NodeConfig, which apparently is the java end of the config system used in the Windoze installer. It hard-codes the entire mainport setup. It does not comment out any of it. This means that GJ's work on the new insert servlet, which includes

[freenet-dev] Re: Grrrr

Matthew Toseland schrieb: We have a problem with NodeConfig, which apparently is the java end of the config system used in the Windoze installer. It hard-codes the entire mainport setup. It does not comment out any of it. This means that GJ's work on the new insert servlet, which includes

[freenet-dev] Re: 0.5.1 and new website

The following sections need to be completed: [...] Applications (third-party applications) Started with that one now. How far down? Applictations links to FreeApps, FreeApps links to FreenetClientProtocol, and especially that one seems to be a bit outdated. BTW: Does saving a site take

[freenet-dev] Re: 0.5.1 and new website

Michael Schierl schrieb: BTW: Does saving a site take lots of time? Trying to save Applications for 5 mins now, not finished yet. Getting another site from tiki is quite fast. Seems to work when I select a short random part of the FreeApps site, but the whole page does not work - like

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