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The only thing I can think of as a potential issue
will be browser compatibility. From the mockup:
This will be a collapsible menu with main headings
such as:
While having nifty features is fun PLEASE remember to
make the site comptabile with non-mainstream browsers.
In this case think about the
The only thing I can think of as a potential issue
will be browser compatibility. From the mockup:
This will be a collapsible menu with main headings
such as:
While having nifty features is fun PLEASE remember to
make the site comptabile with non-mainstream browsers.
In this case think about the
I probably should of mentioned that this was in the
most recent CVS version.
Tyler
--- Tyler Riddle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I made a couple typos while working with some
> freenet
> URIs and I noticed that fred did not deal with that
> very well.
>
> Using a
I probably should of mentioned that this was in the
most recent CVS version.
Tyler
--- Tyler Riddle wrote:
> I made a couple typos while working with some
> freenet
> URIs and I noticed that fred did not deal with that
> very well.
>
> Using a malformed URI gives the follo
I made a couple typos while working with some freenet
URIs and I noticed that fred did not deal with that
very well.
Using a malformed URI gives the following error (with
stack trace ommited):
Couldn't retrieve key: SSK@kkjfkeal//
Hops To Live: 15
Please report the following to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I made a couple typos while working with some freenet
URIs and I noticed that fred did not deal with that
very well.
Using a malformed URI gives the following error (with
stack trace ommited):
Couldn't retrieve key: SSK at kkjfkeal//
Hops To Live: 15
Please report the following to
devl at freene
Thank you so much Edgar =)
[snip]
> >
> I don't know how the conversation got to the topic
> of nodes guessing
> other nodes' specialization. This started about
> whether a node could
> guess what other nodes believe its specialization
> is.
I took a temporary steer in that direction to feel the
Thank you so much Edgar =)
[snip]
> >
> I don't know how the conversation got to the topic
> of nodes guessing
> other nodes' specialization. This started about
> whether a node could
> guess what other nodes believe its specialization
> is.
I took a temporary steer in that direction to feel the
[snip]
> >
> And I assert that any presumptions the node makes
> about what other
> nodes believe its specialization is are inherently
> flawed.
>
[snip]
I really appreciate the fact that you are taking some
time to discuss this issue. I'm glad that atleast one
person with the knowledge required
[snip]
> >
> And I assert that any presumptions the node makes
> about what other
> nodes believe its specialization is are inherently
> flawed.
>
[snip]
I really appreciate the fact that you are taking some
time to discuss this issue. I'm glad that atleast one
person with the knowledge required
Indeed Oskar,
Obviously there is no value in a mechanism that would
allow fred to participate in a network off of the
internet. Also, all those damn leaching transient
nodes can rot in hell - screw them, if they don't want
to contribute to the network they don't deserve any of
it's protection.
I
Indeed Oskar,
Obviously there is no value in a mechanism that would
allow fred to participate in a network off of the
internet. Also, all those damn leaching transient
nodes can rot in hell - screw them, if they don't want
to contribute to the network they don't deserve any of
it's protection.
I
[snip]
>
>
> What about putting 180 meg of the most recent keys
> in the datastore onto
> the cd. These are likely to include the most
> popular content. Then,
> when you import the data only overwite (bump out)
> older keys. The
> import could report something like "X meg" or "Y %
> of the
[snip]
>
>
> What about putting 180 meg of the most recent keys
> in the datastore onto
> the cd. These are likely to include the most
> popular content. Then,
> when you import the data only overwite (bump out)
> older keys. The
> import could report something like "X meg" or "Y %
> of the
user@box ~$ nslookup www.freenetproject.org
Server: XXX
Address: XXX
*** XXX can't find www.freenetproject.org:
Non-existent host/domain
user@box ~$ nslookup freenetproject.org
Server:
Address: X
Non-authoritative answer:
Name:freenetproject.org
Address: 66.3
user at box ~$ nslookup www.freenetproject.org
Server: XXX
Address: XXX
*** XXX can't find www.freenetproject.org:
Non-existent host/domain
user at box ~$ nslookup freenetproject.org
Server:
Address: X
Non-authoritative answer:
Name:freenetproject.org
Address:
No, actualy, that is what you would think it should do
but in fact it does not. If you check the patch, you
can see the code in question here. The code checked
for a key that started with SSK@ CHK@ and KSK@ but
had no provisions for freenet:SSK@ etc. I just added 3
lines that would allow freenet:
No, actualy, that is what you would think it should do
but in fact it does not. If you check the patch, you
can see the code in question here. The code checked
for a key that started with SSK@ CHK@ and KSK@ but
had no provisions for freenet:SSK@ etc. I just added 3
lines that would allow freenet:
It never really made sense to me that fproxy would
reject keys that start with freenet: so I fixed
that... I'm not sure if this is the best way to pull
it off but it does work. Patch in diff -u format
attached.
Tyler
=
AIM:rllybitesY! Messenger:triddle_1999
__
It never really made sense to me that fproxy would
reject keys that start with freenet: so I fixed
that... I'm not sure if this is the best way to pull
it off but it does work. Patch in diff -u format
attached.
Tyler
=
AIM:rllybitesY! Messenger:triddle_1999
__
I cvs updated last night and rebuilt, today FCP seems
to be broken. Example:
frees@machine frees$ date; upload-site; date
Tue Dec 3 21:29:19 PST 2002
fcpStartup: begin
1 open sockets
sending fcp id bytes
sending handshake...
fcpStartup: awaiting response
^C
Tue Dec 3 21:30:24 PST 2002
frees@mach
I cvs updated last night and rebuilt, today FCP seems
to be broken. Example:
frees at machine frees$ date; upload-site; date
Tue Dec 3 21:29:19 PST 2002
fcpStartup: begin
1 open sockets
sending fcp id bytes
sending handshake...
fcpStartup: awaiting response
^C
Tue Dec 3 21:30:24 PST 2002
frees a
like Nubile on the
> gateway page, then how
> about a DBR site that links to them such as the
> Freenet Help Index?
>
> Jeff
>
>
> Tyler Riddle wrote:
>
> > There was talk a bit ago about replacing Freenet
> > Forever on the gateway page. The author ha
page, then how
> about a DBR site that links to them such as the
> Freenet Help Index?
>
> Jeff
>
>
> Tyler Riddle wrote:
>
> > There was talk a bit ago about replacing Freenet
> > Forever on the gateway page. The author has not
> added
> > a
> say it should be added to the gateway page. Whether
> FF should
> be dropped is a different question altogether --
> there's no law
> that says there must be precisely three links!
This is true. Personaly, I would like to see the
gateway page link to sites that try to link to other
sites. Link
> say it should be added to the gateway page. Whether
> FF should
> be dropped is a different question altogether --
> there's no law
> that says there must be precisely three links!
This is true. Personaly, I would like to see the
gateway page link to sites that try to link to other
sites. Link
There was talk a bit ago about replacing Freenet
Forever on the gateway page. The author has not added
any meaningfull content on that page in near a month.
I definitly support the idea of replacing that link
(on such prime realestate) with something else. As
before, I still believe that The Index
There was talk a bit ago about replacing Freenet
Forever on the gateway page. The author has not added
any meaningfull content on that page in near a month.
I definitly support the idea of replacing that link
(on such prime realestate) with something else. As
before, I still believe that The Index
Is it a matter of coding the software then? Is the old
simulation software not up to par any more?
Tyler
--- Matthew Toseland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 27, 2002 at 03:22:58PM -0800, Tyler
> Riddle wrote:
> > What kind of hardware do you need for a box to
Is it a matter of coding the software then? Is the old
simulation software not up to par any more?
Tyler
--- Matthew Toseland
wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 27, 2002 at 03:22:58PM -0800, Tyler
> Riddle wrote:
> > What kind of hardware do you need for a box to be
> > usefull for simulatio
What kind of hardware do you need for a box to be
usefull for simulations? I'm willing to donate machine
time on my box if it will be usefull.
Tyler
--- Matthew Toseland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 27, 2002 at 04:30:02PM +0100, Anonymous
> wrote:
> > oak-tree or a cypress?
> >
> > I'
What kind of hardware do you need for a box to be
usefull for simulations? I'm willing to donate machine
time on my box if it will be usefull.
Tyler
--- Matthew Toseland
wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 27, 2002 at 04:30:02PM +0100, Anonymous
> wrote:
> > oak-tree or a cypress?
> >
> > I'm talking about our
Oskar,
I appreciate your candid response =) You raise good
points.
--- Oskar Sandberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 21, 2002 at 08:22:46AM -0800, Tyler
> Riddle wrote:
> > Ugh, I really hate personal attacks (as they make
> my
> > argument look weak) so
Oskar,
I appreciate your candid response =) You raise good
points.
--- Oskar Sandberg wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 21, 2002 at 08:22:46AM -0800, Tyler
> Riddle wrote:
> > Ugh, I really hate personal attacks (as they make
> my
> > argument look weak) so I'll temper that wi
generating to
fluff and flame war so I'm not going to bother
responding to your response unless it has some
objective data that I feel is wrong. Your "gut" does
not hold enough credibility with me to be considered
as valid input when I leverage the past posts I have
seen you make.
---
generating to
fluff and flame war so I'm not going to bother
responding to your response unless it has some
objective data that I feel is wrong. Your "gut" does
not hold enough credibility with me to be considered
as valid input when I leverage the past posts I have
seen you make.
--- Edgar
grand
scheme of TII.
Tyler
--- Ed Tomlinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On November 20, 2002 08:20 pm, Tyler Riddle wrote:
> > If Freenet Forever is really going to get removed
> I
> > sugest you replace it with The Index Index:
> > SSK@Pqb7VI1DhPl1kaB0p4-CJyFfUUcPAgM/T
grand
scheme of TII.
Tyler
--- Ed Tomlinson wrote:
> On November 20, 2002 08:20 pm, Tyler Riddle wrote:
> > If Freenet Forever is really going to get removed
> I
> > sugest you replace it with The Index Index:
> > SSK at Pqb7VI1DhPl1kaB0p4-CJyFfUUcPAgM/TII//
> >
>
HTL) is minimal
compared to the load that frost places on the network.
Tyler
--- Edgar Friendly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Matthew Toseland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > On Mon, Nov 18, 2002 at 05:55:10PM -0800, Tyler
> Riddle wrote:
> > > The attached file is
HTL) is minimal
compared to the load that frost places on the network.
Tyler
--- Edgar Friendly wrote:
> Matthew Toseland writes:
>
> > On Mon, Nov 18, 2002 at 05:55:10PM -0800, Tyler
> Riddle wrote:
> > > The attached file is a patch to fproxy that
> causes it
> > &g
This was posted to [EMAIL PROTECTED] but I did
not see any word of here or any activity regarding it
on the tech list so I'm posting it here. This is
something I have been advocating for a while (not
entirely in this manor, but the functionality is the
same) and I also posted to tech@ some time ago
This was posted to tech at freenetproject.org but I did
not see any word of here or any activity regarding it
on the tech list so I'm posting it here. This is
something I have been advocating for a while (not
entirely in this manor, but the functionality is the
same) and I also posted to tech@ some
If Freenet Forever is really going to get removed I
sugest you replace it with The Index Index:
SSK@Pqb7VI1DhPl1kaB0p4-CJyFfUUcPAgM/TII//
It is a much beter way, IMNSHO, to organize the
freesites. Check out the freesite and read the
Philosophy section to completley understand why.
Tyler
=
AI
If Freenet Forever is really going to get removed I
sugest you replace it with The Index Index:
SSK at Pqb7VI1DhPl1kaB0p4-CJyFfUUcPAgM/TII//
It is a much beter way, IMNSHO, to organize the
freesites. Check out the freesite and read the
Philosophy section to completley understand why.
Tyler
=
east
getting you the HTML for a site if it errors for you
on the first time you try to retrieve it.
Tyler
--- Tuomas Lukinmaa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tyler Riddle wrote:
>
> > It gives freenet one of my favorite
> > features: leave it alone for long enough and it
>
east
getting you the HTML for a site if it errors for you
on the first time you try to retrieve it.
Tyler
--- Tuomas Lukinmaa wrote:
> Tyler Riddle wrote:
>
> > It gives freenet one of my favorite
> > features: leave it alone for long enough and it
> will
> > do what you wa
The attached file is a patch to fproxy that causes it
to include a refresh meta tag on certain network error
pages - I intended it to only show up for RNF and DNF
as these seem to make the most sense. The patch is a
godsend when you are getting tons and tons of RNF and
it actualy has brought throug
The attached file is a patch to fproxy that causes it
to include a refresh meta tag on certain network error
pages - I intended it to only show up for RNF and DNF
as these seem to make the most sense. The patch is a
godsend when you are getting tons and tons of RNF and
it actualy has brought throug
I managed to tweak the FCP tools into compiling on
solaris - there is not anything fundamentaly broken
with them there at all. For some reason that I am not
sure of __EXTENSIONS__ must be defined to get the defs
for the structure that dies. Also nanosleep is only in
the rt lib, so a good ole -lrt n
I managed to tweak the FCP tools into compiling on
solaris - there is not anything fundamentaly broken
with them there at all. For some reason that I am not
sure of __EXTENSIONS__ must be defined to get the defs
for the structure that dies. Also nanosleep is only in
the rt lib, so a good ole -lrt n
I would include a patch but I think it would take who
ever is going to fix it longer to apply the patch then
it would to type in the 20 characters that make up the
difference in that line between 526 and 525. To make
it easy as possible it is on line 586 of
node/NodeReference.java
Tyler
=
AIM
I would include a patch but I think it would take who
ever is going to fix it longer to apply the patch then
it would to type in the 20 characters that make up the
difference in that line between 526 and 525. To make
it easy as possible it is on line 586 of
node/NodeReference.java
Tyler
=
AIM
the list?
Tyler
--- Jukka Holappa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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> Tyler Riddle wrote:
> | I had a nasty problem with freenet making my
> computer
> | unusable too. However, on a unix box, this is
> super
> | easy t
the list?
Tyler
--- Jukka Holappa
wrote:
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>
> Tyler Riddle wrote:
> | I had a nasty problem with freenet making my
> computer
> | unusable too. However, on a unix box, this is
> super
> | easy to solve and I have nev
I had a nasty problem with freenet making my computer
unusable too. However, on a unix box, this is super
easy to solve and I have never had that problem again
since the first day it happned.
Just nice the java process to something other then 0.
I run my node at nice 10 but if you wanted a good
de
I had a nasty problem with freenet making my computer
unusable too. However, on a unix box, this is super
easy to solve and I have never had that problem again
since the first day it happned.
Just nice the java process to something other then 0.
I run my node at nice 10 but if you wanted a good
de
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