> Do I understand correctly that the plist is created but unused?
I was incorrect. Please ignore. plist is works correctly. :)
>
>> Hope that helps. Thanks,
>>
>> Eric C
>
> Do you have experience with Objective C? steveatinfincia (aka
> mrsteveman1) h
I noticed that when installing the latest stable jar, the start up item
/Users/eric/Library/LaunchAgents/com.freenet.startup.plist was created. On the
test I just tried it did not create the plist and put the applet indicator in
startup.
You may want to not distribute the applet indicator
we make Freenet.app an actual bundle? They click on the dmg and the app
goes into ~/applications. Maybe less confusing to the user and would allow os
specific features like being able to drag the â.appâ to the dock, etc.
What do you think?
If you want me to hack around on anything let me know. I have a couple of free
days next week.
Thanks,
Eric C
> On Apr 8, 2015, at 4:58 PM, Steve Dougherty wrote:
>
> I've moved this to devl because it's no longer support.
>
> On 04/05/2015 06:54 PM, Eric Chadbourne wrote:
>> Iâd like to be the OS X maintainer. Installer, tray, and bug
>> squishing I coul
Update of /cvsroot/freenet/freenet/src/freenet/node/rt
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv5035
Modified Files:
CPAlgoRoutingTable.java
Log Message:
re-merging very recent changes to makeRefInfo (I screwed up the previous merge)
Index: CPAlgoRoutingTable.java
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Update of /cvsroot/freenet/freenet/src/freenet/presentation
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv31369
Added Files:
FNCRawMessage.java
Log Message:
Freenet Node Compressed messages. uses parseCompressed in
FieldSet.java which is unfinished, so don't actually activate until
it's well tes
Update of /cvsroot/freenet/freenet/src/freenet
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv30925
Modified Files:
FieldSet.java
Log Message:
added a @deprecated on an unused function
first drafts of writeCompressed() and parseCompressed()
warning: unfinished code
Index: FieldSet.java
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Update of /cvsroot/freenet/freenet/src/freenet/node/rt
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv30240
Modified Files:
SimpleRTDiagSnapshot.java
Log Message:
minor rewrite to simplify code a bit and keep from creating new objects each tiem
refData() and keys() are called
Index: SimpleRTDia
Update of /cvsroot/freenet/freenet/src/freenet/node/rt
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv29468
Modified Files:
CPAlgoRoutingTable.java
Log Message:
numerous (hopefully non-functional) changes:
now uses freenet.Key.isKnownKeyType() to test for the type of a key,
instead of doing dire
Update of /cvsroot/freenet/freenet/src/freenet
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv28958
Modified Files:
Key.java
Log Message:
added isKnownKeyType() for use in identifying CHKs and SVKs (and
anything else we make up in the future), to distinguish them from fake
keys added to the routin
Update of /cvsroot/freenet/freenet/src/freenet
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv2364
Modified Files:
Version.java
Log Message:
bumping version for catching ArithmeticException in DSA.java
Index: Version.java
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RCS fi
Update of /cvsroot/freenet/freenet/src/freenet/crypt
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv1629
Modified Files:
DSA.java
Log Message:
catch an ArithmeticException that's raised when bad DSA params try to be verified
Index: DSA.java
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Update of /cvsroot/freenet/freenet/src/freenet/node
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv20495
Modified Files:
ConnectionOpener.java
Log Message:
Cleaned up backoff() heavily; it should function exactly like the
previous version, with the exception that it will just reset to
startBackoff
t 518 connections. Is that
supposed to happen?
-Eric
> Niklas Bergh ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
>> I think you are. If I am not wrong then the 'load' factor is mostyl
>> based
>> upon how many out of the maximum number of threads your node are allowed
>> to
>
ed to the max number of connections, or am I horribly
wrong on this?
Thanks,
Eric
> Eric Thacker ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
>> I just did a new install (downloaded from website on a new machine) and
>> within 12 hours my node was running at 100% load with over 500 open
>&g
I just did a new install (downloaded from website on a new machine) and
within 12 hours my node was running at 100% load with over 500 open
connections.
This is a new install of freenet. I downloaded it, did a tar -zxvf on the
file, typed ./update.sh, then ./start-freenet.sh.
I ofcourse went thr
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?
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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?
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out a way around every little stupid security problem.
On Sun, 2002-09-08 at 11:08, Robert Bihlmeyer wrote:
> eric at caffrey.net writes:
>
> > Its just windows media files that I know of. MPEG files are safe unless
> > its really a windows media file renamed to a .mpg extention.
Heres another idea.. What about a freenet browser? Why not just hack
up the mozilla code and release a browser that runs on every OS, works
with fproxy, and solves the IE/Media URL problems. This way there would
be a browser that definatly WORKS without the freenet developers having
to figure o
gt;website.
>>
>>If this hasn't been addressed before, I suggest some time of warning saying
>>"You are about to access/download a windows media file. This file could
>>compromise your anonymity."
>>
>>-Eric
>>
>>
>>
their
website.
If this hasn't been addressed before, I suggest some time of warning saying
"You are about to access/download a windows media file. This file could
compromise your anonymity."
-Eric
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I agree with not making the menu bigger than needed. Simply swapping open
gateway and
view log file would be fine.
And as far as Dave's suggestion, next time I will use the bug tracker unless
something better
comes up (suggestion submission form on website maybe?).
Eric Th
anna delete?" prompts that
windows gives you.
The main reason is to keep people (like me) who have IDI (input device
impairment) syndrome from
stopping a node by accident.
Just a few suggestions for your consideration.
Eric Thacker
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An HTML
Vik wrote:
> Thanks for clearing that one up. I don't recall actually saying that,
> but if I did it's not what I meant to imply. Stringent proxy-only
> firewalls are my target, the kind you can't get a port opened through
> with out a full case review, signatures of the project head and branch
kinds of products with lots of caffeine (such as
good coffee, chocolate covered coffee beans, cases of penguin mints, etc...)
and eventually they will punch a hole through the firewall for you and mark
it up as "network testing"...
Eric Thacker
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I actually called Sun a week ago about licensing JRE for something I'm
working on. After a few days I Eventually got a callback from regional
manager Shawnee Williams. She said that it was allright if I created an
installer which had JRE and its installer built in, I did say that I
wouldn't modif
I actually called Sun a week ago about licensing JRE for something I'm
working on. After a few days I Eventually got a callback from regional
manager Shawnee Williams. She said that it was allright if I created an
installer which had JRE and its installer built in, I did say that I
wouldn't modi
ations
would help me a lot more.
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ations
would help me a lot more.
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rypted, p2p network seems to be
quite the challenge.
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> I have a fairly large node -- 6000 items, 6Gb (only 4 are used). Hey,
> so, out of curiosity I ran a couple of scripts over my store_port
> file, and I was actually a bit surprised by the results.
Interesting... my node is at 13,230 files (26,460 total files in .port)
35GB used. 50,000 max files, 5GB max space. I don't have a curve for the
distribution. I immediately wonder why you've got 4GB in 6000 items, while I
have 3.35GB in 13,000 items. Hmmm...
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> That's new on www.freegle.com:
Fehler/Error/Erreur
Bitte verwenden Sie statt der IP-Adresse den Domain-Namen!
Please use the domain-name instead of the IP-address!
S.V.P. Veuillez utiliser le nom du domaine au lieu de l?adresse IP!
11:41 GMT-5 April 17
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> That's new on www.freegle.com:
Fehler/Error/Erreur
Bitte verwenden Sie statt der IP-Adresse den Domain-Namen!
Please use the domain-name instead of the IP-address!
S.V.P. Veuillez utiliser le nom du domaine au lieu de l´adresse IP!
11:41 GMT-5 April 17
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> My problem with this philosophy is that it is misleading. If I have a
> node that needs to delete X bytes of data, it doesn't mean all of
> freenet is totally overloaded. It just means my own node is out of
> space. The question is, how does my node find another node that can
> spare those X b
he network,
allowing smaller nodes keep pace with the popular info while the 800lb
gorilla nodes rack up big stores and increase the longetivity of
not-quite-so-popular files.
Or maybe I'm smoking the curtains again.
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e l?adresse IP!
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>From devl-admin at freenetproject.org Mon Apr 9 02:29:5
> CH> Is anyone actually gonna answer my first post?
>
> What was your first post again?
> ~Mr. Bad
First Post!
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ack about 8-9 days now. There are now 7,844 objects in the
store for a total of 1.65GB of information. Perhaps this will tell someone
something.
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Yes, a way to limit the amount of bandwidth used by Freenet is probably
a good idea, I suggest you reccomend it to Freenet-dev.
Ian.
> One issue that I haven't seen addressed anywhere is the capacity --
> or lack thereof -- for the person running a server to specify an
> approximate amount of b
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