So, I've been thinking about the MediaEnforcer thing. I know that
people seem to believe that it's not justified since the node may not
have had the document available before the request, but frankly I
think that's too fine a point for chicken-livered ISPs to grasp, and
definitely too fine a point
> So, there's just a ton of dead code in the CVS repository -- stuff
> like Freenet/client/old/*, lots of build.sh.old things and etc.
>
> Are there good reasons not to cvs remove these? They'll still be
> available for retrieval if necessary, but they sure do make build
> scripts complicated.
So, there's just a ton of dead code in the CVS repository -- stuff
like Freenet/client/old/*, lots of build.sh.old things and etc.
Are there good reasons not to cvs remove these? They'll still be
available for retrieval if necessary, but they sure do make build
scripts complicated.
~Mr. Bad
P.S
On Saturday 23 December 2000 01:58, you wrote:
> > I am seeing fproxy hang on my machine whenever I request a URI that it
> > can't find. I can see from looking at the log that the request has timed
> > out but fproxy never returns the "cannot find key" HTML page to the
> > browser.
>
> I found
