Michael K. wrote:
I'm not sure what's causing it but I've so far managed to surf to about
3 sites after click on a total of nearly 50 links... I run into the
usual "Route not found" or "not connected" errors, and I have to say,
it's really pissing me off because I have no idea how to fix it.
W
On 11/06/2004, at 9:34 PM, Weiliang Zhang wrote:
Michael K. wrote:
I'm not sure what's causing it but I've so far managed to surf to
about 3 sites after click on a total of nearly 50 links... I run into
the usual "Route not found" or "not connected" errors, and I have to
say, it's really pissing
Submitted in the hope it may be of some help/interest. Please advise if you
require more information:
11/06/2004 09:33:55 (freenet.transport.tcpConnection, Finalizer, NORMAL):
finalized without being closed!tcp/connection:
213.156.52.103:1892>local,[EMAIL PROTECTED]
11/06/2004 09:34:01 (freenet.tr
The output of the uname command on OS X is "Darwin".
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Dear all,
I'm not able to connect to any freenet servers to download
"seednodes.ref". I've got the following message:
"Downloading seednodes.ref from
http://freenetproject.org/snapshots/seednodes.ref ...
Download of seednodes.ref failed: connecting to host"
Is there any problem with the servers
What build of Freenet? How much memory in the machine? Did you try to
reduce the memory limit? Are you running on Windows? If you are running
on *nix, please send your start-freenet.sh .. if you are running on
Windows, there's an equivalent issue with direct memory settings but I
don't know what it
I can get it easily enough. Would you like me to email you
seednodes.ref? I could bzip2 it, if you have bzip2 to decompress it, to
save space (it'll still be ~ 2MB...).
On Fri, Jun 11, 2004 at 09:59:10AM +0200, Mathieu Benoit wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I'm not able to connect to any freenet servers t
How is your node now?
What did you set the ipAddress to? It needs to be the external IP
address of your router... if it's on a dynamic IP, the best way to do
this is with dyndns...
On Thu, Apr 08, 2004 at 06:24:28PM +, runya sairon wrote:
> i run my T1 ( win xp ) behind a DI-604 router/firewa
Loads of shortlived connections can cause this. A shorlived successful
connection resets the PeerHandler backoff and doesn't revertReset() it,
hence allowing for an immediate retry of the connection. As each retry
consumes quite a bit of memory for some time this behaviour might cause
OOMs.
This h
Toad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What build of Freenet? How much memory in the machine? Did you try to
> reduce the memory limit? Are you running on Windows? If you are running
> on *nix, please send your start-freenet.sh .. if you are running on
> Windows, there's an equivalent issue with direc
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