Matthew Toseland writes:
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> No, there will be an opennet. It will probably operate on similar
> principles to the current 0.5 network, but will be 0.7.
> >
> > We could have a rotating public nodes system like we currently do with
> > seednodes.ref, but surely this would horribly break
Following the post named "Hypothetical question", I'd like to expose you
a practical case : the French community. Stop me when I'm wrong.
We all know each others only by Freenet and it is said that it isn't
enough to form a darknet together, correct ? So we'll have to stay on
the opennet which is
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> > I don't already know someone") would be greately appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > --- John
>
> Bob
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John Meeks writes:
> The new information about version 0.7 sounds pretty good, but one thing
> about it concerns me. Assuming I don't know anyone who is using freenet,
> how do I get onto the network? (Remember, I'm asking this about the next
> version, since it says you can only connect if a
The new information about version 0.7 sounds pretty good, but one thing
about it concerns me. Assuming I don't know anyone who is using freenet,
how do I get onto the network? (Remember, I'm asking this about the next
version, since it says you can only connect if a "friend" lets you.
Assuming I
Hi,
I had problem installing Freenet because it will fail to download software
during installation. Matthew helped me with that so I copied some of the
software it was having difficulty with in the installation directory but now
at the end of the installation I get the following error: "Java
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Hi,
I had problem installing Freenet because it will fail to download software
during installation. Matthew helped me with that so I copied some of the
software it was having difficulty with in the installation directory but now
at the end of the installation I get the following error: Java
The new information about version 0.7 sounds pretty good, but one thing
about it concerns me. Assuming I don't know anyone who is using freenet,
how do I get onto the network? (Remember, I'm asking this about the next
version, since it says you can only connect if a friend lets you.
Assuming I
On Sat, Sep 17, 2005 at 10:26:40AM -0400, John Meeks wrote:
The new information about version 0.7 sounds pretty good, but one thing
about it concerns me. Assuming I don't know anyone who is using freenet,
how do I get onto the network? (Remember, I'm asking this about the next
version, since
John Meeks [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The new information about version 0.7 sounds pretty good, but one thing
about it concerns me. Assuming I don't know anyone who is using freenet,
how do I get onto the network? (Remember, I'm asking this about the next
version, since it says you can only
On Sat, 17 Sep 2005, Matthew Toseland wrote:
You will have to use the opennet, which is considerably less secure.
I didn't realize that there will still be an opennet. Will this be in
version 0.7, or will there be two different versions, depending on whether
you want to use the
Following the post named Hypothetical question, I'd like to expose you
a practical case : the French community. Stop me when I'm wrong.
We all know each others only by Freenet and it is said that it isn't
enough to form a darknet together, correct ? So we'll have to stay on
the opennet which is
On Sat, Sep 17, 2005 at 11:35:16AM -0400, John Meeks wrote:
On Sat, 17 Sep 2005, Matthew Toseland wrote:
You will have to use the opennet, which is considerably less secure.
I didn't realize that there will still be an opennet. Will this be in
version 0.7, or will there be two
On Sat, Sep 17, 2005 at 03:53:27PM +, Bob wrote:
John Meeks [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The new information about version 0.7 sounds pretty good, but one thing
about it concerns me. Assuming I don't know anyone who is using freenet,
how do I get onto the network? (Remember, I'm asking
On Sat, Sep 17, 2005 at 06:36:53PM +0200, Julien Cornuwel wrote:
Following the post named Hypothetical question, I'd like to expose you
a practical case : the French community. Stop me when I'm wrong.
We all know each others only by Freenet and it is said that it isn't
enough to form a
Matthew Toseland a écrit :
On Sat, Sep 17, 2005 at 06:36:53PM +0200, Julien Cornuwel wrote:
Following the post named Hypothetical question, I'd like to expose you
a practical case : the French community. Stop me when I'm wrong.
We all know each others only by Freenet and it is said that it
Matthew Toseland [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
--snip--
No, there will be an opennet. It will probably operate on similar
principles to the current 0.5 network, but will be 0.7.
We could have a rotating public nodes system like we currently do with
seednodes.ref, but surely this would
It seems to me that finding people to communicate with (trust) is the hard
part, and actually communicating with them is the easy part. The opennet
allows you to not have to trust people, since everything is anonymous, and
thus solves the hard problem (in addition to the easy one). The friends
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