As far as I know, I don't know anyone running Freenet, so I'm running
in insecure/promiscuous mode. Freenet kindly warns me that others
can therefore identify my node and attack it. However, although I've
read the FAQ and googled some, I'm not clear what sorts of attacks
are possible, other t
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As far as I know, I don't know anyone running Freenet, so I'm running
in insecure/promiscuous mode. Freenet kindly warns me that others
can therefore identify my node and attack it. However, although I've
read the FAQ and googled some, I'm not clear what sorts of attacks
are possible, other t
Some time ago, I had to restart my node once every two weeks or so,
because its CPU consumption would grow over time -- and after reaching
90 % or more rendering the computer useless.
However, lately these things occur very often. The node starts
consuming more and more CPU resources, pushing it to
ed to
be using more memory... but I don't understand what could have caused that.
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Thank you, Volodya (and Matthew). What actually happened was that
Freenet created a new Firefox profile, with (to me, at least) a very
strange set of color and menu preferences (e.g., no Tools), and then
Firefox saved that as the new default. I was tired at the time, and
distracted by the fact
Freenet 0.7 build 1144 is now available. Please upgrade. Please let me know if
auto-update doesn't work for you. This build will be mandatory on Monday, and
the main change is a couple of major bugfixes to the load limiting code which
will hopefully result in nodes accepting fewer SSKs and more
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> Thanks
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> =
> Jim Cook
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On Friday 25 April 2008 16:51, Level 13 wrote:
> Some time ago, I had to restart my node once every two weeks or so,
> because its CPU consumption would grow over time -- and after reaching
> 90 % or more rendering the computer useless.
> However, lately these things occur very often. The node star
Some time ago, I had to restart my node once every two weeks or so,
because its CPU consumption would grow over time -- and after reaching
90 % or more rendering the computer useless.
However, lately these things occur very often. The node starts
consuming more and more CPU resources, pushing it to
On Friday 25 April 2008 04:12, vinyl1 wrote:
> It seems that memory use is up, and so is the number of peers backed off.
Maybe peers are experiencing memory issues?
>
> I have cut my output bandwith in an attempt to mitigate the problem.
Can you be a bit more specific? A copy of your statistic
On Friday 25 April 2008 07:33, Jim Cook wrote:
> I just installed Freenet 0.7, and it seems to have replaced Firefox 2
> with Firefox 1. I suspect that, if I reinstall Firefox 2, I may
> screw up Freenet.
Have you tried rebooting? Once a firefox window is open, any new attempts to
open a firef
I just installed Freenet 0.7, and it seems to have replaced Firefox 2
with Firefox 1. I suspect that, if I reinstall Firefox 2, I may
screw up Freenet.
Is that so? And if it's so, is there a workaround (other than
running Freenet in a virtual machine)?
Also, what's up with Google Toolbar? I
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