Is it possible to manage sets of darknet nodes through ssh? That is, can I directly edit the ~/freenet/peers-* and ~/freenet/extra-peer-data-*/0 files, rather than adding and removing peers through FProxy's dialogs? Am I correct that the freenet daemon reads those files when starting, and then updates them while running and/or when stopping? Working with a small darknet, I see that most of the lines for a particular peer are the same in ~/freenet/peers-* files for all nodes. Some are always different in different nodes, but they seem to be just historical data:
totalInput totalOutput metadata.hadRoutableConnectionCount metadata.peersLocation metadata.routableConnectionCheckCount metadata.timeLastConnected metadata.timeLastReceivedAck metadata.timeLastReceivedPacket metadata.timeLastRoutable Can I just not include them, when configuring new nodes to peer with other nodes in my darknet? Or should I set default initial values? Although the values for "full.sigP256", "full.ark.number", and "full.physical.udp" for a particular peer are not the same in ~/freenet/peers-* files in all nodes, they do appear in multiple nodes. Can I use one valid set of those values when configuring new nodes? For a particular peer, there is also variability among nodes in the first line of the "0" files in ~/freenet/extra-peer-data-12345/eb.......................................Mc/. For example, in some nodes I see: $ cat ~/freenet/extra-peer-data-12345/eb.......................................Mc/0 Ozj....................Mc/0 peerNoteType=1 privateDarknetComment=Q2........................................Fh extraPeerDataType=2 End But in others, I see: $ cat ~/freenet/extra-peer-data-54321/eb.......................................Mc/0 zj....................Mc/0 peerNoteType=1 privateDarknetComment=Q2........................................Fh extraPeerDataType=2 End Can I just use one of those values ("Ozj..." or "zj...") when configuring new nodes?