[freenet-support] What to do via command line

Dear Supporters, dear Dennis. On Fri Nov 14 20:50:36 UTC 2008Dennis Nezic asked me: > Out of curiosity, what kinds of things were you looking to do via thecommand > line? Well, I'm using a quite old notebook with a harddisc of 30 GB in it and - more important - with a no more than 512 MB RAM

[freenet-support] What to do via command line

Dear Supporters, dear Dennis. On Fri Nov 14 20:50:36 UTC 2008Dennis Nezic asked me: Out of curiosity, what kinds of things were you looking to do via thecommand line? Well, I'm using a quite old notebook with a harddisc of 30 GB in it and - more important - with a no more than 512 MB RAM

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Dear Supporters, I am a total newbie in freenet. Every time I start freenet I get the alert that my node lies behind a NAT-device or a Firewall and that I should forward my port-Number 11833. After some discovery-attempts in the administration tool of my router I found out that there is

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Dear Supporters, I am a total newbie in freenet. Every time I start freenet I get the alert that my node lies behind a NAT-device or a Firewall and that I should forward my port-Number 11833. After some discovery-attempts in the administration tool of my router I found out that there is

[freenet-support] Former mail "Can't open again" is out of date. Need Friends.

Dear Supporters, the question I have sent to you some hours ago is obsolete. I have found the button to start it again. Freenet is running properly. Now I should try to find some "friends". But still I don't know how to operate it from the command line (bash or dash). Thanks.

[freenet-support] Former mail Can't open again is out of date. Need Friends.

Dear Supporters, the question I have sent to you some hours ago is obsolete. I have found the button to start it again. Freenet is running properly. Now I should try to find some friends. But still I don't know how to operate it from the command line (bash or dash). Thanks.