Pene ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Matthew Toseland: > >Do you have a freenet.log file? > > No, I have not any freenet.log files? I thought that the Installation > Program would have created one, that is why I did not do it myself. Need I > create a freenet.log file myself? If there had been any such file, I should > have added it in my query to be more precise about my troubles over here.
No, you should not create one manually. The installation does not create it; instead, the Freenet node creates it when you run the node. It should be in your Freenet directory (which, for me, is C:\Program Files\Freenet -- yours may be different). > >Is your datastore native or monolithic? pre5 will automatically upgrade a > >monolithic datastore, but it will take a while. > > I am sorry that I do not understand your questions. I do apologise. Can you > please tell me what I have missed? You should have a freenet.ini file, which is created during the installation. This will (probably) have a storeType line it like this: storeType=native But of course yours will probably not say "native". > Although my node is permanent, this problem continues even to-day. I > uninstalled Mozilla 1.2 alpha and installed Mozilla 1.0.1. But nothing..... > In the Microsoft Explorer 5.0 I get not even that famous warning about the > inadequacy of this browser concerning anonymity. It seems as though I had > not installed anything. The results in the Control Panel indicate that they > have been installed. I'm not a Windows expert by any means, but a couple things come to mind: 1) Use the task manager (Ctrl-Alt-Del in Win98) to see what processes are running. You should see either Freenet or Java there if it's running. 2) Use "netstat -an" from a command prompt to see what ports your OS is listening to. You should see your Freenet node protocol port (which is unique to your node), and then the generic services like mainport (8888) and possibly nodestatus (8889). -- Greg Wooledge | "Truth belongs to everybody." [EMAIL PROTECTED] | - The Red Hot Chili Peppers http://wooledge.org/~greg/ |
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