You've the clock several months in advance; I think this can be a proble for Freenet ...
HTH. Marco On Tue, 2004-06-08 at 22:58, iznogoud wrote: > Hi from France, > > > > i just install freenet (5078 freenet-java-webinstall.exe) ( on XP, > firewall activated (i configured the port) …. And I’m a dyndns user so > i fixed it in .ini > > > > My XP is clean .. i just reinstall it :- ) > > > > Before installing freenet i’ve installed SUN JAVA runtime (C:\Program > Files\Java\j2re1.4.2_04\bin\) …. > > > > I’M UNABLE TO DISPLAY ANY PAGE :- ( > > Example : no pix on first page > http://127.0.0.1:8888/servlet/nodeinfo/ > > > > > > I’ve joined the log file in mail > > > > > > HERE IS THE INI FILE : > > > > [Node Config] > > # Freenet configuration file > > # This file was automatically generated by WinConfig on 06/08/04 > > > > [Freenet node] > > # Freenet configuration file > > # Note that all properties may be overridden from the command line, > > # so for example, java freenet.node.Main --listenPort 10000 will cause > > # the setting in this file to be ignored > > > > > > > > > > > > > > # * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * > > # * > > > > # * ------=== READ THIS!!! READ THIS!!! READ THIS!!! > =====------- > > > > # * > > > > # * +++++++++ VERY IMPORTANT!!!!!! +++++++++ > > > > # * > > > > # * "#something" is a comment! > > > > # * "%something" is ALSO a comment! > > > > # * > > > > # * > > # * if you change any settings, REMOVE THE % IN THE BEGINNING OF > THE LINE!!!!! > > > > # * > > > > # * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * > * > > > > > > > > > > > > # Lines that start with "%" are settings that have been unchanged from > > # default, and that are thus ignored by the node (so they don't linger > > # when we want to change the default settings). If you change these > > # settings you should remove the "%". > > > > # This file was automatically generated by Freenet.scripts.Setup (at 8 > juin 2004 22:18:02) > > > > > > # The IP address of this node as seen by the public Internet. You only > need to override this if it cannot be autodetected, for example if you > have a NAT (a.k.a. IP Masquerading) firewall/router, in which case you > will need to set it to the IP address or DNS name of the internet-side > interface of the router, which needs to be static (www.dyndns.org and > similar services can help here if you have a dynamic IP). > > ipAddress=iznogoud.dyndns.org > > > > # The port to listen for incoming FNP (Freenet Node Protocol) > connections on. > > listenPort=56572 > > > > # The port to listen for local FCP (Freenet Client Protocol) > connections on. > > %clientPort=8481 > > > > # A comma-separated list of hosts that may connect to the FCP port > > # (clientPort). If left blank, only the localhost will be allowed. If > you set this, make sure localhost is included in the list or access > won't be allowed from the local machine. > > # May be given as IP addresses or host names. > > fcpHosts=127.0.0.1,localhost > > > > # If this is set then users that can provide the password can > > # can have administrative access. It is recommended that > > # you do not use this without also using adminPeer below > > # in which case both are required. > > %adminPassword=null > > > > # If this is set, then users that are authenticated owners > > # of the given PK identity can have administrative access. > > # If adminPassword is also set both are required. > > %adminPeer=null > > > > # Transient nodes do not give out references to themselves, and should > > # therefore not receive any requests. Set this to yes if you cannot > > # receive incoming connections, or cannot keep the computer > continuously > > # online. > > %transient=false > > > > # If this is true, the node will automatically announce to all nodes > in > > # the <seedFile> file, as specified by <announcementDelay>, etc. > > doAnnounce=yes > > > > # A file containing one or more node references which will be > incorporated > > # into the node's routing table on startup. A reference is only added > if > > # there is no previously existing reference to that node. When this > node > > # announces, it will announce to the nodes listed in this file. > > %seedFile=seednodes.ref > > > > # Set to ng for the Next Generation Routing implementation, classic > for the old Freenet routing algorithm. > > %routingTableImpl=ng > > > > # The directory in which to save diagnostics data. Defaults to > > # <storePath>/stats if left blank. > > %diagnosticsPath=stats > > > > # Datastore implementation. Put "native" (without the quotes) if you > want the new native filesystem datastore, which stores the files in a > directory. Put "convert" to convert from an old monolithic store to a > native store. Note that convert uses lots of disk space while doing > the conversion (approximately twice the datastore size), and the > resulting store may be (temporarily) slightly larger than the old one > due to block size mismatch (this will be fixed as soon as the node > tries to add a file to the store). > > %storeType=freenet > > > > # The path to the file containing the node's private key, DSA group, > > # cipher key, etc. Defaults to node in the current directory. > > %nodeFile= > > > > # The path to the single directory containing the data store. The > total maximum size of the files in the directory is given by > <storeSize>. It will create new files and directories in this dir, and > DELETE OLD ONES. Defaults to store in the current directory. > > %storeFile= > > > > # The byte size of the data store directory. > > # The maximum sized file that will be cached is 1/100th of > > # this value. We recommend the default 256MB, to cache the largest > common > > # file size on freenet, 1MB plus some headers, with plenty of > elbowroom, but > > # any size about 101MB should be adequate (a 1MB chunk is not exactly > 1MB...). > > # Note that if you increase settings such as maximumThreads, you may > need to > > # use a larger store. > > storeSize=2134M > > > > # Size of blocks in the underlying filesystem for purposes of > calculating space usage when storeType=native. > > %storeBlockSize=4096 > > > > # Maximum fraction of the datastore to use for temp files (assuming > the temp dir is not overridden) > > %storeMaxTempFraction=0.33333334 > > > > # deprecated > > %storeCipherName=Twofish > > > > # deprecated > > %storeCipherWidth=128 > > > > # The directory in which to store the routing table files. Defaults to > parent dir of storeDir > > %routingDir= > > > > # Use a datastore index file. Shorter startup time, but we have to run > checkpoints, which lock the datastore, causing a hiccup > > %useDSIndex=true > > > > # If nonzero, specifies an independent limit for incoming data only, > in bytes > > # per second. A 512kbps broadband (DSL or cable) connection is > 64kB/sec, but > > # you may want to use other things than Freenet on it. However, > Freenet's > > # background usage should be close to the output limit most of the > time. > > inputBandwidthLimit=12288 > > > > # If nonzero, specifies an independent limit for outgoing data only, > in bytes > > # per second. Not entirely accurate. If you need exact limiting, do it > at the > > # OS level. A typical broadband connection has either a 128kbps or a > 256kbps > > # uplink, this equates to 16kB/sec and 32kB/sec respectively. You will > need to > > # keep some bandwidth back for other apps and for downloads (yes, > downloading > > # uses a small amount of upload bandwidth). We suggest therefore > limits of > > # 12000 for a 128kbps upload connection, or 24000 for a 256kbps upload > > # connection. Most broadband connections have far more download > bandwidth than > > # upload bandwidth... just because you have 1Mbps download, does not > mean you > > # have 1Mbps upload; if you do not know what your connection's upload > speed is, > > # use one of the above options. > > %outputBandwidthLimit=12288 > > > > # If nonzero, specifies an independent limit for incoming data only > (averaged > > # over a week). (overrides averageBandwidthLimit if nonzero) > > %averageInputBandwidthLimit=0 > > > > # If nonzero, specifies an independent limit for outgoing data only > (averaged > > # over a week). (overrides bandwidthLimit if nonzero) > > %averageOutputBandwidthLimit=0 > > > > # The maximum number of incoming and outgoing connections to allow at > the same time. Forced to 0.4*maximumThreads unless maximumThreads = 0. > > %maxNodeConnections=200 > > > > # Proportion of open connections limit that may be newbie nodes before > we start rejecting new connections (unless there are free slots) > > %maxOpenConnectionsNewbieFraction=0.2 > > > > # Maximum number of file descriptors used by the node for files. Not > including connections. > > %maxNodeFilesOpen=1024 > > > > # maximum number of simultaneous connection opens initiated by the > node > > %maxNegotiations=20 > > > > # The maximum number of outgoing connections established in a one > minute period. Deprecated and ignored. > > %maxConnectionsPerMinute=60 > > > > # The length of the period over which there must be at most > maxConnectionsPerMinute connections. Deprecated and ignored. > > %maxConnectionsMinute=60000 > > > > # The maximum number of outgoing requests per maxRequestsInterval. -1 > = disable. > > %maxRequestsPerInterval=-1 > > > > # The length of the period over which there must be at most > maxRequestsPerInterval connections. > > %maxRequestsInterval=60000 > > > > # The error reporting threshold, one of: > > # Error: Errors only > > # Normal: Report significant events, and errors > > # Minor: Report minor events, significant events, and errors > > # Debug: Report everything that can be reported > > logLevel=Error > > > > # The name of the log file (`NO' to log to standard out) > > %logFile=freenet.log > > > > # A template string for log messages. All non-alphabet characters are > > # reproduced verbatim. Alphabet characters are substituted as > follows: > > # d = date (timestamp), c = class name of the source object, > > # h = hashcode of the object, t = thread name, p = priority, > > # m = the actual log message, u = name the local interface > > %logFormat=d (c, t, p): m > > > > # A template for formatting the timestamp in log messages. Defaults > to > > # the locale specific fully specified date format. The template > string > > # is an ordinary Java date/time template - see: > > # > http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/1.1/docs/api/java.text.SimpleDateFormat.html > > %logDate= > > > > # Detailed list of parts of freenet we want different logging for > > %logLevelDetail= > > > > # Maximum number of log lines to cache, anything above this will be > discarded to prevent deadlocks and blocking > > %logMaxLinesCached=10000 > > > > # Maximum number of logged bytes to cache, anything above this will be > discarded to prevent deadlocks and blocking > > %logMaxBytesCached=10M > > > > # Whether to rotate the log files. This is best done inside freenet > because restarting Fred is slow and loses open connections. > > %logRotate=false > > > > # Whether to launch a native gzip to compress the old log files. > > %logRotateUseNativeGzip=false > > > > # Time interval for logfile rotation. > > %logRotateInterval=hour > > > > # Whether to overwrite old log files; otherwise they are appended to. > > %logOverwrite=false > > > > # The number of references allowed per node in the routing table. > > # This should not be set too high. > > %rtMaxRefs=50 > > > > # The number of unique nodes that can be contained in the routing > table. Note that the node will try to keep an idle connection open to > each of these, so don't set it to more than half the value of > maxNodeConnections. Too big or too small will result in inefficient or > completely useless routing, or slow specialization; the default 50 is > reasonable (if you see another default, it's because you have an OS > with too few connections). > > %rtMaxNodes=100 > > > > # The maximum number or node refs that will be used to route a request > before RNFing. > > # -1 means 1/10th the routing table size. > > %maxRoutingSteps=200 > > > > # The number of outstanding message replies the node will > > # wait for before it starts to abandon them. > > %messageStoreSize=10000 > > > > # The number keys that failed to be retrieved the node should key > track of. > > %failureTableSize=20000 > > > > # failureTableItems: undocumented. > > %failureTableItems=100000 > > > > # The amount of time to keep keys cache keys that could not be found > and > > # automatically fail requests for them. > > %failureTableTime=1800000 > > > > # The node will send a request for a random recently requested key to > the node in the routing table with the fewest accesses, every N > milliseconds. Please enter N. > > %newNodePollInterval=30000 > > > > # Lower bound on Contact Probability of nodes in the Routing Table > > %minCP=0.01 > > > > # Number of consecutive failures required to trigger an ARK lookup > > %failuresLookupARK=10 > > > > # Minimum time that a node in the routing table must have been > uncontactable for before we can trigger an ARK lookup > > %minARKDelay=900000 > > > > # Maximum fraction of maximumThreads to use for ARK lookups > > %maxARKThreadsFraction=0.1 > > > > # The time to wait for connections to be established and > > # authenticated before passing by a node while routing out. > > # Connections that are by passed are still finished and cached > > # for the time set by <connectionTimeout> (in milliseconds). > > %routeConnectTimeout=10000 > > > > # When forwarding a request, the node will reduce the HTL to this > value > > # if it is found to be in excess. > > %maxHopsToLive=10 > > > > # Probability of incrementing hopsSinceReset when forwarding a > request. Leave this alone. > > %probIncHopsSinceReset=0.95 > > > > # Number which is raised to the power of the number of hops since a > datasource reset to determine the cache probability. Set lower for > better routing, higher for more caching/redundancy. The default is > equivalent to approximately 5 nodes caching a file in a request. > > %cacheProbPerHop=0.8 > > > > # Minimum proportion of the datastore that must be filled before > probabilistic caching kicks in. > > %minStoreFullPCache=0.9 > > > > # Minimium proportion of the routing table (classic mode) that must be > filled before probabilistic > > # referencing kicks in. > > %minRTFullPRef=0.3 > > > > # Minimum proportion of the routing table nodes that must be filled > and not backed off before > > # probabilistic referencing kicks in > > %minRTNodesPRef=0.8 > > > > # The logarithm to the base 2 of the maximum file data+metadata size > > # that the node will accept. 20 means 1 megabyte, which is reasonable. > > %maxLog2DataSize=20 > > > > # The number of nodes that each announcement message should besent to. > > %announcementHTL=15 > > > > # The number of attempts to make at announcing this node in any given > attempt for any given node . Zero means the node will not announce > itself. > > %announcementAttempts=3 > > > > # The time between polling for 1 hours no incoming requests to > > # force reannouncement. > > %announcementPollInterval=900000 > > > > # Delay before announcing on first startup > > %announcementFirstDelay=0 > > > > # If we run out of seed nodes, we can use other nodes from therouting > table to announce to. However, since the trust levelof these nodes is > unknown, this is not recommended for thetruly paranoid. > > %announcementThreads=3 > > > > # announce to nodes from routing table? > > %announcementUseRT=true > > > > # The number of keys to request from the returned close values > > # after an Announcement (this is per announcement made). > > %initialRequests=10 > > > > # The hops that initial requests should make. > > %initialRequestHTL=25 > > > > # Whether to emply load balancing algorithms against the > > # network. > > %doLoadBalance=true > > > > # set yes to allow permanent nodes with non-internet-resolvable > addresses. Do not use this except in a local testing network. > > %localIsOK=false > > > > # set yes to not bandwidth throttle connections to LocalInterfaces > i.e. FCP and mainport > > %dontLimitClients=false > > > > # set yes to run the bandwidth limiter over all connections, local, > network or internet. Overridden by dontLimitClients. > > %limitAll=false > > > > # URI to mainport servlet, e.g. for SSL tunneling > > %mainportURIOverride= > > > > # URI to distribution servlet, e.g. for SSL tunneling > > %distributionURIOverride= > > > > # How often (in seconds) to do aggressive garbage collection. May > impact performance but should reduce working set. Set to 0 to > disable. > > %aggressiveGC=0 > > > > # How often (in minutes) to check for config file changes. Set to 0 > to disable. > > %configUpdateInterval=5 > > > > # How often (in minutes) to check for seednodes file changes. Set to > 0 to disable. > > %seednodesUpdateInterval=5 > > > > # The mainport and distribution servlets can display data in one out > of two modes, Simple or Advanced. This parameter selects which of the > two modes that should be the default mode. > > %defaultToSimpleUIMode=true > > > > # The OCM web page display data in one out of two modes, > ConnectionsMode or PeerMode. This parameter selects which of the two > modes that should be the default mode. > > %defaultToOCMHTMLPeerHandlerMode=true > > > > # Frequency in seconds to run the IP detector. Set to 0 or less to > disable. > > %ipDetectorInterval=10 > > > > # A comma delimited list of services that are run when the node > starts. If you don't know what this means, just accept the defaults. > > %services=mainport, distribution > > > > # The Java class of the distribution servlet. You shouldn't need to > touch this. > > %distribution.class=freenet.node.http.DistributionServlet > > > > # The port that the distribution servlet listens for HTTP requests on. > > %distribution.port=8891 > > > > # A directory containing (some of) the files needed for the > Distribution Servlet - for example, a CVS tree, or where the UNIX > tarball was unpacked. > > %distribution.params.unpacked=. > > > > # These IP addresses will be allowed to access the distribution pages > generated by the DistributionServlet. Default * means everyone. > > %distribution.allowedHosts=* > > > > # Directory used by the node to store redistributibles for the > Distribution Servlet - there is rarely any need to override this. > > %distribution.params.distribDir= > > > > # How long to wait for authentication before giving up (in > milliseconds) > > %authTimeout=120000 > > > > # How long to listen on an inactive connection before closing > > # (if reply address is known) > > %connectionTimeout=600000 > > > > # The expected time it takes a Freenet node to pass a message. > > # Used to calculate timeout values for requests. > > %hopTimeExpected=4000 > > > > # The expected standard deviation in hopTimeExpected. > > %hopTimeDeviation=7000 > > > > # Select which implementation of ThreadFactory to use. Q: > QThreadFactory. F: FastThreadFactory. Y: YetAnotherThreadFactory > (default). > > %threadFactory=Y > > > > # Target maximum number of threads in pool. As this is approached,the > node will begin rejecting requests and possibly connections.Default -1 > means use value of maximumThreads parameter. > > %targetMaxThreads=-1 > > > > # If true, above 2000ms tickerDelay (successfulDelayCutoff) all > incoming requests will be rejected, and above 1000ms, nearly all > incoming requests will be rejected. This is an attempt to prevent the > node from totally overwhelming the hardware it runs on, and slowing > down the network in the process. > > %doRequestTriageByDelay=true > > > > # Should we use thread management? If this number is defined and > non-zero, this specifies the max number of threads in the pool. If > this is overrun, connections will be rejected and events won't execute > on time. Certain thread-consuming activities limit themselves to > using a fraction of this value. > > %maximumThreads=120 > > > > # If true, when messageSendTimeRequest goes above > requestSendTimeCutoff, nearly all incoming requests will be rejected. > messageSendTime correlates with CPU and bandwidth usage, and if it is > too high your node will not do any useful work anyway because the > messages will time out. > > %doRequestTriageBySendTime=true > > > > # Some thread factories may queue jobs for a short period before > creating new threads, in case some active threads finish jobs in the > mean time. tfTolerableQueueDelay specifies how long jobs must wait > before new threads are created for it. If tfAbsoluteMaxThreads is > specified, then this delay increases inversely with the number of > allowed but not created threads. > > %tfTolerableQueueDelay=200 > > > > # The node will start to selectively reject requests above this load > level. > > %overloadLow=0.5 > > > > # Thread factories which queue jobs before creating new threads can > actually limit the number of threads. The required wait time > tfTolerableQueueDelay is multiplied by tfAbsoluteMaxThreads and > divided by the number allowed but not created yet. Thus, if 90% of > the allowed threads exist, the delay is increased 10 fold. If all of > the allowed threads exist, no more threads will be created. A value > of zero means no limit. > > %tfAbsoluteMaxThreads=500 > > > > # The node will reject all QueryRequests above this load level. > > %overloadHigh=0.8 > > > > # The node will reject nearly all incoming queries when routingTime is > over this value. > > %requestDelayCutoff=1000 > > > > # If doRequestTriageByDelay is true, the node will reject ALL > connections when routingTime > successfulDelayCutoff. > > %successfulDelayCutoff=2000 > > > > # If doRequestTriageBySendTime is true, the node will reject queries > when messageSendTimeRequest > requestSendTimeCutoff. > > %requestSendTimeCutoff=1000 > > > > # If doRequestTriageBySendTime is true, the node will reject ALL > connections if messageSendTimeRequest > successfulSendTimeCutoff > > %successfulSendTimeCutoff=2000 > > > > # If true, the node will refuse incoming requests according to > outLimitCutoff. > > %doOutLimitCutoff=false > > > > # If the previous minute's outbound transfer limit was exceeded by > this factor or more, the node will reject incoming requests. > > %outLimitCutoff=0.8 > > > > # Whether to refuse incoming conections when the node's outbound > bandwidth limit is exceeded by the factor specified by > outLimitConnectCutoff. > > %doOutLimitConnectCutoff=true > > > > # If the previous minute's outbound transfer limit was exceeded by > this factor or more, the node will reject incoming connections. > > %outLimitConnectCutoff=2.0 > > > > # The low level bandwidth limiter is not entirely accurate. It has > however been found that it can be made more accurate by multiplying > the limit by a fudge factor of around 70%. This may vary from system > to system so is a config option. Probably not useful with the new > outLimitCutoff option... Leave it alone unless you know what you are > doing. Distinct from lowLevelBWLimitMultiplier so that we can change > the default even if the latter has been overridden. > > %lowLevelBWLimitFudgeFactor=0.75 > > > > # Freenet has 2 separate bandwidth limiting mechanisms. The low level > bandwidth limiter is more accurate, but can cause bad things to > happeen and is quite expensive in terms of CPU time, and works by > delaying messages, which may not be desirable. So by default limiting > is done mainly by the high level limiter (see outLimitCutoff and > outLimitConnectCutoff), and the low level limiter is set to a higher > value to ensure that the node's usage does not get completely out of > control when something unusual happens. Set the factor to multiply the > bandwidth limits by before feeding them to the low level limiter here. > > %lowLevelBWLimitMultiplier=1.4 > > > > # doLowLevelOutputLimiting: undocumented. > > %doLowLevelOutputLimiting=true > > > > # Whether to try to use the actual CPUusage percentage in the load > estimate calculation. > > %doCPULoad=false > > > > # doLowLevelInputLimiting: undocumented. > > %doLowLevelInputLimiting=true > > > > # Maximum number of messages queued on a connection before we force > opening of a new connection. Note that a value too low will cause lots > of connections to be opened; this takes time and bandwidth. Note also > that messages are not necessarily sent one at a time; over 10 messages > (approximately) can sometimes be packed into a single packet. > > %sendingQueueLength=256 > > > > # Maximum number of bytes queued on a connection before we force > opening of a new connection. Note that a value too low will cause lots > of connections to be opened; this takes time and bandwidth. Note also > that messages are not necessarily sent one at a time; over 10 messages > (approximately) can sometimes be packed into a single packet. > > %sendingQueueBytes=11936 > > > > # Default value for minimum time between requests, sent to requesting > nodes as part of load balancing > > %requestIntervalDefault=1000 > > > > # Number by which to multiply requestInterval when we get a > QueryRejected. > > %requestIntervalQRFactor=1.05 > > > > # What size should the blocks have when moving data? > > %blockSize=4096 > > > > # The default size of stream buffers. > > %streamBufferSize=16384 > > > > # The maximum number of bytes of padding to allow between messages > > # and in Void messages. > > %maximumPadding=65536 > > > > # Set true to enable inbound contact monitoring. > > %logInboundContacts=false > > > > # Set true to enable outbound contact monitoring. > > %logOutboundContacts=false > > > > # Set true to enable per host inbound request monitoring. > > %logInboundRequests=false > > > > # Set true to enable per host outbound request monitoring. > > %logOutboundRequests=false > > > > # Set true to count non-local TCP bytes sent for diagnostics. Also > used for medium range bandwidth limiting. Since we for performance > reasons don't limit messages and connection negotiation, we need to > have some other way to keep bandwidth under control. This is it. We > reject all queries if the previous minute's total was more than 50% > over the limit. > > %logOutputBytes=true > > > > # Debugging only, setting this to true will remove your anonymity! > > %watchme=false > > > > # Set true to enable logging of inbound InsertRequest key > distribution. > > %logInboundInsertRequestDist=false > > > > # Set true to count non-local TCP bytes received for diagnostics. Also > used for part of rate limiting. > > %logInputBytes=true > > > > # Number of times watchMe will attempt to initialize > > %watchmeRetries=3 > > > > # Set true to enable logging of successful inbound InsertRequests' key > distribution. > > %logSuccessfulInsertRequestDist=false > > > > # The node will have this probability, on average (it varies according > to load unless you set doLoadBalance=no), of resetting the datasource. > Increase this to get more load, reduce it to get less load. > > %defaultResetProbability=0.05 > > > > # LoadStats: Global queries/hour is calculated from at most this > number of peers. > > %lsMaxTableSize=100 > > > > # LoadStats: Current proportion of requests being accepted is > calculated from the fate of this number of recent requests. The local > queries/hour is calculated from the time it took for this number of > queries to arrive, averaged at least every time this number of queries > is received. > > %lsAcceptRatioSamples=500 > > > > # Half life in hours of the queries per hour decaying average. Small > values permit the value to change rapidly; large values force it to > change slowly. Use zero to get prior behavior. > > %lsHalfLifeHours=1.2 > > > > # Dir. used for FEC temp files. You don't need to set this. > > %FECTempDir= > > > > # Number of FEC instances to cache. Set to 1 unless you expect more > than one simultaneous FEC operation. > > %FECInstanceCacheSize=1 > > > > # Number of concurrent FEC encodes/decodes allowed. Each codec can use > up to 24Mb of memory. > > %FECMaxConcurrentCodecs=1 > > > > # Default FEC encoder implementation. > > %FEC.Encoders.0.class=OnionFECEncoder > > > > # Default FEC decoder implementation. > > %FEC.Decoders.0.class=OnionFECDecoder > > > > # The directory used for temporary files. Used currently by fproxy and > the FCP FEC mechanism, if their individual temp dirs are not set. If > this is left unset, it will create a tempdir in the datastore (if the > datastore is native). > > tempDir=C:\DOCUME~1\IZNOGOUD\LOCALS~1\Temp\freenet\ > > > > # If true, temp space counts as part of the datastore for space > accounting purposes. This means that freenet will never use > significantly more disk space than the configured storeSize (ignoring > space used for log files and routing table files), but it also means > that if you have a small store you may not be able to download large > files. > > %tempInStore=false > > > > # Disables anonymity threatening servlets and infolets on a multi-user > machine > > %publicNode=false > > > > # Set false to disable inserts through FProxy. > > %httpInserts=true > > > > # Set false to disable FCP insertion. > > %fcpInserts=true > > > > # Template set to use for user interface over HTTP. Default is aqua. > Change it if you want to use another one - currently there is just one > extra set (simple), but they can be added to > src/freenet/node/http/templates/ easily enough > > %UITemplateSet=aqua > > > > # safe MIME types that will be passed through to the browser without > query or filtering > > %filterPassThroughMimeTypes=text/plain,image/jpeg,image/gif,image/png > > > > # Name of the interface class to run the mainport service. You do not > need to change this. > > %mainport.class=freenet.interfaces.servlet.MultipleHttpServletContainer > > > > # Port to run the main Freenet HTTP interface on... this is the port > that is accessed by your web browser when you are browsing freenet via > fproxy, or looking at the various status monitors. This is normally > only accessible from localhost, and is different from the public FNP > port that other freenet nodes talk to, the FCP port that client > programs talk to, and the distribution port that you can run a freenet > distribution website on. > > %mainport.port=8888 > > > > # List of IP addresses (for example "192.168.1.7"), DNS names ("erica" > or "www.nsa.gov") or netmasks ("192.168.1.0/24") of hosts (computers) > that should be allowed to access the main web interface of your > freenet node. Defaults to localhost (127.0.0.0/8) only. > > %mainport.allowedHosts=127.0.0.0/8 > > > > # IP address of one interface for the main freenet web interface to > listen on, or "*" to listen on all interfaces. Will be automatically > determined from mainport.allowedHosts if not given; leave it alone. > > %mainport.bindAddress= > > > > # Path within mainport for fproxy. Leave this alone > > %mainport.params.servlet.1.uri=/ > > > > # HTTP method for fproxy. Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.servlet.1.method=GET > > > > # servlet class to run fproxy. Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.servlet.1.class=freenet.client.http.FproxyServlet > > > > # name of first servlet on mainport (normally fproxy - "Freenet HTTP > proxy (fproxy)"). Leave this alone.) > > %mainport.params.servlet.1.name=Freenet HTTP proxy (fproxy) > > > > # hops to live (HTL) of requests made by fproxy > > %mainport.params.servlet.1.params.requestHtl=15 > > > > # MIME types regarded as safe that are passed to the browser without > filtering or warning in fproxy. The default is empty (""), which means > to use the node global default filterPassThroughMimeTypes > > mainport.params.servlet.1.params.passThroughMimeTypes=text/plain,image/jpeg,image/gif,image/png > > > > # Whether to run the anonymity filter to remove HTML and CSS tags that > might cause your browser to damage your anonymity > > %mainport.params.servlet.1.params.filter=true > > > > # whether to make the anonymity filter really paranoid; currently this > causes strings in CSS to be removed if they contain colons (":") > > %mainport.params.servlet.1.params.filterParanoidStringCheck=false > > > > # Number of key overrides Fproxy should track... these are the > confirmation pages you get when you go to some file that fproxy > doesn't know how to handle > > %mainport.params.servlet.1.params.maxForceKeys=100 > > > > # Whether to tell the browser not to cache Freenet content > > %mainport.params.servlet.1.params.noCache=false > > > > # Whether to send /robots.txt to the browser > > %mainport.params.servlet.1.params.doSendRobots=true > > > > # Opera and IE suffer from a design flaw that prevent FProxy from > protecting > > # your anonymity properly. In Opera, it can be turned off. If you are > sure you > > # have done so (read the warning page for instructions), enable this > option to > > # eliminate the warning page. > > %mainport.params.servlet.1.params.dontWarnOperaUsers=false > > > > # Path within mainport for the Node Info Servlet - this contains > infolets which present pages of information about the node as well as > the default front page > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.uri=/servlet/nodeinfo/ > > > > # HTTP method for Node Info Servlet. Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.method=GET > > > > # servlet class to run Node Info Servlet. Leave this alone > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.class=freenet.node.http.NodeInfoServlet > > > > # name of (usually) Node Info Servlet. Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.name=Web Interface > > > > # Path within mainport for the Images - this serves static images > needed by fproxy and the Node Info Servlet > > %mainport.params.servlet.3.uri=/servlet/images/ > > > > # HTTP method for Images Servlet. Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.servlet.3.method=GET > > > > # servlet class to run Images Servlet. Leave this alone > > %mainport.params.servlet.3.class=freenet.client.http.ImageServlet > > > > # name of (usually) Images Servlet. Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.servlet.3.name=Server Images > > > > # Path within mainport for the Insert Servlet - used to insert files > into freenet from the web interface > > %mainport.params.servlet.4.uri=/servlet/Insert > > > > # HTTP method for Insert Servlet (needs BOTH GET for status and PUT > for uploads). Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.servlet.4.method=BOTH > > > > # servlet class to run Insert Servlet. Leave this alone > > %mainport.params.servlet.4.class=freenet.client.http.InsertServlet > > > > # name of (usually) Insert Servlet. Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.servlet.4.name=Insert Proxy Status > > > > # Hops-to-Live value (HTL) of inserts through the web interface > > %mainport.params.servlet.4.params.insertHtl=20 > > > > # Number of threads to allocate to insert a splitfile through the web > interface > > %mainport.params.servlet.4.params.sfInsertThreads=30 > > > > # Number of retries if a block insert fails > > %mainport.params.servlet.4.params.sfInsertRetries=3 > > > > # How frequently to update insert status > > %mainport.params.servlet.4.params.sfRefreshIntervalSecs=15 > > > > # Path within mainport for the Node Status Servlet - displays detailed > information about node status. Disabled if publicNode is on. > > %mainport.params.servlet.5.uri=/servlet/nodestatus/ > > > > # HTTP method for Node Status Servlet. Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.servlet.5.method=BOTH > > > > # servlet class to run Node Status Servlet. Leave this alone > > %mainport.params.servlet.5.class=freenet.client.http.NodeStatusServlet > > > > # name of (usually) Node Status Servlet. Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.servlet.5.name=Node Status > > > > # Path within mainport for the SplitFile Download Servlet - used to > download large files through the web interface > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.uri=/servlet/SFRequest/ > > > > # HTTP method for SplitFile Download Servlet. Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.method=BOTH > > > > # servlet class to run SplitFile Download Servlet. Leave this alone > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.class=freenet.client.http.SplitFileRequestServlet > > > > # name of (usually) SplitFile Download Servlet. Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.name=SplitFile Download Servlet (alpha!) > > > > # Hops-To-Live of requests for the metadata of the splitfiles > downloading splitfiles from the web interface. > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.requestHtl=10 > > > > # initial Hops-To-Live (HTL) of requests for blocks downloading > splitfiles > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfBlockRequestHtl=0 > > > > # Number of retries on each block in a splitfile download > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfRequestRetries=4 > > > > # Amount to increase the HTL by on each retry > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfRetryHtlIncrement=5 > > > > # Number of threads to use to download a splitfile via the web > interface > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfRequestThreads=30 > > > > # Whether to run paranoid checks on blocks downloaded as part of a > splitfile > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfDoParanoidChecks=true > > > > # How frequently to update the splitfile user interface while > downloading > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfRefreshIntervalSecs=15 > > > > # Whether to skip the local datastore when downloading splitfiles. If > you don't know what this means you don't need it. > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfSkipDS=false > > > > # Whether to use the downloader user interface when downloading files. > If set to no, files will be downloaded directly without showing any > progress monitor, but this may take a very long time and most > splitfiles do not send any data until the whole file has been > downloaded > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfUseUI=true > > > > # Run the anonymity filter on HTML splitfiles? > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfRunFilter=true > > > > # Whether to randomize the order of segment downloads for splitfiles. > Normally this is a good thing. > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfRandomSegs=true > > > > # Make the anonymity filter on HTML splitfiles really paranoid? > Currently this causes strings in CSS to be removed if they contain > colons (":") > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfFilterParanoidStringCheck=false > > > > # Default HTL of inserts caused by splitfile healing code > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfHealHtl=20 > > > > # Percentage of missing blocks to reinsert after fetching a redundant > splitfile. Reinsertion is done in the background, so the default of > 100 is quite reasonable. > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfHealPercentage=100 > > > > # If true, large "splitfiles" will always be saved as > application/octet-stream, to force the browser to save the file to > disk rather than trying to open it in place. > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfForceSave=true > > > > # Default folder to save large downloaded files to. Defaults to a > folder > > # called "freenet-downloads" in your home directory. > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfDefaultSaveDir=C:\Documents and > Settings\IZNOGOUD\freenet-downloads > > > > # Whether to write splitfiles to disk by default, rather than sending > them to the browser > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfDefaultWriteToDisk=true > > > > # Set true to disable the option to write splitfile downloads direct > to disk rather than streaming them to the browser. Automatically > enabled if publicNode is set. > > %mainport.params.servlet.7.params.sfDisableWriteToDisk=false > > > > # Path within mainport for web interface redirect > > %mainport.params.defaultServlet.uri=/default > > > > # Path within mainport for the Insert Servlet - used to insert files > into freenet from the web interface > > %mainport.params.servlet.6.uri=/ > > > > # mainport.params.servlet.8.uri: undocumented. > > %mainport.params.servlet.8.uri=/servlet/stream/ > > > > # mainport.params.servlet.8.method: undocumented. > > %mainport.params.servlet.8.method=GET > > > > # HTTP method for Insert Servlet (should be PUT). Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.servlet.6.method=POST > > > > # HTTP method for web interface redirect. Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.defaultServlet.method=GET > > > > # mainport.params.servlet.8.class: undocumented. > > %mainport.params.servlet.8.class=freenet.client.http.StreamServlet > > > > # servlet class to run Insert Servlet. Leave this alone > > %mainport.params.servlet.6.class=freenet.client.http.InsertServlet > > > > # servlet class to run web interface redirect. Leave this alone > > %mainport.params.defaultServlet.class=freenet.client.http.RedirectServlet > > > > # mainport.params.servlet.8.name: undocumented. > > %mainport.params.servlet.8.name=Freenet Streaming Servlet > > > > # name of (usually) Insert Servlet. Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.servlet.6.name=Insert Proxy > > > > # name of (usually) web interface redirect. Leave this alone. > > %mainport.params.defaultServlet.name=Web Interface Redirect > > > > # Hops-to-Live value (HTL) of inserts through the web interface > > %mainport.params.servlet.6.params.insertHtl=20 > > > > # path in the servlet to the default page > > %mainport.params.defaultServlet.params.targetURL=/servlet/nodeinfo/ > > > > # Number of threads to allocate to insert a splitfile through the web > interface > > %mainport.params.servlet.6.params.sfInsertThreads=20 > > > > # Number of retries if a block insert fails > > %mainport.params.servlet.6.params.sfInsertRetries=3 > > > > # How frequently to update insert status > > %mainport.params.servlet.6.params.sfRefreshIntervalSecs=15 > > > > # mainport.params.servlet.9.uri: undocumented. > > %mainport.params.servlet.9.uri=/servlet/streamInsert/ > > > > # mainport.params.servlet.9.method: undocumented. > > %mainport.params.servlet.9.method=GET > > > > # mainport.params.servlet.9.class: undocumented. > > %mainport.params.servlet.9.class=freenet.client.http.StreamInsertServlet > > > > # mainport.params.servlet.9.name: undocumented. > > %mainport.params.servlet.9.name=Freenet Stream Insert Servlet > > > > # Number of bookmarks on fproxy, or -1 to include all specified ones > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.bookmarks.count=-1 > > > > # The first bookmark for the web proxy > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]/TFE// > > > > # The title for the first bookmark for the web proxy > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.bookmarks.0.title=The Freedom Engine > > > > # The name of the activelink image within the key for the first > bookmark > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.bookmarks.0.activelinkFile=ActiveLink.jpg > > > > # The description of the first bookmark on the web proxy > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.bookmarks.0.description=Oldest living > Freenet portal > > > > # The second bookmark for the web proxy > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]/FreenetHelp// > > > > # The title for the second bookmark for the web proxy > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.bookmarks.1.title=The Freenet Help Index > > > > # The name of the activelink image within the key for the second > bookmark > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.bookmarks.1.activelinkFile=ActiveLink.png > > > > # The description of the second bookmark on the web proxy > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.bookmarks.1.description=Index of Freenet > help resources > > > > # The third bookmark for the web proxy > > [EMAIL PROTECTED],NzRr-Pj88cVT0bN~1urLVg/FIND// > > > > # The title for the third bookmark for the web proxy > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.bookmarks.2.title=FIND is Not Dolphin > > > > # The name of the activelink image within the key for the third > bookmark > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.bookmarks.2.activelinkFile=activelink.png > > > > # The description of the third bookmark on the web proxy > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.bookmarks.2.description=Index of sites > available within the "stable" network > > > > # The fourth bookmark for the web proxy > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]/CofE// > > > > # The title for the fourth bookmark for the web proxy > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.bookmarks.3.title=Content of Evil > > > > # The name of the activelink image within the key for the fourth > bookmark > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.bookmarks.3.activelinkFile=CofETitle.jpg > > > > # The description of the fourth bookmark on the web proxy > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.bookmarks.3.description=One of Freenet's > oldest Freesites, witty discussion of Freenet, the universe, and > everything > > > > # The fifth bookmark for the web proxy > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]/YoYo// > > > > # The title for the fifth bookmark for the web proxy > > %mainport.params.servlet.2.bookmarks.4.title=YoYo! 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