On May 27, 2011, at 2:28 PM, Dsoslglece wrote:
> Le 27/05/11 20:38, Daxter a écrit :
>>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I want to move my Freenet folder to a larger partition in my computer which
>> is running Mac OSX 10.6. I copied it over and moved the original folder in
>> /Applications/ to the trash (not yet deleting it), and then attempted to run
>> it from its new location. While starting up, however, it warned me that no
>> seednodes.fref file existed and as such it could not connect to the opennet.
>> A quick glance into /Applications/ and I found that Freenet had recreated a
>> folder there and was repopulating it with a number of files, all of which
>> probably were not properly loaded from the new location.
>>
>> I have two theories as to what might be the cause:
>> 1) After I chose the install directory during the original installation, the
>> install script changed a preference file telling Freenet to always look for
>> such files in /Applications/Freenet/ (the original install location) instead
>> of the current directory.
>> 2) regardless of where you choose to install Freenet, something has been
>> hard-coded to look in /Applications/Freenet (for my OS at least).
>>
>> Does anybody know why this is happening? I want to devote a larger portion
>> of my HDD to Freenet, but this issue is preventing me from doing so.
> Normally, Freenet works anywhere (at least on Mac snow leopard).
> For instance, I've got it on my hard disk, but localized in a encrypted
> sparse image bundle.
> in fact, it is possible to take the whole folder containing it (after it has
> been shutted), putting it somewhere else, and start it again, and evrerything
> goes fine again.
>
> The only thing then that has to be changed, is the path to it (for the
> commands), and also not to forget to indicate its new position to
> LittleSnitch…
You say that, and yet my experience proves otherwise. I originally installed it
in my Applications folder and then tried relocating it to another partition.
When starting via run.sh in the new directory, I had the issues mentioned in my
first email.
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