Fuqidもここを参照すれば、だいたいは同じなのでわかると思う。
最新はフリーサイトのここで、download the current BETA version 1.5.24 here
をクリックしてforce save to diskをクリックすればDLできると思う。
SSK@CKesZYUJWn2GMvoif1R4SDbujIgPAgM/fuqidbeta/7//
tp://www.geocities.jp/p2pfreenet/fuqid.html
>>0f919ef6 http://localhost:8888/stats/
Java Info
* Used Java memory: 997 MiB
* Allocated Java memory: 1.02 GiB
* Maximum Java memory: 1.77 GiB
* Running threads: 177/500
* Available CPUs: 4
* Java Version: 1.6.0_18
* Java VM Vendor: Sun Microsystems Inc.
* Java VM Name: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM
* Java VM Version: 14.0-b16
* OS Name: Linux
* OS Version: 2.6.32-5-amd64
* OS Architecture: amd64
FCP
LAN内の別PCから接続可能な状態に設定
IP address to bind toに0.7入れたPCのローカルIPを追加
例：127.0.0.1,192.168.1.10
Allowed hostsに接続するネットワークを追加
例：127.0.0.1,192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0
Hosts allowed full accessに接続するPCのローカルIPを追加
例：127.0.0.1,192.168.1.10,192.168.1.11
Web interface
IP address to bind toに0.7入れたPCのローカルIPを追加
例：127.0.0.1,192.168.1.10
Hostnames or IP address that are aloowed to connect FProxyに接続するネットワークを追加
例：127.0.0.1,192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0
Hosts having a full access to FProxyに接続するPCのローカルIPを追加
例：127.0.0.1,192.168.1.10,192.168.1.11
Logs
Enable logging?をfalseに変更
Core settings
Maximum memoryを512に変更※1024とかにしてみたけど転送時でも300M程度までしか上がらない
Maximum HTLを50に変更※テスト用、ほとんどの方が18もしくは20程度なので25くらいで十分なハズ
Output bandwidth limitを10MiBに変更
Input bandwidth limitを10MiBに変更
Store size in bytesを20GiB(20651520KiB)に変更
Datastore maximum memory usageを20MiBに変更(エンコード併用時)、余裕があるなら0で30%使用
※Maximum memoryは上記で512と設定しているので0指定で153.6Mが上限
Maximum size of a RAMBucketを512MiBに変更※テスト中、一時ファイルの許容量？
Amount of RAM to dedicate to temporary buckesを25MiBに変更
Size of the client cache?を1024MiBに変更※クライアント間のキャッシュかな。
Freenet for the Machintosh
ttp://buttsnot.com/freenet/
Mac用Frost
ttp://www.zeropaid.com/frost/
Freenet玉石混交リンク集
ttp://www.geocities.co.jp/SiliconValley-PaloAlto/1841/
Transfer initiatedはFN側で変換中だけどCPUとディスクアクセスの負荷が高いのでひたすら待つべし。
CPU負荷100%張付きの環境だと厳しいかも。
ディスク負荷分散はnode.db4o.cryptやpersistent-temp～の置き場所をstore物理的に別HDDに分けるなど。
少しでもCPU負荷を減らしたいならnode.db4o等の暗号化をしない為、セキュリティーレベルの
Protection if your computer is seized or stolenの項目をLowにする。
（FrostのデータやUL/DLしたデータを全部暗号化していないならFNだけ暗号化するとか意味ないから）
PenDC1.6G,Men4G
DL先 HDD1
store HDD2
node.db4o Ramdisk
persistent-temp～ SSD
Cange DefaultSettings AutoActive to False
接続先のNodeが立ち上がっていないまま起動するとデバックに不都合なので
起動時に自動的にConect to nodeにする設定である
Settings→Miscellaneous→Star activatesの初期値を無効にしました。
FLastInsDir change type from String to WideString
iniファイルへの登録がEncodeされておらず、ini内の文字コードが混在していた。
内部的にはFLastGetDirがWideStringになっているのでFLastInsDirもWideString化して統一。
I've inserted patched builds in the past and I'll start again until toad (or whoever can release freenet builds in the future) comes up with a reasonable build himself.
The patch modifies congestion control of build 1405 which forced everybody to use AIMD=true. Though this patched version might not be quite as fast as previous versions without AIMD I think it works better:
- Less backoff, stable and higher number of connected peers
- Routing missdistances are much smaller and stable which is probably important for inserts
- better success rates by HTL
The patch to source of original freenet build 1405 below contains two parts
- (not so important) a fix for broken CompatibilityMode FCP message where toad seems not to care about
- a patch for congestion control in RequestStarter.java
To run the binary rename it to freenet.jar after download, shutdown your node, copy the patched binary over the original one (maybe after keeping a backup somewhere) and start your node again.
The federal authorities on Thursday announced that they had charged seven people connected to the Web site Megaupload, including its founder, with running an international criminal enterprise centered on copyright infringement on the Internet.
According to a grand jury indictment, Megaupload — one of the most popular “locker” services on the Internet, which lets users anonymously transfer large files — generated $175 million in income for its operators through subscription fees and advertising, while causing $500 million in damages to copyright holders.
Four of the seven people, including the site’s founder Kim Dotcom, born Kim Schmitz, have been arrested in New Zealand, the Justice Department and Federal Bureau of Investigation said on Thursday; the three others remain at large. The seven — who a grand jury indictment calls part of a “Mega Conspiracy” — have been charged with five counts of copyright infringement and conspiracy, the authorities said.
The charges, which the government agencies said represented “among the largest criminal copyright cases ever brought by the United States,” come at a charged time, a day after online protests against a pair of antipiracy bills being considered by Congress — the Stop Online Piracy Act, or SOPA, in the House, and the Protect I.P. Act, or PIPA, in the Senate.
In response to the arrests, the hacker collective known as Anonymous said it had taken down the Web sites of the Justice Department, the Motion Picture Association of America, and the Recording Industry Association of America. All three sites were inaccessible late Thursday afternoon.
The indictment in the Megaupload case was handed down by a grand jury in Virginia two weeks ago, but was unsealed on Thursday, and stems from a federal investigation that began two years ago.
The Megaupload case touches on many of the most controversial aspects of the antipiracy debate.
Megaupload and similar locker sites, like Rapidshare and Mediafire, are often promoted as being convenient ways to legitimately transfer large files — a recent promotional video had major stars like Will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas singing Megaupload’s praises. But they have become notorious among media companies, who see them as abetting copyright infringement on a large scale by giving people easy, but unauthorized, access to movies, music and other content.
Megaupload is currently engaged in a lawsuit with Universal over the promotional video and Universal’s efforts to have it removed from YouTube.
As part of the crackdown on Megaupload, 20 search warrants were executed in nine countries, including the United States. About $50 million in assets were also seized, as well as a number of servers and 18 domain names, the authorities said.
Ira P. Rothken, a lawyer for Megaupload, said in a phone interview on Thursday afternoon that he had not yet seen the indictment, but he added: “Clearly we have due process concerns. This was done without a hearing.”