Available Plugins
This is a list of all known plugins for Freenet. To install any of these plugins, type < plugin name >* into the plugins page (to load it on every startup over HTTP), or < plugin name ># to download it once and keep it on disk.
Librarian
This plugin creates a search engine based off a Freenet index site.
Please refer to the
LibrarianPlugin page for more information.
Test Gallery
This plugin allows the autocreation of galleries based on a Freenet Key. (?)
Please refer to the
TestGalleryPlugin page for more information.
SNMP
This plugin enables SNMP support in the node
Please refer to the
FreenetSNMPMonitoring page for more information.
MDNSDiscovery
This plugin advertises your node to other clients on the same PC and LAN so they can autoconfigure it.
JSTUN
This plugin enables your node to discover its IP address (essential for connectivity) and what kind of NAT it is behind (we don't use that but we will later) by contacting a STUN server. There is a small risk of an attacker using it to find nodes since it contacts untrusted servers, but it is *very* useful for improving connectivity if you are behind a NAT.
This plugin uses Universal Plug and Play to detect your IP address and forward your FNP port(s). It does not use a central server, but if you are on an untrusted LAN it might be a local attack vector. Turn it off if you are directly connected to your ISP's NAT. If you trust everyone on the same LAN to some degree, this is safer *and* more effective than JSTUN.
XMLSpider
Swati's new spider, produces an XML-based keyword index similar to those used by Thaw; split into many parts for scalability.
XMLLibrarian
Swati's new Librarian, uses the XML-based keyword indexes produced by XMLSpider. the problem is there isn't a good maintained index yet.