ConfigData
This is a message of the Freenet Client Protocol 2.0 (FCP 2.0).
It is sent by the Freenet node to a client program in response to a GetConfig and ModifyConfig messages.
It gives the requested details of the Freenet node's configuration in response to the GetConfig message and the current configuration settings of the Freenet node in response to the ModifyConfig message.
Example
(Note: This example has been edited for brevity. Actual results would be much more extensive.)ConfigData current.fcp.enabled=true current.fcp.persistentDownloadsFile=downloads.dat current.fcp.bindTo=127.0.0.1 current.fcp.port=9481 current.fcp.persistentDownloadsInterval=300000 current.node.testnet.enabled=false shortDescription.fcp.enabled=Is FCP server enabled ? shortDescription.fcp.persistentDownloadsFile=Filename to store persistent downloads in shortDescription.fcp.bindTo=IP address to bind to shortDescription.fcp.port=FCP port number shortDescription.fcp.persistentDownloadsInterval=Interval between writing persistent downloads to disk shortDescription.node.testnet.enabled=Enable testnet mode? (DANGEROUS) longDescription.fcp.enabled=Is FCP server enabled ? longDescription.fcp.persistentDownloadsFile=Filename to store details of persistent downloads to longDescription.fcp.bindTo=IP address to bind the FCP server to longDescription.fcp.port=FCP port number longDescription.fcp.persistentDownloadsInterval=Interval between writing persistent downloads to disk longDescription.node.testnet.enabled=Whether to enable testnet mode (DANGEROUS!). Testnet mode eliminates your anonymity in exchange for greatly assisting the developers in debugging the node. dataType.fcp.enabled=boolean dataType.fcp.persistentDownloadsFile=string dataType.fcp.bindTo=string dataType.fcp.port=number dataType.fcp.persistentDownloadsInterval=number dataType.node.testnet.enabled=boolean EndMessage
(data types are only available since 1110)
