Most recent edit on 2006-06-29 18:11:00 by KrissProlls [Traduite par Krissprolls]
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Traduite de la page originale FrostEnCeroPuntoSiete (Ecrite par CacoPatane en Espagnol)
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Traduuite de la page originale FrostEnCeroPuntoSiete (Ecrite par CacoPatane en Espagnol)
Edited on 2006-06-29 18:09:25 by KrissProlls
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Frost avec Freenet 0.7
Frost est un programme de partage de fichiers et de message pour Freenet. Il est installé automatiquement avec Freenet 0.7 si vous utilisez l'installateur standard de Freenet installers∞. Pour faire tourner Frost sur Linux avec la console, allez dans le repertoire d'installation de Freenet , et allez dans le sous-repertoire frost. Ensuite tapez:
ou alors, fabriquez l'executable de frost.sh (une seule fois suffira), et vous n'aurez plus besoin de taper le sh au début:
Installation Manuelle
Traduuite de la page originale FrostEnCeroPuntoSiete (Ecrite par CacoPatane en Espagnol)
Pre-Requis
Decompressez l'archive quelquepart dans un repertoire ( ~/freenet/ par exemple):
Sinon, vous pouvez aussi recuperer le code via SVN,
Nous devons nous assurer que Frost a bien le bon port FCP dans le fichier 'frost.ini', qui se trouve dans le repertoire 'config'. Verifiez le fichier avec un editeur de texte, comme 'vi', 'nano', ou autre chose.
Assurez vous que la variable 'availableNodes' contienne bien l'IP de l'endroit ou tourne votre node, suivit de (':'), et du port où écoute FCP:
Une fois que vous avez fait tout ca, vous pouvez demarrer Frost (Il faut que Freenet soit deja en train de tourner). Il faut aussir modifier les permissions du fichier 'frost.sh' pour qu'il puisse demarrer tout seul (ie. activez le "execute mode")
C'est tout !
Comment trouver de nouvelles Boards?
Lorsque l'on met à jour la liste des messages, Frost regardera s'il trouve des boards attachées aux messages. S'il en trouve, elles seront ajouté à la liste des boards connues.
Liens
- Page de Frost sur sourceforge.net (Derniers sources et Executables): http://jtcfrost.sf.net∞
- Freesite de Frost sur Freenet 0.7: SSK@XeMBryjuEaxqazEuxwnn~G7wCUOXFOZlVWbscdCOUFs,209eycYVidlZvhgL5V2a3INFxrofxzQctEZvyJaFL7I,AQABAAE/frost-1/
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Frost on Freenet 0.7
Frost is a filesharing and message board application for Freenet. It should get installed with Freenet 0.7 automatically if you used the standard Freenet installers∞. To run Frost on Linux from the commandline, change to your freenet install directory, then change to the frost subdirectory. Then type:
or alternatively, make frost.sh executable first (you only need to do this once) then you don't have to keep typing the sh at the beginning:
Manual Installation
Translated from the original page FrostEnCeroPuntoSiete (written by CacoPatane in Spanish)
Requirements
Decompress the archive in a directory somewhere ( ~/freenet/ is a good idea):
Alternatively you can also fetch the code via SVN,
We have to make sure that Frost has the right FCP port in the 'frost.ini' file, which is found in the 'config' directory. Revise the file with an editor, such as 'vi', 'nano', or whatever you like
Make sure that the variable 'availableNodes' contains the IP of the address where your node is running, a colon (':'), and then the port where FCP is listening:
Once you have done this, you can start Frost (I am assuming that your Freenet has is running already). One thing we need to do is update the permission of the file 'frost.sh' so that it can be started by itself (ie. turn on execute mode)
That's it!
How do I find new boards?
When fetching new messages, Frost will look to see if there are any boards attached to the message. If it finds any, they will be added to the Known Boards List.
Links
- Frost homepage on sourceforge.net (latest source and binaries): http://jtcfrost.sf.net∞
- Frost Freesite in Freenet 0.7: SSK@XeMBryjuEaxqazEuxwnn~G7wCUOXFOZlVWbscdCOUFs,209eycYVidlZvhgL5V2a3INFxrofxzQctEZvyJaFL7I,AQABAAE/frost-1/
Edited on 2006-05-12 19:03:44 by ShoeyFighter [Added a F.A.Q. section... Not sure if this is the best place, but seems useful.]
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F.A.Q.
How do I find new boards?
When fetching new messages, Frost will look to see if there are any boards attached to the message. If it finds any, they will be added to the Known Boards List.
Edited on 2006-04-22 10:44:00 by BeBack
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Frost on Freenet 0.7
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Frost PreAlpha on Freenet 0.7
Frost .7 alpha∞
Edited on 2006-04-22 10:42:49 by BeBack
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- Frost homepage on sourceforge.net (latest source and binaries): http://jtcfrost.sf.net∞
Frost Freesite in Freenet 0.7: SSK@XeMBryjuEaxqazEuxwnn~G7wCUOXFOZlVWbscdCOUFs,209eycYVidlZvhgL5V2a3INFxrofxzQctEZvyJaFL7I,AQABAAE/frost-1/
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- Sources - http://sleon.dyndns.org/~sleon/frost-0.7/∞
Edited on 2006-04-10 11:47:36 by JaQa
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Frost PreAlpha on Freenet 0.7
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Frost PreAlpha on Freenet 0.7
Edited on 2006-04-04 18:56:21 by JaQa
Additions:
Frost PreAlpha on Freenet 0.7
Manual Installation
Requirements
Installation
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Frost PreAlpha on Freenet 0.7
Requirements
Installation
Edited on 2006-04-04 18:23:55 by JaQa
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Frost is a filesharing and message board application for Freenet. It should get installed with Freenet 0.7 automatically if you used the standard Freenet installers∞. To run Frost on Linux from the commandline, change to your freenet install directory, then change to the frost subdirectory. Then type:
sh ./frost.sh &
or alternatively, make frost.sh executable first (you only need to do this once) then you don't have to keep typing the **sh** at the beginning:
(bash)
chmod +x ./frost.sh
./frost.sh &
Edited on 2006-03-09 02:56:51 by CacoPatane
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Links
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Referencias
Fuentes - http://sleon.dyndns.org/~sleon/frost-0.7/∞
Edited on 2006-02-14 14:30:12 by RobertGuerra
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Alternatively you can also fetch the code via SVN,
svn co https://emu.freenetproject.org/svn/trunk/apps/frost-0.7/∞
Edited on 2006-02-05 17:10:04 by RobertGuerra
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- Freenet .7 node∞ (which is up and running)
Deletions:
- Frost (source or binary) ( http://sleon.dyndns.org/~sleon/frost-0.7/∞ )
Edited on 2006-02-05 17:03:54 by RobertGuerra
Additions:
Translated from the original page FrostEnCeroPuntoSiete (written by CacoPatane in Spanish)
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Translated from the original page FrostEnCeroPuntoSiete
Edited on 2006-02-05 17:01:59 by RobertGuerra
Additions:
Frost PreAlpha on Freenet 0.7
Translated from the original page FrostEnCeroPuntoSiete
Requirements
Installation
Decompress the archive in a directory somewhere ( ~/freenet/ is a good idea):
We have to make sure that Frost has the right FCP port in the 'frost.ini' file, which is found in the 'config' directory. Revise the file with an editor, such as 'vi', 'nano', or whatever you like
Make sure that the variable 'availableNodes' contains the IP of the address where your node is running, a colon (':'), and then the port where FCP is listening:
Once you have done this, you can start Frost (I am assuming that your Freenet has is running already). One thing we need to do is update the permission of the file 'frost.sh' so that it can be started by itself (ie. turn on execute mode)
That's it!
Deletions:
Frost PreAlpha en Freenet 0.7
Requerimientos
Instalando
Descomprimimos el archivo en donde creamos correcto ( ~/freenet/ suena bien):
Nos fijamos que Frost tenga configurado correctamente el puerto FCP del nodo en el archivo 'frost.ini' hubicado en el directorio 'config'. En este caso, use el editor vi, por que me plaze... pero pueden usar el que gusten.
Controlen que el campo 'availableNodes' tenga como parametro la IP de donde esta corriendo el nodo y, separado por dos puntos (':') el puerto donde esta escuchando FCP el nodo:
Una vez hecho esto, ya podemos iniciar Frost (de mas esta decir que el nodo tiene que estar corriendo). Para esto, le damos permiso de ejecucion al archivo 'frost.sh' y lo ejecutamos:
Listo!
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2006-02-05 16:54:55 by RobertGuerra []
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Frost PreAlpha en Freenet 0.7
Requerimientos
Instalando
Descomprimimos el archivo en donde creamos correcto ( ~/freenet/ suena bien):
$ tar xfvz frost-0.7-preprealpha3.1.tar.gz
Nos fijamos que Frost tenga configurado correctamente el puerto FCP del nodo en el archivo 'frost.ini' hubicado en el directorio 'config'. En este caso, use el editor vi, por que me plaze... pero pueden usar el que gusten.
~ $ cd frost-0.7-preprealpha3.1
~/freenet/frost-0.7-preprealpha3.1 $ vi config/frost.ini
Controlen que el campo 'availableNodes' tenga como parametro la IP de donde esta corriendo el nodo y, separado por dos puntos (':') el puerto donde esta escuchando FCP el nodo:
availableNodes=127.0.0.1:10137
Una vez hecho esto, ya podemos iniciar Frost (de mas esta decir que el nodo tiene que estar corriendo). Para esto, le damos permiso de ejecucion al archivo 'frost.sh' y lo ejecutamos:
~/freenet/frost-0.7-preprealpha3.1 $ chmod +x frost.sh
~/freenet/frost-0.7-preprealpha3.1 $ ./frost.sh
Listo!
Referencias