نصب و اجراي Freenet 0.7
شروع استفاده از Freenet
- Quick Start - very simple install instructions, but not guaranteed to work under all setups.
- Prerequisites - You need Java installed to run Freenet
- نصب Freenet 0.7 روي
- Windows
- Mac OS X
- Linux
- FreeBSD
- Linux with the GNU Interpreter for Java (gij) (a Free version of Java)
- Connecting to other Freenet users
- Allowing other computers on your LAN to connect to your Freenet server
- Configuring your firewall and router to work with Freenet
Freenet استفاده از
- FProxy - مرور صفحات Freenet با يك مرورگر وب استاندارد.
- Frost - a message board and file-sharing application for Freenet
- Creating Freenet Websites - How to add your own content to Freenet.
- jSite - A Java-based graphical tool for adding your own freesites to Freenet.
- FUQID - A Windows freesite creation program.
- fntool - a Java-based command-line utility for adding and retrieving files from Freenet.
- Freenet Console - commandline control of Freenet.
- NIMs - Nearly Instant Messenger
- Some sample pages available on Freenet
- How to make an 'add this page to my bookmarks' link on your freesite
- The different types of links in Freenet 0.7:
Plugins
Freenet is designed to allow developers to write their own plugins.
Testing
User experience
This section discusses how Freenet 0.7 will be used when complete.
- Usability Goals Our intended user experience
- A quick tutorial on how to use cron in *nix to update freenet
Hackers' corner
- Emu - The base URL for developpers
- Source code for Freenet 0.7
- Building a Freenet Installer - how to build a Freenet 0.7 installer
- Writing a Freenet 0.7 plugin - a quick and dirty explanation on how to build and deploy a plugin for Freenet 0.7
- Deploying a Freenet 0.7 plugin
- Freenet.ini settings
- Security provided by freenet
- Changelogs
- Freenet Client Protocol (FCP) 2.0 - a low level protocol for interacting with Freenet 0.7 only. Aimed as an API for client software, but also possible to use by telnet to port 9481. Not very user-friendly for interactive use though.