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''A:'' You should also try [[http://freenetproject.org/faq.html the FAQ on the website]].
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''A:'' You should also try [[http://freenetproject.org/faq.html the FAQ on the website]] or [[http://www.eluneart.com web design company]].
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''A:'' You can't. Opennet is purely a mechanism for finding other Freenet nodes to connect to. Any other method of finding strangers to connect to would be equivalent for this purpose - the people you connect with are still strangers, and you still have no reason to trust them.
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''A:'' You can't. Opennet is purely a mechanism for finding other Freenet nodes to connect to. Any other method of finding strangers to connect to would be equivalent for this purpose - the people you connect with are still strangers, and you still have no reason to trust them. [[http://www.eluneart.com Web design companies]]
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''A:'' The Internet is a huge benefit in allowing people to communicate freely with each other, but it's becoming more and more monitored and even censored. We don't want that. We believe that free speech is vital for a healthy society, and Freenet allows people to communicate anonymously, and can break through forms of Internet censorship that would otherwise deny people their freedom of speech.
''A:'' Lucky you! Yes, you can! Just go to the config page in the web interface and enter your domain into the 'IP address override' field in the 'node' section. You'll have to enable 'advanced darknet' in the 'fproxy' section to see it. If you want to put your domain name somewhere, put it here rather than in 'temporary IP address hint'.
''A:'' Lucky you! Yes, you can! Just go to the config page in the web interface and enter your domain into the 'IP address override' field in the 'node' section. You'll have to enable 'advanced darknet' in the 'fproxy' section to see it. If you want to put your domain name somewhere, put it here rather than in 'temporary IP address hint'.
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''A:'' Lucky you! Yes, you can! Just go to the config page in the [[http://www.eluneart.com web design]] interface and enter your domain into the 'IP address override' field in the 'node' section. You'll have to enable 'advanced darknet' in the 'fproxy' section to see it. If you want to put your domain name somewhere, put it here rather than in 'temporary IP address hint'.
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''A:'' The Internet is a huge benefit in allowing people to communicate freely with each other, but it's becoming more and more monitored and even censored. We don't want that. We believe that free speech is vital for a healthy society as stated on some [[http://www.customwritings.com essay papers]] and [[http://www.midterm.us term papers]], and Freenet allows people to communicate anonymously, and can break through forms of Internet censorship that would otherwise deny people their freedom of speech.
''A:'' Lucky you! Yes, you can! Just go to the config page in the [[http://www.eluneart.com web design]] interface and enter your domain into the 'IP address override' field in the 'node' section. You'll have to enable 'advanced darknet' in the 'fproxy' section to see it. If you want to put your domain name somewhere, put it here rather than in 'temporary IP address hint'.
''A:'' Lucky you! Yes, you can! Just go to the config page in the [[http://www.eluneart.com web design]] interface and enter your domain into the 'IP address override' field in the 'node' section. You'll have to enable 'advanced darknet' in the 'fproxy' section to see it. If you want to put your domain name somewhere, put it here rather than in 'temporary IP address hint'.
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''A:'' Lucky you! Yes, you can! Just go to the config page in the web interface and enter your domain into the 'IP address override' field in the 'node' section. You'll have to enable 'advanced darknet' in the 'fproxy' section to see it. If you want to put your domain name somewhere, put it here rather than in 'temporary IP address hint'.
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''A:'' The Internet is a huge benefit in allowing people to communicate freely with each other, but it's becoming more and more monitored and even censored. We don't want that. We believe that free speech is vital for a healthy society as stated on some [[http://www.rushessay.com essays]], and Freenet allows people to communicate anonymously, and can break through forms of Internet censorship that would otherwise deny people their freedom of speech.
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''A:'' There is only one DarkNet, but having more connections should increase the likelihood of your node finding data. Note that too many connections could also cause problems - a maximum of 20 is recommended. Also, having too many disconnected nodes in your list (where you have added other people's node refs without them having added yours) can slow down your connection. On average you want 10 - 15 peers connected at any given time. Having more than 20 connections will slow your node down and mess up freenet's routing. Your node will accept data 4 steps past your peers. At 10 peers this is usually a network of 400 - 500 nodes.
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''A:'' There is only one DarkNet, but having more connections should increase the likelihood of your node finding data. Note that too many connections [[http://www.rushessay.com essays]] could also cause problems - a maximum of 20 is recommended. Also, having too many disconnected nodes in your list (where you have added other people's node refs without them having added yours) can slow down your connection. On average you want 10 - 15 peers connected at any given time. Having more than 20 connections will slow your node down and mess up freenet's routing. Your node will accept data 4 steps past your peers. At 10 peers this is usually a network of 400 - 500 nodes.
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''A:'' There is only one DarkNet, but having more connections should increase the likelihood of your node finding data. Note that too many connections [[http://www.rushessay essays]] could also cause problems - a maximum of 20 is recommended. Also, having too many disconnected nodes in your list (where you have added other people's node refs without them having added yours) can slow down your connection. On average you want 10 - 15 peers connected at any given time. Having more than 20 connections will slow your node down and mess up freenet's routing. Your node will accept data 4 steps past your peers. At 10 peers this is usually a network of 400 - 500 nodes.
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''A:'' You can have several client applications connect to your Freenet node (for example, Frost, Fuqid, Thaw). Each of these will connect using a different id. An upload or download put onto Freenet's **global queue** will be visible to all applications. So if you initiated a download with Fuqid, but then later open up Thaw, you will still be able to see the download in the queue. Something that isn't on the global queue will only be visible to an application connecting as the same id. This is purely for convenience, not security, because the connections are expected to be local to your internal network or machine, and aren't encrypted or password-protected.
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''A:'' You can have several client applications connect to your Freenet node (for example, Frost, Fuqid, Thaw). Each of these will connect using a different id. An upload or download put onto Freenet's **global queue** will be visible to all applications. So if you initiated a download with Fuqid, but then later open up Thaw, you will still be able to see the download in the queue. Something that isn't on the global queue will only be visible to an application connecting as the same id. This is purely for convenience, not security, like some other [[http://www.rushessay.com essays]], because the connections are expected to be local to your internal network or machine, and aren't encrypted or password-protected.
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''A:'' You should also try [[http://freenetproject.org/faq.html the FAQ on the website]].
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''Q:'' **But I don't want to use opennet - I want a secure connection. How do I do this if I don't know anyone running Freenet?**
''A:'' You can't. Opennet is purely a mechanism for finding other Freenet nodes to connect to. Any other method of finding strangers to connect to would be equivalent for this purpose - the people you connect with are still strangers, and you still have no reason to trust them.
''A:'' You can't. Opennet is purely a mechanism for finding other Freenet nodes to connect to. Any other method of finding strangers to connect to would be equivalent for this purpose - the people you connect with are still strangers, and you still have no reason to trust them.
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"A:" You can't. Opennet is purely a mechanism for finding other Freenet nodes to connect to. Any other method of finding strangers to connect to would be equivalent for this purpose - the people you connect with are still strangers, and you still have no reason to trust them.
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"Q:: **But I don't want to use opennet - I want a secure connection. How do I do this if I don't know anyone running Freenet?**
"A:" You can't. Opennet is purely a mechanism for finding other Freenet nodes to connect to. Any other method of finding strangers to connect to would be equivalent for this purpose - the people you connect with are still strangers, and you still have no reason to trust them.
"A:" You can't. Opennet is purely a mechanism for finding other Freenet nodes to connect to. Any other method of finding strangers to connect to would be equivalent for this purpose - the people you connect with are still strangers, and you still have no reason to trust them.
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''Q:'' **The installer told me that I am using a buggy JVM, what can I do?**
''A:'' If you are using ubuntu hardy and openjdk, that's a known bug: here is the fix: "sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre && sudo update-alternatives --config java"
''A:'' If you are using ubuntu hardy and openjdk, that's a known bug: here is the fix: "sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre && sudo update-alternatives --config java"
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''Q:'' **How good is the Freenet 0.7 security? What encryption do you use? Am I safe from The Man?**
