[freenet-dev] Updating the wiki

[Marco A. Calamari]

On Tue, 2008-01-29 at 23:08 +0100, Michael Tänzer wrote:
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> Matthew Toseland schrieb:
> > [19:03] <NEOatNHNG> toad_, I think we have to have a look on the wiki
> > [19:03] <NEOatNHNG> especially the install thingies should be correct when we 
> > release the alpha
> > 
> > I understand that some of the non-english wiki pages still refer to 
> > #freenet-refs ? Could their owners / other people speaking the languages in 
> > question please update them?
> > 
> 
> Well that could be still the case (I mentioned it at #freenet-es and
> some other channel (#freenet-se?) when I saw it) but wasn't the thing I
> wanted to point at.
> 
> The install sections (e.g. QuickStart) sometimes explain how things were
> done with older installers. Now some things have changed:
> 
> - - we use a new java based installer, which provides different options
> than the older one (e.g. no extended or poweruser mode)
> 
> - - does running another freenet node during install cause problems
> anymore? (worked well for me, during a test install) but this is a minor
> issue.
> 
> - - we do have a install wizard (http://127.0.0.1:8888/wizard/) and a full
> featured config-page so as long as the node starts up properly we
> probably don't want to edit the freenet.ini by hand (we could provide
> the corresponding option in the freenet.ini for advanced users though
> but we don't want to make this the default procedure as it's likely to
> produce errors)
> 
> - - has someone tested the offline installer recently? I tried it with the
> steps and installer provided some weeks ago, but it failed

Yes, I used it one week ago, and it worked flawlessy
It didn't asked nothing to me, nor said anything useful,
 and I need to configure the node via ssh tunnel to
 fproxy with no hint for first time users
 (the computer was an headless one)

Can the wiki publish CC'ed docs.
I have a series of step by step articles to
 newbies in Italian; I can ask my publisher
 to republish on procect site or wiki

Ciao.   Marco
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Marco A. Calamari <marcoc1 at dada.it>
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