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[Eof-dev] Progress on Freenet Mail

[Brandon <bl...@ut...>]

I just wanted to let you guys know that David and I have been
finding and fixing bugs in Freenet Mail for the last couple of days. Feel
free to drop by on irc.openproject.net #eof.

Freenet Mail still has some issues, but I think it isn't too far from
being as good as what the web site publishers are currently using for
feedback. Hopefully it won't be long until they can switch.

Then we can have an alternative web *and* an alternative e-mail network.
That will be cool.

Re: [Eof-dev] EOF don't compile

[Brandon <bl...@ut...>]

> It seems that the error is because I don't have javax. What is javax and
> where do I get it?

Ah, right, I forgot to mention the external packages. I should document
all of this build process stuff in the doc manager.

Anyway, you need JavaMail, available at
http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/

Re: [Eof-dev] EOF don't compile

[David F. <dav...@ya...>]

On Wednesday 25 April 2001 15:55, you wrote:
> > > That's the freenetmail package, which is superceded by the mail
> > > package. You should get the mail package instead.
> >
> > That still gives underfined symbols. What should the classpath be set to?
>
> If you check out all the packages into /home/david/eof (so you have
> /home/david/eof/mail and /home/david/eof/pop, etc.) then you put
> /home/david in your CLASSPATH.

Nope that still don't work. The first error is javax unresolved.

David

Re: [Eof-dev] EOF don't compile

[David F. <dav...@ya...>]

On Wednesday 25 April 2001 14:31, you wrote:
> > That's the freenetmail package, which is superceded by the mail package.
> > You should get the mail package instead.
>
> That still gives underfined symbols. What should the classpath be set to?

It seems that the error is because I don't have javax. What is javax and 
where do I get it?

David

Re: [Eof-dev] EOF don't compile

[Brandon <bl...@ut...>]

> > That's the freenetmail package, which is superceded by the mail package.
> > You should get the mail package instead.
>
> That still gives underfined symbols. What should the classpath be set to?

If you check out all the packages into /home/david/eof (so you have
/home/david/eof/mail and /home/david/eof/pop, etc.) then you put
/home/david in your CLASSPATH.

Unfortunately, our CVS directory structure kind of sucks (my fault, sorry)
and so you need to check out the cvs modules into a directory called eof.
Mr. Bad keeps saying he's going to reorganize the CVS structure and add an
ant build file and stufff, but he's probably busy just like we all are.

Re: [Eof-dev] EOF don't compile

[David F. <dav...@ya...>]

> That's the freenetmail package, which is superceded by the mail package.
> You should get the mail package instead.

That still gives underfined symbols. What should the classpath be set to?

David

Re: [Eof-dev] Which packages

[Brandon <bl...@ut...>]

> What order?

Order? Well, you need mail to compile pop and smtp.

Re: [Eof-dev] EOF don't compile

[Brandon <bl...@ut...>]

> I got javac going but there are numerous code errors in freenetmail. Could
> you please fix it?

That's the freenetmail package, which is superceded by the mail package.
You should get the mail package instead.

Re: [Eof-dev] EOF don't compile

[David F. <dav...@ya...>]

Heres the output:

david@workshop:~/eof/freenetmail/src/freenetmail$ javac *.java
Send.java:70: cannot resolve symbol
symbol  : method execute  
(java.lang.String,java.lang.String,java.lang.String,boolean,boolean)
location: class Freenet.client.InsertClient
                added = ic.execute(key, file, metadata, false, true);
                          ^
1 error

david@workshop:~/eof/freenetmail/src/freenetmail$ javac Retrieve.java
Retrieve.java:155: cannot resolve symbol
symbol  : class Day
location: class freenetmail.Retrieve
    static void writeFiles(String maildir, Day d, int i, Bucket data, Bucket 
meta)
                                           ^
Retrieve.java:189: cannot resolve symbol
symbol  : class Day
location: class freenetmail.Retrieve
    static void saveUpdateParams(Params p, Day d, int i, boolean success) {
                                           ^
Retrieve.java:95: cannot resolve symbol
symbol  : class Day
location: class freenetmail.Retrieve
        Day start = new Day(startDate);
        ^
Retrieve.java:95: cannot resolve symbol
symbol  : class Day
location: class freenetmail.Retrieve
        Day start = new Day(startDate);
                        ^
Retrieve.java:96: cannot resolve symbol
symbol  : class Day
location: class freenetmail.Retrieve
        Day today = new Day();
        ^
Retrieve.java:96: cannot resolve symbol
symbol  : class Day
location: class freenetmail.Retrieve
        Day today = new Day();
                        ^
Retrieve.java:98: cannot resolve symbol
symbol  : class Day
location: class freenetmail.Retrieve
        for (Day d = start.copy(); d.compareTo(today) <= 0; d.increment()) {
             ^
Retrieve.java:114: cannot resolve symbol
symbol  : variable Utils
location: class freenetmail.Retrieve
                    String key = Utils.makeKey(inbox, d, i);
                                 ^
8 errors

[Eof-dev] EOF don't compile

[David F. <dav...@ya...>]

I got javac going but there are numerous code errors in freenetmail. Could 
you please fix it?

David

Re: [Eof-dev] Which packages

[David F. <dav...@ya...>]

What order?

David

On Wednesday 25 April 2001 11:40, you wrote:
> > Which modules should I download to get POP mail via freenet going?
>
> You need "mail", "pop", and probably "smtp" (if you want to send via
> SMTP).
>
> And, I think, "util".
>
>
>
>
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Re: [Eof-dev] Which packages

[Brandon <bl...@ut...>]

> Which modules should I download to get POP mail via freenet going?

You need "mail", "pop", and probably "smtp" (if you want to send via
SMTP).

And, I think, "util".

[Eof-dev] Which packages

[David F. <dav...@ya...>]

Which modules should I download to get POP mail via freenet going?

David

Re: [Eof-dev] Using Freenetmail

[Brandon <bl...@ut...>]

> Also how well does it work with a standard type Mail reader. I want to be
> able to use freenetmail seemlessly with my KMail mail reader.

It's only been tested with pine and Netscape Mail. It will be good to test
it with other mail readers.

[Eof-dev] Using Freenetmail

[David F. <dav...@ya...>]

I was just wondering how to compile freenetmail. Ant comes back with BUILD 
FAILED - target "dist" does not exist in this project. How do I compile it 
normally.

Also how well does it work with a standard type Mail reader. I want to be 
able to use freenetmail seemlessly with my KMail mail reader. How does it 
handle KSK mailboxes?

David

Re: [Eof-dev] apt-get over freenet

[Timm M. <ti...@ma...>]

Excelent.  The site has been updated.


Timm Murray
--------------------

Life is like a perl script:  Really short and messy.

----- Original Message -----
From: "toad" <ma...@to...>
To: <eo...@li...>
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 3:32 PM
Subject: Re: [Eof-dev] apt-get over freenet


> > > Actually, it works. Please add the following to the
apt-get-over-freenet page:
> > > woody contrib
> > > deb http://localhost:8081/SSK@OM31kEc7m2eXqjvMj2TClPhZUj8QAgE/debian/
woody contrib
> > > This will be updated on a daily basis, and has been inserted for
today,
> > Oh, and you need to add application/x-debian-package to your fproxy
> > passthroughMimeTypes, which is (in 0.3.8.1+) in freenetrc under
> > services.fproxy.passthroughMimeTypes, in prior to that is in fproxyrc.
> There were some issues surrounding wget, and the end result is some of the
> files got corrupted. So I have switched to a new keypair. The new apt-get
line
> is:
> deb http://localhost:8081/SSK@U8UKTu9kfCUmnEJnhtnnyjjAjuAQAgE/debian/
woody contrib non-free
>
> And yes, that is both contrib and non-free, updated daily
> For both potato and woody.
> Hopefully reliability issues are gone now, but I'm not convinced it
warrants the
> "working" tag quite yet - "probably working", or just put it under "being
worked
> on" - but it is less vapourware than what is currently in "being worked
on", so
> wouldn't want it in same category. Also includes potato (i.e. stable) for
the
> same 2 dirs, contrib and non-free in binary-i386 and it's dependancies in
> binary-all. The earliest date that it could possibly work for is 21 April.
> --
> Anarchists who refuse to learn the use of computer networks deserve to
> live in slavery
> -- with apologies to Leon Trotsky
>
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Re: [Eof-dev] Proposal: Freenews

[Brandon <bl...@ut...>]

> /me was told in #freenet that EOF was dead.

I hear P2P is dead as well. Specifically Freenet, Gnutella, and Napster.

Re: [Eof-dev] Proposal: Freenews

[Mr. B. <mr...@pi...>]

>>>>> "DF" == David Findlay <dav...@ya...> writes:

    DF> /me was told in #freenet that EOF was dead.

Hah! Don't ever listen to #freenet.

~Mr. Bad

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Re: [Eof-dev] Proposal: Freenews

[David F. <dav...@ya...>]

On Saturday 21 April 2001 01:45, you wrote:
> No offence, but sheesh, does everybody have this idea?

Dunno.

> EOF is already doing this.

/me was told in #freenet that EOF was dead.

In any case I would definately like to help improve your News system into a 
system that could be used by anyone.

David

Re: [Eof-dev] apt-get over freenet

[toad <ma...@to...>]

> > Actually, it works. Please add the following to the apt-get-over-freenet page:
> > woody contrib
> > deb http://localhost:8081/SSK@OM31kEc7m2eXqjvMj2TClPhZUj8QAgE/debian/ woody contrib
> > This will be updated on a daily basis, and has been inserted for today,
> Oh, and you need to add application/x-debian-package to your fproxy
> passthroughMimeTypes, which is (in 0.3.8.1+) in freenetrc under
> services.fproxy.passthroughMimeTypes, in prior to that is in fproxyrc.
There were some issues surrounding wget, and the end result is some of the
files got corrupted. So I have switched to a new keypair. The new apt-get line
is:
deb http://localhost:8081/SSK@U8UKTu9kfCUmnEJnhtnnyjjAjuAQAgE/debian/ woody contrib non-free

And yes, that is both contrib and non-free, updated daily
For both potato and woody.
Hopefully reliability issues are gone now, but I'm not convinced it warrants the
"working" tag quite yet - "probably working", or just put it under "being worked
on" - but it is less vapourware than what is currently in "being worked on", so
wouldn't want it in same category. Also includes potato (i.e. stable) for the 
same 2 dirs, contrib and non-free in binary-i386 and it's dependancies in
binary-all. The earliest date that it could possibly work for is 21 April.
-- 
Anarchists who refuse to learn the use of computer networks deserve to
live in slavery
	-- with apologies to Leon Trotsky

Re: [Eof-dev] Hi I am here

[Timm M. <ti...@ma...>]

Oh duh.  Just spent the morning making an FCP implemntation, too!  (and
subsequently lost most of it due to user stupidity. ARRGG!)


Timm Murray
--------------------

Life is like a perl script:  Really short and messy.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Brandon" <bl...@ut...>
To: <eo...@li...>
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 12:01 PM
Subject: Re: [Eof-dev] Hi I am here


>
> > We have to do everthing in Java in order to keep up with Fred, unless we
use
> > javah or JNI.
>
> Luckily, not anymore. There is now an XML-RPC interface. You can write
> clients in C, C++, Perl, Python, PHP, Guile, Shell script, TCL, Delphi,
> and a whole bunch of other languages. And it will always be up to date
> with Fred. I like to keep the EOF stuff in Java so that it can run as a
> node plugins. That way you can have all of your Freenet services start up
> whenever you run Freenet.
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> Eof-dev mailing list
> Eo...@li...
> http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/eof-dev
>

Re: [Eof-dev] Hi I am here

[Brandon <bl...@ut...>]

> We have to do everthing in Java in order to keep up with Fred, unless we use
> javah or JNI.

Luckily, not anymore. There is now an XML-RPC interface. You can write
clients in C, C++, Perl, Python, PHP, Guile, Shell script, TCL, Delphi,
and a whole bunch of other languages. And it will always be up to date
with Fred. I like to keep the EOF stuff in Java so that it can run as a
node plugins. That way you can have all of your Freenet services start up
whenever you run Freenet.

Re: [Eof-dev] Hi I am here

[Brandon <bl...@ut...>]

> I would like to help build eof news into something that works well and is
> used a lot. You will probably hear a lot from me for a while now, as I would
> like to get this going soon.  ;-)

Me too! A good start would be to check out the CVS, run it with the NNTP
gateway, and suggest any improvements or bugfixes.

> P.S. Is there an eof irc group?

No, but there should be. I'll be on irc.openprojects.org #eof.

Re: [Eof-dev] Proposal: Freenews

[Brandon <bl...@ut...>]

> I have thought of an idea that could make freenet a lot more useful.
> Basically the idea is a Freenews - a freenet based usenet.

I would recommend that you read the archives of this mailing list (don't
worry, they're pretty short) and see how your system compares to the one
that we already have.

Re: [Eof-dev] Hi I am here

[Timm M. <ti...@ma...>]

----- Original Message -----
From: "David Findlay" <dav...@ya...>
To: <eo...@li...>
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 4:40 AM
Subject: [Eof-dev] Hi I am here


> Hello
>
> I am new here - sorry no autographs -I am mainly a C++ programmer and I
also
> like Java.

We have to do everthing in Java in order to keep up with Fred, unless we use
javah or JNI.

> I come in peace. Take me to your leader. See my proposal for
> Freenews. I posted that on freenet-dev and was told to come here and help
you
> guys improve eof news. Do you guys think my Freenews ideas and/or Freenews
> name idea is good?
>
> I would like to help build eof news into something that works well and is
> used a lot. You will probably hear a lot from me for a while now, as I
would
> like to get this going soon.  ;-)
>
> David
>
> P.S. Is there an eof irc group?

No.  If nessary, we just use the #freenet group on irc.openprojects.net.

Timm Murray
--------------------

Life is like a perl script:  Really short and messy.