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Subject: [gentoo-user] freenet6 used by somebody?
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I'm trying to get freenet6-1.0.0 up and running.
It's supposed to be stable (since august 2006?).
But, if you have to do basic things like
export CC=/usr/bin/cc
before it compiles, I wouldn't call that "stable".
Also, the distributed tspc.conf contains things
that (by default) won't work (like sit1 in stead
of sh^Hit0).
And, the default location of tspc.conf has to
be added to /etc/init.d/tspc
Also, it (of course) needs ipv6 support in your
kernel, but "emerge freenet6" does not check this.
Again, I wouldn't call this "stable".
Anybody ever used this???
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