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- Homepage:freenetproject.org
- GitHub:github.com/hyphanet/fred
- Web info:web-check.xyz/check/freenetproject.org
Freenet Source Code
Author
Description
Freenet REference Daemon
Homepage
https://www.hyphanet.org/Repository
- LicenseGPL-2.0
- Created25 Apr 09
- Primary languageJava
- Size64,375 KB
- Stars1,224
- Forks237
- Watchers1,224
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Project Health
- Last commit29 days ago
- Open issues49
- Latest releaseweb-pushing-reviewed-20090617
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Recent Commits
Merge branch 'debian-package-for-1507' into next
Update debian package to 1507
Update NEWS
Build 1507 See tag for changelog.
Update default bookmark editions
Update default bookmark editions
Merge branch 'update-gradle-offline-setup' of github.com:ArneBab/fred-staging-1 into next
build-offline.sh: propagate the error from the gradle invocation
update offline bulid to gradle 8.14.5
Merge branch 'fix-randomize-probe-location' into next
Merge branch 'branch-off-java-17-version' into next
fix comment for randomizing location noise
whitespace fix (spaces -> tab)
Merge branch 'gradle-validation-ignore-javadoc-and-sources' into next
fix comment: UPDATE_URI is for post 1507
Merge branch 'increase-wot-min-version' into next
Merge branch 'update-plugin-freemail-to-0.3.0' into next
ignore validation of javadoc and sources these can fail builds but do not enter the resulting build. IntelliJ tries to get them even though they are not defined -- and consequently fails to build.
doc: note the difference between TRANSITION_VERSION and *_JAVA8
Move "too old" tests to actual too old and add recent versions tests
Update Freemail to 0.3.0 compiled from e9266bdd79c5728880d53f0eab48c694e8235d63 (v0.3.0) with guix shell --pure sed which bash coreutils icedtea icedtea:jdk -- bash -c 'JAVA_HOME=$GUIX_ENVIRONMENT ./gradlew jar' Then renamed from plugin-Freemail.jar to simply Freemail.jar
Merge branch 'recover-lingering-default-bookmarks-localization' into next
Merge remote-tracking branch 'Bombe/fix/7230-persistent-connections' into next
Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/next' into fix-randomize-probe-location
prepare version switch with Java 17 Split shares for the UPDATE_URI have been sent to core devs as contingency.
Increase minimum and recommended Version for plugin-WebOfTrust Recommended is the most recent (21). Minimum version is now what was recommended before (20). For Testing, minimum version is the latest (21).
Adapt Bombes test to using flat noise
Adopt cleaner probe test by bombe
Use nextDouble instead of nextGaussian to avoid Java17 dependency We need a transition version that still supports Java 8.
✅ Add one more test for correctly processing the Content-Length header
Freenet Website
Website
Redirects
Redirects to https://www.hyphanet.org/index.html
Security Checks
2 security checks failed (63 passed)
- Empty Page Content
- External Redirect Detected
Server Details
- IP Address3.171.100.20
- Hostnameserver-3-171-100-20.iad12.r.cloudfront.net
- LocationDulles,Virginia,United States of America,NA
- ISPAmazon.com Inc.
- ASNAS16509
Associated Countries
US
Safety Score
Website marked as safe
100%
Trackers
No known trackers found
Blacklist Check
freenetproject.org was found on 0 blacklists
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