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cram
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just by chance I guess. I don't know of any official place for good gwebcaches. There is however a semi-official OpenFT nodes file at http://jasta.gotlinux.org/gift/nodes.
Did the new gwebcaches file work then?
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| Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2004 11:40 pm Post subject: |
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where shoud the gwebcaches file be? I have it at /usr/share/giFT/Gnutella/gwebcaches and when I type giftd -v it eventually says [01:31:15] *** GIFT-ERROR: gwebcaches file doesn't exist? Where do I need to put the file?
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cram
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| Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2004 4:54 am Post subject: |
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It needs to be at ~/.giFT/Gnutella/gwebcaches
If the Gnutella subdirectory doesn't exist, create it.
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BWoso
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it was in /usr/share/giFT/Gnutella/gwebcaches and I also put it in /usr/share/.giFT/Gnutella/gwebcaches and I still get the same error
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| Quote: | | it was in /usr/share/giFT/Gnutella/gwebcaches and I also put it in /usr/share/.giFT/Gnutella/gwebcaches and I still get the same error |
The ~ character is an abbreviation for your home directory, so it should be at /home/<yourname>/.giFT/Gnutella/gwebcaches.
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Amazing, if it wasn't for my ingnorance I would have had this working weeks ago. Thanks for your help.
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Not sure if this is the place to ask, but just a quick question about Fasttrack. I know that a couple of months ago, after the Kazaa people shut down Kazaa lite, they changed the FT protocols keep K-lite people from being able to use the network. The result is that now, you can barely find anything using K-lite, since you can't search the files of the vast majority of Kazaa users. Does anyone know if gift-FT has been updated to the new protocol to avoid this problem. I can't find it anywhere on the gift-FT site.
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I am behind a firewall, i was wondering does anyone know which ports i shoulld forward to my PC?
My firewall needs to know what incoming and outgoing ports to allow. Does anyone know what ports i should open? ports for OpenFT, Gnutella, and FastTrack
Thank you.
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| Quote: | | Does anyone know if gift-FT has been updated to the new protocol to avoid this problem. |
Yes, newer versions of giFT-Fasttrack support the new encryption
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| Quote: | | I am behind a firewall, i was wondering does anyone know which ports i shoulld forward to my PC? |
the Gnutella and FasttTrack ports are well-documented, a web search will tell you what you need, tho' IIRC 6346 is one of them. OpenFT ports are different for every user and by default are selected randomly when you run giFT-setup. Check in ~/.giFT/OpenFT/OpenFT.conf for the lines | Code: | port=xxxx
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| cram wrote: | | Quote: | | I am behind a firewall, i was wondering does anyone know which ports i shoulld forward to my PC? |
the Gnutella and FasttTrack ports are well-documented, a web search will tell you what you need, tho' IIRC 6346 is one of them. OpenFT ports are different for every user and by default are selected randomly when you run giFT-setup. Check in ~/.giFT/OpenFT/OpenFT.conf for the lines | Code: | port=xxxx
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Are these ports incoming and outgoing ports?
I can't seem to connect even though i forwarded the ports.
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cram
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| Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2004 5:47 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | Are these ports incoming and outgoing ports? |
That's all you should need for the ports.
Ensure that you have a nodes file in ~/giFT/OpenFT, and maybe try grabbing the nodes from the giFT site (link is in my post at the top of this page).
If that doesn't work, post some of your giftd.log file.
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MooktaKiNG
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I've opened up all the ports that were mensioned in the config file for OpenFT (lets get one plugin working first  ). I've opened them in both directions, from my server to the net and from the local network to the server.
I've copied the nodes from the post previously ^^
into ~/.giFT/OpenFT/nodes
I still get errors.
It seems that giFT can't connect to the other servers. I keep getting timeout. here's the log:
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[20:32:13] giftd 0.11.6 (Mar 11 2004 20:16:22) started
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_openft.c:256(openft_start): Booya! OpenFT in the house!
[20:32:13] *** GIFT-WARNING: OpenFT: guessing max_active=600
[20:32:13] *** GIFT-ERROR: OpenFT: setrlimit(4096): Invalid argument
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_node_cache.c:101(read_cache): opening nodes cache from /home/mma/.giFT/OpenFT/nodes...
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_node_cache.c:126(read_cache): successfully read 31 nodes
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_session.c:595(ft_session_connect): attempting connection to 63.64.215.43:2002
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_conn.c:509(start_connection): 63.64.215.43:2002: costs 4
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_session.c:595(ft_session_connect): attempting connection to 67.172.98.77:1215
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_conn.c:509(start_connection): 67.172.98.77:1215: costs 4
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_session.c:595(ft_session_connect): attempting connection to 82.69.44.175:1699
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_conn.c:509(start_connection): 82.69.44.175:1699: costs 4
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_session.c:595(ft_session_connect): attempting connection to 217.255.124.232:1223
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_conn.c:509(start_connection): 217.255.124.232:1223: costs 4
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_session.c:595(ft_session_connect): attempting connection to 68.77.119.231:2120
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_conn.c:509(start_connection): 68.77.119.231:2120: costs 4
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_session.c:595(ft_session_connect): attempting connection to 24.224.158.227:1256
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[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_conn.c:629(ft_conn_initial): began 23 connections (remaining weight: 0)
[20:32:13] *** GIFT-WARNING: updating index...
[20:32:13] giFT: giftd.c:713(init_transfer): recovered 0 state transfers
[20:32:13] giFT: share_cache.c:905(share_write_index): entered
[20:32:13] giFT: share_cache.c:612(share_build_index): entered
[20:32:13] giFT: share_cache.c:943(share_write_index): descending root: /home/mma/.giFT/completed...
[20:32:13] giFT: share_cache.c:521(path_traverse): descending /home/mma/.giFT/completed...
[20:32:13] giFT: share_cache.c:1148(share_read_index): entered
[20:32:13] giFT: share_cache.c:612(share_build_index): entered
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_share.c:285(openft_share_sync): beginning share sync...
[20:32:13] OpenFT: ft_share.c:285(openft_share_sync): finishing share sync...
[20:32:13] giFT: share_cache.c:1162(share_read_index): total shares: 0 (0.00MB)
[20:32:13] *** GIFT-ERROR: poll: Interrupted system call
[20:33:09] if_event.c:472(if_event_attach): 192.168.1.2
[20:33:09] giFT: daemon.c:507(dcmd_share): entered
[20:33:09] giFT: daemon.c:507(dcmd_share): entered
[20:33:09] *** GIFT-WARNING: updating index...
[20:33:09] giFT: share_cache.c:905(share_write_index): entered
[20:33:09] giFT: share_cache.c:612(share_build_index): entered
[20:33:09] giFT: share_cache.c:943(share_write_index): descending root: /home/mma/.giFT/completed...
[20:33:09] giFT: share_cache.c:521(path_traverse): descending /home/mma/.giFT/completed...
[20:33:09] giFT: share_cache.c:1148(share_read_index): entered
[20:33:09] giFT: share_cache.c:612(share_build_index): entered
[20:33:09] OpenFT: ft_share.c:285(openft_share_sync): beginning share sync...
[20:33:09] OpenFT: ft_share.c:285(openft_share_sync): finishing share sync...
[20:33:09] giFT: share_cache.c:1162(share_read_index): total shares: 0 (0.00MB)
[20:33:09] *** GIFT-ERROR: poll: Interrupted system call
[20:33:09] *** GIFT-WARNING: OpenFT: no stats-provider found, falling back to number of established connections (0)...
[20:33:12] *** GIFT-WARNING: OpenFT: no stats-provider found, falling back to number of established connections (0)...
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 63.64.215.43:2002 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 67.172.98.77:1215 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 82.69.44.175:1699 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 217.255.124.232:1223 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 68.77.119.231:2120 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 24.224.158.227:1256 (INDEX) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 81.180.68.23:1454 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 66.67.200.158:1477 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 216.99.99.151:1215 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 24.0.208.191:1965 (INDEX) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 200.106.171.4:1215 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 68.46.240.224:1215 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 24.8.226.223:1215 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 65.121.142.55:1215 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 24.20.40.178:1215 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 200.66.172.57:1215 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 24.166.17.91:1284 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 206.107.157.143:1215 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 172.158.71.168:1215 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 213.148.229.43:1215 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 67.202.9.252:1215 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 62.163.223.51:1215 (SEARCH) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:13] OpenFT: 151.205.108.96:1860 (INDEX) -> DISCO: Connection timed out
[20:33:19] *** GIFT-WARNING: OpenFT: no stats-provider found, falling back to number of established connections (0)...
[20:33:26] if_event.c:478(if_event_detach): 192.168.1.2
[20:33:28] *** GIFT-ERROR: poll: Interrupted system call
[20:33:28] OpenFT: ft_openft.c:301(openft_destroy): flushed 30 nodes
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Has anyone got this error? please help.
Thank you
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| Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2004 6:16 pm Post subject: |
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the newest giFTui is great, multple searches and such, daemon control (starts on program startup, closes on exit, or asks if you want it to be killed)
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| tactless wrote: | Here's what I do to run giftd:
First, create a user called giftd, and set gift up for him (gift-setup and all). Set the permissions on his download directories so you can access them (preferably - for a certain group).
Then I've created the following 3 scripts:
~giftd/bin/start-giftd: (chmod a+x)
| Code: | #!/bin/sh
RETVAL=0
if [ -z `pidof giftd` ]; then
giftd -d 2> ~/.giftd.pid;
else
false;
fi |
~giftd/bin/stop-giftd: (chmod a+x)
| Code: | #!/bin/sh
if [ -e ~/.giftd.pid ]; then
PID=`sed 's/.*giFT: //' ~/.giftd.pid`;
kill $PID;
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
rm ~/.giftd.pid
fi
elif [ -n `pidof giftd` ]; then
kill `pidof giftd`;
else
false;
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And finally:
/etc/init.d/giftd: (chmod a+x)
| Code: | #!/sbin/runscript
depend() {
need net
}
start() {
ebegin "Starting giftd"
su - giftd -c "~/bin/start-giftd"
eend $?
}
stop() {
ebegin "Stopping giftd"
su - giftd -c "~/bin/stop-giftd"
eend $?
} |
Then you might want to:
| Code: | rc-update add giftd default
/etc/init.d/giftd start |
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"start-giftd: line 5: [: 12339: binary operator expected" |
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hi i'm using giFTcurs only on the FastTrack network right now and the demon has been unexpectedly dying
so i ran giftd -v iinstead of gifd -d and it runs fine until i try to do something in giFTcurs...
when i do it exits with a segmentation faule...any idea's anyone?
[13:25:59] FastTrack: fst_search.c:368(fst_searchlist_process_reply): received query end for search not in list, fst_id = 3
Segmentation fault
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I have a little script that launches giftd as a daemon, fires up giFTcurs, and then kills giftd when giFTcurs closes.
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#! /bin/bash
giftd -d && \
giFTcurs && \
killall giftd
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If you save this as 'gift' in your /usr/local/bin directory, all you have to do is launch a terminal emulator (or run from the terminal) and type 'gift'. I know, this isn't much of a script, but it gets the job done. And the one I use is a bit more envolved because I have gift setup to require two volumes that I normally don't have mounted, but I've omitted all of my conditional stuff because they only really serve my own purpose. |
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giFTui has control for giftd
i just have a main server running giftd and all PC's on my lan use giftui to connect to that 
it works.... |
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I was wondering if someone could help me here is what I am looking for.
a system gift deamon that many ui's can connect to, but does not run all the time / only gets started when someone needs it.
is this possible with giftd and maybe xinetd? |
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MooktaKiNG
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| Posted: Wed May 12, 2004 10:39 am Post subject: |
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| viperlin wrote: | giFTui has control for giftd
i just have a main server running giftd and all PC's on my lan use giftui to connect to that
it works.... |
If someone is download does the download gets saved on the client PC or is it at the server?
Becuase i think i remember that you can close the client and the download will continue.
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all downloads are going to /mnt/gift on my server, which is shared over NFS for my gentoo PC's and samba for my windows PC's
full read-write permission, it's just me my sis and my dad using that, i feel it's safe. the samba and nfs is purely LAN. |
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| yeah thats exactly what I would like, but more or less have giftd start on demand, the shut down when no one is using it. |
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| isn't it xinetd that detects if a request is made to a port and runs the server when needed? i've not played with it so i cant help much |
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| viperlin wrote: | | isn't it xinetd that detects if a request is made to a port and runs the server when needed? i've not played with it so i cant help much |
yeh it is. But will gift work that xinetd? not sure.
Also doesn't it require a lot of time to connect. i don't think it would be very good in that sense.
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