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Get a file from the %program% network
Key:?
Put a file into the %program% network
File:? Type:? HTL:? Key:?
%program% Node Status
Information about the state of this %program% Node: Enter the Entropy Relay Chat on the chat page Show the latest news on your selected message boards Configure your node while it is running List the %program% processes and running times List the contacted peers and their statistics View the local data store's current and maximum sizes
Instructions and links
This is the HTTP gateway to the %program% network. You will not be able to access normal Internet websites through this gateway, but you can access sites on the %program% network. Unlike the Internet, you will not find a fixed server/client hierarchy, but rather every node of the %program% network will be both a server and a client at the same time as well as router and proxy-cache, too. Because of the nature of this network and the way requests are transmitted, most of the content will be available slower than normal Internet websites. In return for the slower speed you are assured that there is no possibility for the content providers in %program% to find out when and from where their files will be retrieved and who sent the request. %program% is slow, but first of all it is anonymous. Go to the top Key A Key in the network is in the simplest sense is a name e.g. gpl2.txt, KSK@gpl2.txt or entropy:KSK@gpl2.txt. This syntax was chosen for %program% to enable application compatibility between %program% and the freenet network, that has defined this notation. If we used only simple names then we stand a high chance of "collision" (duplicate keys), therefore there are other types of keys, as well. For example the SSK type keys (sub space keys) that only can be generated from someone who is the owner of a private key. To generate private/public key pairs, you can use the page /node/keypair.html in %program%. The public key you get from a private key would be the only one you publish. You can connect/send a file with a key SSK@private-key/name.ext. The result is SSK@public-key/name.ext and this is the key you give away for retrieving the file again. Another clear identification for a file is provided by the CHK (content hash key) type keys. On sending content, you only specify CHK@ as the key. On the subsequent page a complete CHK@ key will be shown that is generated from the content of the file. This is the key you publish. Go to the top File If you only want to publish a single or only very few files, you can use 'file insert fields' on the gateway page. For this purpose you either type in the complete path or click on the Browse... button located on the right side from the input field and choose a file. The key does not have to be identical with the filename. It actually doesn't have to be in any relation to the filename, but quite often it will make sense to choose the filename as KSK@ key, too. To avoid collisions it also might make sense to choose a selfmade prefix such as KSK@pullmoll_text1.txt. Go to the top Type The type of the file is important for the browser. The browser must know which kind of file it gets and how to handle it. In %program% an identification by file extension is possible. If there is a file without an extension or the file has an extension that doesn't match the file type, you should choose the correct entry from the list of file types. For unusual formats it is recommended to pick Other (binary). In that case the person who gets the file can decide what to do with it. Go to the top
ATTENTION!
By clicking on one of these links you will leave the lawfully controlled space of the governmental-surveillance internet and will instead enter the law free space of Entropy. In this space there is not only chaos, but also anarchy. The space is property of its users alone, in no means is it property of any data-transferers or bureaus or institutions responsible for this transport layer. The space is not bound to the law of any state, since it is not inside the borders of any country. It is completely virtual and is commenced by you making use of it. This space is not a thing or continuum in any sense of judicature. By using it you create it on your computer. You explicitly accept hereby, that you want to create this space now in the sense of its inventors. By entering this space, you accept that real world laws, rules or sanctions are inapplicable to this space and its contents. Go to the top
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Links
KSK@gpl2.txt Click on this link to test your %program% installation. Entropy Engine (Edition 4). The fourth edition of EE (w/o date based redirect) Entropy Engine A site with links to more %program% sites. pullmoll's site The very first %program% site :) Read the note on links.
Thanks
Many thanks to Parsimony for the forum and chat facilities. Special thanks with kisses to Twister for her patience, her love, the chocolate, the tobacco... etc.