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@ -77,23 +77,23 @@ directory, and follow the directions in the README [5].
USAGE
Once installed, create a "client node". Instruct this client node to connect
to a specific "introducer node" by means of config files in the client node's
working directory. To join a public grid, copy in the .furl files for that
grid. To create a private grid, run your own introducer, and copy its .furl
files. See the README for step-by-step instructions.
Once installed, create a "client node". Instruct this client node to
connect to a specific "introducer node" by means of config files in the
client node's working directory. To join a public grid, copy in the .furl
files for that grid. To create a private grid, run your own introducer, and
copy its .furl files. See the README for step-by-step instructions.
Each client node runs a local webserver (enabled by writing the desired port
number into a file called 'webport'). The front page of this webserver shows
the node's status, including which introducer is being used and which other
nodes are connected. Links from the status page lead to others that give
access to a shared virtual filesystem, in which each directory is represented
by a separate page. Each directory page shows a list of the files available
there, with download links, and forms to upload new files.
number into a file called 'webport'). The front page of this webserver
shows the node's status, including which introducer is being used and which
other nodes are connected. Links from the status page lead to others that
give access to a shared virtual filesystem, in which each directory is
represented by a separate page. Each directory page shows a list of the
files available there, with download links, and forms to upload new files.
Other ways to access the filesystem are planned, as well as other structures
than the single globally-shared namespace implemented by this release: please
see the roadmap.txt [6] for some rough details.
than the single globally-shared namespace implemented by this release:
please see the roadmap.txt [6] for some rough details.
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