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-Alternative installer for Freenet using Inno Setup
+Alternative installer for Freenet using Inno Setup further to [this](https://bugs.freenetproject.org/view.php?id=5456#c9883).
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+⚠ Status: Only for testing purpose ! ⚠
+
+### Current limitations: ###
+* Doesn't check port availability ([ref](https://github.com/freenet/wininstaller-staging/blob/master/src/freenetinstaller/FreenetInstaller.ahk#L292))
+* Doesn't set wrapper.java.maxmemory ([ref](https://github.com/freenet/wininstaller-staging/blob/master/src/freenetinstaller/FreenetInstaller.ahk#L341))
+* *maybe I forget other ?*

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+freenet.jar
+freenet-ext.jar
+seednodes.fref
+bcprov-jdk15on-147.jar

install_node/README.txt

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+QUICK START:
+
+If the installer did not do it for you, start Freenet and open a browser pointing
+to http://127.0.0.1:8888/
+
+INTRODUCTION:
+
+The Freenet Project is very pleased to announce the release of Freenet 0.7.0.
+
+Freenet is software designed to allow the free exchange of information over the 
+Internet without fear of censorship, or reprisal. To achieve this Freenet makes it 
+very difficult for adversaries to reveal the identity, either of the person 
+publishing, or downloading content. The Freenet project started in 1999, released 
+Freenet 0.1 in March 2000, and has been under active development ever since.
+
+Freenet is unique in that it handles the storage of content, meaning that if 
+necessary users can upload content to Freenet and then disconnect. We've 
+discovered that this is a key requirement for many Freenet users. Once uploaded, 
+content is mirrored and moved around the Freenet network, making it very difficult 
+to trace, or to destroy. Content will remain in Freenet for as long as people are 
+retrieving it, although Freenet makes no guarantee that content will be stored 
+indefinitely.
+
+The journey towards Freenet 0.7 began in 2005 with the realization that some of 
+Freenet's most vulnerable users needed to hide the fact that they were using 
+Freenet, not just what they were doing with it. The result of this realization was a 
+ground-up redesign and rewrite of Freenet, adding a "darknet" capability, allowing 
+users to limit who their Freenet software would communicate with to trusted friends. 
+This would make it far more difficult for a third-party to determine who is using 
+Freenet.
+
+Freenet 0.7 also embodies significant improvements to almost every other aspect of 
+Freenet, including efficiency, security, and usability. Freenet is available for Windows, 
+Linux, and OSX. It can be downloaded from:
+
+http://freenetproject.org/download.html
+
+If you have any difficulty getting Freenet to work, or any questions not answered in the 
+faq, please join us on IRC in the #freenet channel at irc.freenode.net. Thank you.
+
+This release would not have been possible without the efforts of numerous volunteers, and 
+Matthew Toseland, Freenet's full time developer. Matthew's work is funded through donations 
+via our website (as well as a few larger sponsors from time to time). We ask that anyone 
+who can help us to ensure Matthew's continued employment visit our donations page and 
+make a contribution at:
+
+http://freenetproject.org/donate.html
+
+Press enquiries should be directed to Ian Clarke.
+
+ALWAYS ON:
+The installer will load the system tray applet (the rabbit icon on the bottom left) when
+you log in. We strongly recommend you run Freenet as close to 24x7 as possible for good
+performance. However, you can remove this from the startup menu if you don't want this 
+to happen. Also, you can easily use the tray icon to turn Freenet on and off when you
+need to free up bandwidth and CPU. However, bear in mind that unless you are regularly
+downloading and uploading large files, Freenet will use most system resources just after
+you start it up, so you should avoid this where possible.
+
+BASIC SECURITY:
+The easiest option is to use the system tray applet to launch Freenet. This will try to
+load a browser (Chrome or Firefox) in privacy/incognito mode. If the browser is in privacy
+mode it will tell you. Browser bugs might result in it not being in privacy mode so be
+careful of this.
+
+You MUST use a separate browser to access Freenet than the one you use to access
+the WWW at large (or use one with privacy mode enabled). Browser history stealing attacks
+enable malicious websites to probe for specific freesites you have visited. It may also
+be possible for hostile websites to probe for the existence of Freenet by javascript port
+scanning or similar attacks, or possibly even time loads of specific pages from Freenet,
+from the browser you use for the web; this last attack is unconfirmed at the time of 
+writing.
+
+MORE SECURITY:
+If your life or liberty depends on Freenet protecting your anonymity, you should
+seriously evaluate your options, including the option of not posting whatever
+controversial content it is you are thinking of posting. Freenet has not yet
+reached version 1.0, and several important security features have not yet been
+implemented; there are several known attacks which future versions will greatly
+reduce, and there are likely to be (and have been) serious bugs. If you do 
+choose to use Freenet under such circumstances, you  should enable the MAXIMUM 
+network security level and add connections to your friends on the Friends page; 
+connecting only to friends considerably improves your security against a variety 
+of attacks, but you should only connect to them if you know them or have some 
+reason to (at least minimally) trust them; connecting to arbitrary strangers 
+from IRC may end up with you adding the bad guys as Friends, and apart from that 
+it damages the network topology.
+
+CHANGES FROM 0.5:
+This is the 0.7 rewrite of Freenet. This is largely rewritten from scratch, 
+although it pulls in a load of code from Dijjer, and most of the crypto and a 
+few other classes from the 0.5 source.
+
+Major changes:
+- Darknet mode: connect only to your friends, they connect to theirs, this forms
+  a small-world network, which Freenet makes routable by location swapping. This
+  greatly increases the network's robustness as it makes it much harder to find
+  and block Freenet nodes on a national firewall, as well as improving security
+  generally provided that your friends are trustworthy. 
+- Opennet mode (plug and play) is also supported. Just select network security
+  level NORMAL or LOW in the first-time wizard.
+- Freenet now uses UDP, mainly to improve connectivity over NATs and firewalls.
+- Freenet now uses 32kB fixed block sizes, to improve performance and simplify 
+  the code.
+- The Freenet Client Protocol is completely different, see the spec here:
+  http://wiki.freenetproject.org/FreenetFCPSpec2Point0
+- Many more changes...
+
+LICENSING:
+Freenet is under the GPLv2 - see LICENSE.Freenet (we are trying to make this
+GPL 2 or later, but some code is arguably GPL 2 only). However, we use some 
+other code:
+- Mantissa is under the modified BSD license. See README.Mantissa. According 
+  to the FSF, modified BSD is compatible with GPL; we must include both 
+  licenses.
+
+UNINSTALLING:
+Use a Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel. You may need to shut down Freenet
+using the tray icon first.