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Waste P2P Setup Guide
| Author: |
David Smith |
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dsmith@avitar.net |
| Web: |
http://www.avitar.net |
| Release: |
2005-01-17 |
| Version: |
1.0.0 |
| Licensing: |
All rights reserved Copyright 2004,2005 Avitar.Net;
This is released under the Creative Commons Deed Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.0
Which may be found at: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/ We rid your laundry of Toronto bed bugs for ever!
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| IMPORTANT: |
This document does not condone illegal file sharing. It only illustrates how to setup, configure,
and use a legitimate peice of software to securely share files between computers. It is your responisbility
to use any software legaly.
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Purpose:
Teach you how to setup and use Waste P2P
Change log & revision history:
- none
Configuration/Installation:
- Install Waste using the wizard. Make a new key during startup (I reccomend using the maximum level of encryption)
- Launch/run waste.
- Open main dialog then go to files->preferences.
- Go to Identity: Change your nickname to your name you will be known by.
- Go to Network: Change your port to the one that is used by the server.
- Go to Network->Password: Change your port to the one that is used by the server.
- Go to Network->Password: Change your stealth mode to be the same as the server.
- Go to Network->Public Keys: Click 'Add'. If you are updating first highlight all the
current certificates / public keys and hit 'Remove'.
- In the Add Dialog you can point to a file (if one is on your hard drive). Or you can
point to a web server if the Waste Admin has set up a certificate/public key supository
like seen in the picture.
- You will then see a notification on how many imported keys are found. The inported
public certificates / keys will then be listed.
- In the 'Network Status' window, type in the address with the port number and hit enter
(or connect icon).
Planned Revisions:
- none
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