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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