How to stop or temporally shutdown Freenet?
On Windows, you may find "stop freenet" in Freenet Tray.
On Ubuntu, or other Linux system, go to your Freenet folder, run a command inside the terminal:
FreenetUser@ubuntu:~/Freenet$ ls *.sh
run.sh update.sh
You can see run.sh command, run.sh have six options, one of them is to stop the Freenet:
FreenetUser@ubuntu:~/Freenet$ ./run.sh ?
Usage: ./run.sh { console | start | stop | restart | status | dump }
FreenetUser@ubuntu:~/Freenet$ ./run.sh stop
Stopping Freenet 0.7...
Waiting for Freenet 0.7 to exit...
Stopping Freenet 0.7...
Stopped Freenet 0.7.
This is how you to stop the Freenet on Ubuntu.
On Windows, you may find "stop freenet" in Freenet Tray.
On Ubuntu, or other Linux system, go to your Freenet folder, run a command inside the terminal:
FreenetUser@ubuntu:~/Freenet$ ls *.sh
run.sh update.sh
You can see run.sh command, run.sh have six options, one of them is to stop the Freenet:
FreenetUser@ubuntu:~/Freenet$ ./run.sh ?
Usage: ./run.sh { console | start | stop | restart | status | dump }
FreenetUser@ubuntu:~/Freenet$ ./run.sh stop
Stopping Freenet 0.7...
Waiting for Freenet 0.7 to exit...
Stopping Freenet 0.7...
Stopped Freenet 0.7.
This is how you to stop the Freenet on Ubuntu.
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