To run konspire on any platform that supports Java 1.1 (and Swing, if you're running the client), all you need is the konspire.jar Java archive. Please note that when either a client or a server starts up, it looks for a file called "servers.dat" from which it reads a server list. If the file does not exist, the programs will complain about it, but they will still operate fine. After connecting to the konspire network for the first time, both client and server will save a list of live servers by creating a new "servers.dat" file.
Also, note that if you're running the client, you should create a directory (folder) called "files" in the same directory as konspire. This is the folder that the client scans for its file list.
You can run the konspire server by typing (at command line):
where the first number is the port you want the server to listen on, and the second number is the maximum number of clients that can connect to your server simultaneously.
You can run the konspire client by typing (at command line):
where the first number is the port you want the client to listen on, and the second number is the maximum number of clients that can connect to your client simultaneously (to download files from you).
If you want to run konspire from the command line, download:
konspire.jar (131 KiB) (ver. 1.0)
All Unix platforms should download the "Any Platform" version. These platforms include Linux and Solaris.
