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freenet.support.io.PersistentTempBucketFactory

Handles persistent temp files. These are used for e.g. persistent downloads. These are temporary files in the directory specified for the PersistentFileTracker (which supports changing the directory, i.e. moving the files). These temporary files are encrypted using an ephemeral key (unless the node is configured not to encrypt temporary files as happens with physical security level LOW). FIXME NO CRYPTO AT THE MOMENT. Note that the files are only deleted *after* the transaction containing their deletion reaches disk - so we should not leak temporary files, or forget that we deleted a bucket and try to reuse it, if there is an unclean shutdown. PERSISTENCE: This class is involved in persistence but is not itself Serializable; it is recreated on every startup, and persistent Bucket's register themselves with it.

    this.persistentTempDir = node.setupProgramDir(installConfig, "persistentTempDir", node.userDir().file("persistent-temp").toString(),
      "NodeClientCore.persistentTempDir", "NodeClientCore.persistentTempDirLong", nodeConfig);
    
    fcpPersistentRoot = new PersistentRequestRoot();
    try {
        this.persistentTempBucketFactory = new PersistentTempBucketFactory(persistentTempDir.dir(), 
                "freenet-temp-", node.random, node.fastWeakRandom, nodeConfig.getBoolean("encryptPersistentTempBuckets"));
        this.persistentFilenameGenerator = persistentTempBucketFactory.fg;
    } catch (IOException e) {
        String msg = "Could not find or create persistent temporary directory: "+e;
        e.printStackTrace();

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