Greg Wooledge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > How many nodes are there?
>
> dwarf:/home/freenet$ grep Ref= store_* | sort -u | wc
> 28 28 813
>
> So there are at least 29 -- mine and the 28 I know about.
Wow, that's quite different than what I get:
pi:/var/lib/freenet# grep Ref= store_* | sort -u | wc -l
62
> But wait -- one of those is some fool whose node is reporting itself as
> 192.168.1.25:13306, so that one doesn't count. So there are at least 28.
Oddly I don't see that particular one, but I do have:
Ref=tcp/192.168.0.35:6346
Ref=tcp/192.168.1.3:13254
Ref=tcp/192.168.1.6:17766
Also, how large might a node normally grow? Mine looks like this:
pi:/var/lib/freenet# du -sh data
1.4G data
pi:/var/lib/freenet# ls data/* | wc -l
3792
It seems that the larger it gets, the longer it takes freenet to start
up. Last time it was restarted, it took over 10 minutes to
initialize! This is not a bleeding-edge machine but it's reasonably
fast (a K6-3) so I'm a bit boggled by that. Once it's up, it seems to
run fine, though I noticed also that when the dataStoreSize was
increased past 10 million or so, that all activities got really slow
(even though there may have only been a few dozen items in the store).
-- John
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