Are you running a script or something that updates your seednodes before restarting the node? It reseeds if the seednodes.ref is more recent than the routing table...
On Fri, Aug 01, 2003 at 11:56:51AM +0200, Niklas Bergh wrote: > > > > Primarily the fact that the graphical representation of it (under > > "Routing > > > > table" or on the "Node Reference Status" page), instead of looking > nice > > > and > > > > healthy with plenty of routing 'knowledge' (resembling a barcode), > > starts > > > off > > > > almost completely white with just a handful of thin stripes. Over a > day > > or > > > > so, coverage increases. > > > > > > Same over here.... Cannot tell for sure that it happens every time I > > restart > > > but I definitely has seen the 'barcode' cleared when the node is freshly > > > started. > > > > I can now say that it definitely not happens every time...We'll see if I > can > > provoke it to happen again.. > > One thing that happens though is that is seems to appear a lot of new (old > really) nodes in the routing table during a restart. After a restart after > 10 hrs of uptime the version histogram looks something like: > Fred,0.4,1.46,522 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,5007 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,5009 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,5010 |== > Fred,0.5,1.46,5012 |== > Fred,0.5,1.46,5014 |==== > Fred,0.5,1.46,5015 |============ > Fred,0.5,1.46,5017 |========== > Fred,0.5,1.46,5018 |======== > Fred,0.5,1.46,534 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,567 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,568 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,570 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,571 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,572 |== > Fred,0.5,1.46,598 |= > Fred,0.6,1.46,6119 |= > And I remember looking at it right before restart and thinking 'whoa, seems > to be only 50xx nodes in the network nowadays'.. > > The, after the node has been running for an hour or so the version histogram > looks like: > Fred,0.5,1.46,5004 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,5007 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,5009 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,5010 |== > Fred,0.5,1.46,5012 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,5014 |=== > Fred,0.5,1.46,5015 |============= > Fred,0.5,1.46,5017 |========= > Fred,0.5,1.46,5018 |================ > Fred,0.6,1.46,6122 |= > Fred,0.6,1.46,6508 |= > > At that point I restarted the node and again there magically appeared bunch > of old-versioned nodes in the rt (I have seen larger mutations than this > happen though.. maybe the mutation level is a product of uptime in some > way..) > Fred,0.4,1.46,519 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,5007 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,5009 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,5010 |== > Fred,0.5,1.46,5012 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,5014 |=== > Fred,0.5,1.46,5015 |============ > Fred,0.5,1.46,5017 |========= > Fred,0.5,1.46,5018 |=============== > Fred,0.5,1.46,545 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,563 |= > Fred,0.5,1.46,598 |= > Fred,0.6,1.46,6508 |= > > There is also an awful lot of orphaned properties being removed during rt > initialization. I have seen 449 properties beeing reduced to 98, 170 down to > 90 and 119 down to 100. The initial number (449 etc) seems to be tightly > related to my node:s uptime. The 449 props where from 48 hrs of uptime, the > 170 from 10 hrs and 119 from 1 hour. Isn't this the bulk of my node:s > routing knowledge beeing removed? > > I have not yet looked into the code much to try to figure out the cause of > these odd behaviours but I remember something from a release notification > from quite a while back about 'selecting a random set of seednodes from > seednodes.ref', could that be related to this in some way (a quick glance at > the code hints that it isn't so, but still it would be good to get some > confirmation on this from someone)? > > Could someone do a similar test with their node to rule out that I am the > only one that this happens to. To see how many properties that are removed > when you restart you can count the number of > '(freenet.node.rt.DataObjectRoutingStore, main, NORMAL): Removing orphaned > property.....' rows written to the log during node startup. > > I will not be able to look into this for a couple of days since I am going > for a weekend vacation later today. > /N > > _______________________________________________ > devl mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://hawk.freenetproject.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl -- Matthew J Toseland - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Freenet Project Official Codemonkey - http://freenetproject.org/ ICTHUS - Nothing is impossible. Our Boss says so.
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