On Sun, Sep 21, 2003 at 12:05:05AM -0700, Tracy R Reed wrote:
> I'm looking at my node versions histogram and I notice that around 80% of
> the nodes in my routing table at the moment are 5028 nodes. A few days ago
> I noticed half of the nodes were 6200 series nodes and I think my node
> might have been performing better. Would it be possible to make the node
> prefer to keep nodes of the same version number in the routing table?
> Wouldn't this make it easier to gauge the relative performance of one
> build over another? Even if you turned out a perfect fred today you
> wouldn't know it because all of the other nodes would still be a mess but
> if that perfect fred preferred talking to the other perfect freds on the
> network they would realize a noticeable performance improvement.
I've been wondering about this, too, for quite a while now. In
Version.java, we have:
/** Oldest build of Fred we will talk to */
public static final int lastGoodBuild = 654; // jan 20; ARK insert fixes
And yet, I see node versions earlier than this in my routing table.
While we're at it, one more question. :-) Why is it that the sfHealHtl
setting is always automatically reduced by 2 when one goes to begin a
download?
Oh, and one more thing. :-) Could we rearrange the layout in
OpenConnectionManager.java (new style) so that the order of
incoming/outgoing, receiving/transmitting is consistent?
It's really annoying to have the first two lines of the report in one order
and the next two in the opposite order.
Thanks.
--
Conrad Sabatier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - "In Unix veritas"
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