On Wednesday 28 January 2009 21:26, [email protected] wrote: > > routing table > ----------------------- > -> to whom i connect is optimized by overload probability? > > Numbers seem quite low, node runs at good load and 8% overload probability is max at opennet > > > Memory leak > -------------------------- > 1204 consumes a lot of memory, > it raises over time. > I have set 1024MB and it was full used after 12hours.
Lots of people seem to be saying this, but it makes no sense at all. No sense whatsoever. IT MAKES NO SENSE! Add the following to your wrapper.conf and then watch freenet.loggc to see if there is a memory problem, which would be indicated by lots of Full GC's in freenet.loggc (one per second or more): wrapper.java.additional.3=-Xloggc:freenet.loggc If there is indeed a memory problem, it is highly unlikely that it has anything to do with 1204, because virtually nothing changed in 1204. Please get a thread dump while it is doing lots of Full GC's, and use jmap -histo <pid of java> to get a dump of the objects allocated. > > > nodeAveragePingTime: 268ms > ----------------------------------------------- > sometimes it raises high and triggers loadmanagement > mostly when memory reaches max/limit > I do not understand how this is calculated, would be nice if one > could explain it -> is there room to optimize this for an user? > > > some stats > > > Bandwidth > a.. Input Rate: 86.4 KiB/sec (of 1.90 MiB) > b.. Output Rate: 137 KiB/sec (of 1.90 MiB) > c.. Total Input: 541 MiB (125 KiB/sec) > d.. Total Output: 561 MiB (130 KiB/sec) > e.. Payload Output: 430 MiB (100 KiB/sec)(76%) Very nice!
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