Fred, Can you maybe mix some diagnostics in with your bat file approach? It would be good to know if your CPU usage goes to 100% only after failed requests or not. It would also be good if you could report whether you have runaway threads after you see the spike in CPU usage.
good luck :) On Fri, Feb 23, 2001 at 12:42:55PM -0800, Fred Salzer wrote: > On February 23, 2001 08:59 Tavin Cole wrote: > > >hmm, didn't Fred say he gets his problem using the commandline request > >and insert clients? We need to get straight on whether Fred's client > >CPU suck has anything to do with runaway threads, and on how exactly these > >possibly separate problems are reproduced.. > > Both inserts and requests *were* causing javaw.exe run at 100%. That's been > fixed. I'm running 3 request bat files with the commands in the following > format and java.exe runs at 100% after a short time: > > java -cp d:\freenet\Freenet.jar Freenet.client.RequestClient -serverAddress > tcp/xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:yyyy etc.... > > where the serverAddress is a remote node. I get virtually nothing through my > node any more; not getting much going through other nodes. > > > Does Fred get his problem from fproxy, > >freenet_request, or both? Is it tied to failed requests? > > I haven't observed fproxy results as I generally use the bat files. I > believe it is tied to failed requests and here's a link to a screen copy: > http://sempre.com/pub/error.jpg -- /* tavin cole * composer of e-mail messages */ _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://www.uprizer.com/mailman/listinfo/devl
