On Thu, Jun 07, 2001 at 09:04:41PM +0200, Stefan Reich wrote:
> From: "Ray Heasman" <nurf at wuzzle.org>
> > The solution is to limit the percentage of the datastore that can be
> > affected by reads, as explained further in my reply to Ian on the "Another
> > possible bug" thread. Essentially you have two datastores, one for
> caching.
> 
> Ok, I see.
> 
> With your scheme, I see a problem with anonymity of inserts though. If
> something is inserted with HTL n, it will end up in the non-caching part of
> exactly n datastores, right?

I don't know. I'll have to scratch my head for a bit and consult
documentation.

> 
> This makes it a lot easier to find out who the original inserter was. If you
> can see inside one node that received the file during insertion, it is
> probably possible to find out all or most of the other nodes involved.

Um. I'm not sure I agree. You change where data goes in tha cache, that's
all. How, exactly?

> > I can't get anyone to comment on this proposal though. :-(
> 
> I just did ;-)

And it is greatly appreciated. :-)

Cya,
Ray

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