>>>>> "m" == moritz <moritz at 1723.net> writes:
m> since you know which keyspace the undernode is ``responsible
m> for'', you should be able to recognize if the undernode is the
m> initial requestor (routing-key different from ``keyspace'')
That's assuming that your idea of what the undernode is "responsible
for" is the same as what its downstream nodes think it is "responsible
for."
Two other mitigating factors:
1) nodes tend to "balance out" after extended (~2 weeks) use.
2) it's close to random what the "ubernode" for any given node
will be.
3) There's no way for the "ubernode" to know that it's the
ubernode for the undernode.
~Mr. Bad
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