On Wed, Nov 27, 2002 at 09:57:04PM -0000, Simon Porter wrote:
> Hi. Just thought I'd pass on something I have noticed recently with the
> performance of freesites and frost.
>  
> Up until recently when uploading in Frost it has uploaded the whole
> entire file. Just recently though Jantho has added a feature in Frost
> where you can request files if they cannot be found in the network.
> Along with that feature he seems to have changed the default behaviour
> of uploading files. In version 021111 instead of uploading the file it
> instead just uploads a listing of that particular file. Now when trying
> to download a file listed in the search results it will start
> broadcasting a request for the file if it isn't found on the network.
> Whenever a person who happens to be online and also has the file is
> online that file is then uploaded and the person who requested the file
> can now download it.
Hmmm.
>  
> In terms of being able to download files it actually seems worse now
> because 1) not everyone is running Frost 24/7 and 2) this only seems to
> work best for small files. Although this system results in more traffic
> (sending requests etc). the benefit this brings is a decreased demand on
> the storage space of the network.
Hmmmmmmm.
>  
> I have really noticed this in the last couple of days. When looking on
> The Freedom Engine I have noticed a huge increase in the number of
> active links being successfully downloaded. What does everyone else
> think of this and have you experienced the same thing yourselves?
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

TFE has been reorganized in the last few days - are you sure it's not
just that?

-- 
Matthew Toseland
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