>--[Rafael R. Reilova]--<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 1. First we are probably hammering the web cache if we don't connect
> quickly enough to some ultrapeers (one query per sec. I believe)
*nod* (I've seen this happen, if the host cache is empty and the only
reachable webcache lists only hosts being offline)
> 1> store the time of the last hit to the webcache and don't hit again until
> some reasonable amount of time has elapsed, say 2-5 minutes? This forces
> gtk-gnutella to eat up some of those unreachable hosts in the cache,
> hopefully hitting a good host in the process.
Actually my mingW pacthes include something like that, it selects a web
cache only once every whatever time (but hits it 8 times in a row, though).
The web cache protocol allows only one request per hour; Web caches are
often configured to start banning if the request is after less than 55
minutes. So Gtk-Gnutella violates the web cache protocol.
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