On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 10:00 PM, Tony Arcieri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Wonder if this protocol is applicable to other p2p protocols that use
> segmented downloading... this part sounds particularly appealing:
>
> "We are using UDP for uTP...
>

Coincidentally enough, I was working on a UDP segment transfer protocol for
my P2P content delivery protocol (distribustream.org), which was also called
"UTP".

The idea was to incorporate STUN (which already fits quite nicely into
DistribuStream's state machine as far as the "tracker" side of things goes)
and use adaptive FEC in lieu of the ARQ mechanism used by TCP.  However in
my limited testing I found out there was relatively little benefit to using
FEC over ARQ, and that such techniques would require some hybrid FEC/ARQ
model anyway (I found an attempt at doing this called "SHARQFEC")

Anyway, since this is out there I'd really love to use it... pity it's
proprietary (at least for the time being)

-- 
Tony Arcieri
medioh.com
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