Re: [freenet-support] Back-Off, or something of which nothing is written

2015-09-19 Thread Steve Dougherty 
On 09/19/2015 01:59 PM, Dave Larsen wrote:
> Srry I don't know how to start a new subject , but how do I use frost in
> freenet on my Linux Korora 22 Cinnamon 64bit??? I dld it but it isn't doing
> anything I'm lost please help!!!

Dave is now banned from the support list for spamming. He's been
replying to unrelated threads with requests for help for a while now,
but today he replied to 10 unrelated threads with copies of this
question. (In addition to starting a new thread with this message,
confusingly enough.)



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Re: [freenet-support] Back-Off, or something of which nothing is written

2015-09-19 Thread Dave Larsen 
Srry I don't know how to start a new subject , but how do I use frost in
freenet on my Linux Korora 22 Cinnamon 64bit??? I dld it but it isn't doing
anything I'm lost please help!!!
On Jul 21, 2015 9:01 PM, "VolodyA! V Anarhist" 
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> Content preview:  As i understand the whole process of back-off, just by
> observing
>what is happening with my node: There are two numbers, the first is how
> much
>time is left for the node to be backed off. The second is how much time
> it
>was backed-off for during this incident. When the first counter reaches
> 0,
>then it checks whether it can do things correctly now. If not, it then
> increases
>the second number (doubles it?) and then sets the first to that value
> and
>waits again. If it can communicate, then it decreases the second number
> and
>things operate normally. [...]
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> Date: Sat, 18 Jul 2015 09:50:44 +0300
> Subject: Back-Off, or something of which nothing is written
> As i understand the whole process of back-off, just by observing what is
> happening with my node:
>
> There are two numbers, the first is how much time is left for the node to
> be
> backed off. The second is how much time it was backed-off for during this
> incident. When the first counter reaches 0, then it checks whether it can
> do
> things correctly now. If not, it then increases the second number (doubles
> it?) and then sets the first to that value and waits again. If it can
> communicate, then it decreases the second number and things operate
> normally.
>
> I wasn't able to catch how the decrease of the duration happens. And wasn't
> able to find anything in documentation.
>
> Is there something written about it, and i just missed it?
> I am fine with you just pointing me to the Java class where it happens,
> i'll
> read the code.
>
>  - Volodya
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[freenet-support] Back-Off, or something of which nothing is written

2015-07-21 Thread VolodyA! V Anarhist 
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Content preview:  As i understand the whole process of back-off, just by 
observing
   what is happening with my node: There are two numbers, the first is how much
   time is left for the node to be backed off. The second is how much time it
   was backed-off for during this incident. When the first counter reaches 0,
   then it checks whether it can do things correctly now. If not, it then 
increases
   the second number (doubles it?) and then sets the first to that value and
   waits again. If it can communicate, then it decreases the second number and
   things operate normally. [...] 

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---BeginMessage---
As i understand the whole process of back-off, just by observing what is
happening with my node:

There are two numbers, the first is how much time is left for the node to be
backed off. The second is how much time it was backed-off for during this
incident. When the first counter reaches 0, then it checks whether it can do
things correctly now. If not, it then increases the second number (doubles
it?) and then sets the first to that value and waits again. If it can
communicate, then it decreases the second number and things operate normally.

I wasn't able to catch how the decrease of the duration happens. And wasn't
able to find anything in documentation.

Is there something written about it, and i just missed it?
I am fine with you just pointing me to the Java class where it happens, i'll
read the code.

 - Volodya

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Re: [freenet-support] Back-Off, or something of which nothing is written

2015-07-19 Thread Dave Larsen 
i am still having issues with freenet taking an asston of ram, i restarted
my pc last nite before i went to bed, got up turned my pc on the only thing
that does this is freenet,  i looked at my ram its at 68% just started not
downloading anything,  ive got the wrapper set at 256 max memory but it
still goes way above that,  is there any other way(s)  to control how much
memory(ram) freenet or java uses, i cant run 24/7 cuz, and again only when
freenet itms running  my ram climbs to the roof my pc slows down sometimes
freezes up please help thanx
On Jul 18, 2015 1:50 AM, Volodya volo...@whengendarmesleeps.org wrote:

 As i understand the whole process of back-off, just by observing what is
 happening with my node:

 There are two numbers, the first is how much time is left for the node to
 be
 backed off. The second is how much time it was backed-off for during this
 incident. When the first counter reaches 0, then it checks whether it can
 do
 things correctly now. If not, it then increases the second number (doubles
 it?) and then sets the first to that value and waits again. If it can
 communicate, then it decreases the second number and things operate
 normally.

 I wasn't able to catch how the decrease of the duration happens. And wasn't
 able to find anything in documentation.

 Is there something written about it, and i just missed it?
 I am fine with you just pointing me to the Java class where it happens,
 i'll
 read the code.

  - Volodya

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 Помогите собрать средства на написания учебника по программированию:

 https://boomstarter.ru/projects/volodya/elektronnyy_uchebnik_po_gtkmm_okonnye_pr
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[freenet-support] Back-Off, or something of which nothing is written

2015-07-18 Thread Volodya 
As i understand the whole process of back-off, just by observing what is
happening with my node:

There are two numbers, the first is how much time is left for the node to be
backed off. The second is how much time it was backed-off for during this
incident. When the first counter reaches 0, then it checks whether it can do
things correctly now. If not, it then increases the second number (doubles
it?) and then sets the first to that value and waits again. If it can
communicate, then it decreases the second number and things operate normally.

I wasn't able to catch how the decrease of the duration happens. And wasn't
able to find anything in documentation.

Is there something written about it, and i just missed it?
I am fine with you just pointing me to the Java class where it happens, i'll
read the code.

 - Volodya

-- 
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