G.Roethlin wrote:
> In the old 0.3 and 0.5 days I used to have a part time node, which was
> active about 16 hours a day. It worked reasonably well (my node was
> bussy scratching at it's output bandwith limit). Could this work in 0.7
> freenet too?
>
> cb
Although 24/7 is better for obvious reas
On Wednesday 01 November 2006 20:39, toad wrote:
> In theory yes. In practice no. The reason is this:
> - You will probably get your peers from #freenet-refs
> - Most people there seem to drop nodes when they are offline for a few
> hours.
Actually I think it can work just fine. When you exchan
On Wednesday 01 November 2006 20:39, toad wrote:
> In theory yes. In practice no. The reason is this:
> - You will probably get your peers from #freenet-refs
> - Most people there seem to drop nodes when they are offline for a few
> hours.
Actually I think it can work just fine. When you exchan
In theory yes. In practice no. The reason is this:
- You will probably get your peers from #freenet-refs
- Most people there seem to drop nodes when they are offline for a few
hours.
If your peers are understanding - perhaps because they are true darknet
peers (i.e. nodes run by people you actua
In the old 0.3 and 0.5 days I used to have a part time node, which
was active about 16 hours a day. It worked reasonably well (my node
was bussy scratching at it's output bandwith limit). Could this work
in 0.7 freenet too?
cb
G.Roethlin wrote:
> In the old 0.3 and 0.5 days I used to have a part time node, which was
> active about 16 hours a day. It worked reasonably well (my node was
> bussy scratching at it's output bandwith limit). Could this work in 0.7
> freenet too?
>
> cb
Although 24/7 is better for obvious reas
In theory yes. In practice no. The reason is this:
- You will probably get your peers from #freenet-refs
- Most people there seem to drop nodes when they are offline for a few
hours.
If your peers are understanding - perhaps because they are true darknet
peers (i.e. nodes run by people you actua
In the old 0.3 and 0.5 days I used to have a part time node, which
was active about 16 hours a day. It worked reasonably well (my node
was bussy scratching at it's output bandwith limit). Could this work
in 0.7 freenet too?
cb
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