Roman Bednarek <roman at ...> writes: > On Fri, 28 Oct 2005, Matthew Toseland wrote: > > > It *should* work. It is believed to work. Do you have an > > inputBandwidthLimit set? That might be helpful - incoming traffic > > requires acknowledgement via outgoing packets. > > > No, I do not have inputBandwidthLimit set (my ADSL has much bigger > input than output), but now when I set it nothing has changed. I run it on > linux, if it doeas matter. On servlet/nodeinfo/performance/general page I > can read: > Current upstream bandwidth usage 208 bytes/second (5,1%) > and at the same time about 18KB on iptraf monitor(with only freenet > running). > I had to stop freenet node, to write that answer in pine, full > bandwidth was used and I even could not type. (not always is so bad, most > of the time something free is left). > > Roman
Hmm, well that's odd. Output limiting is not accurate, and there can be a lag of up to 10 minutes before fred notices changes to the conf file, but it seems to basically work in my experience. Some disparity between fred's usage report and iptraf's could be explained by instantaneous vs. long period sampling, but can't explain a limit of 4k apparently maxing out your upstream. Could you post your outputBandwdithLimit line exactly as it appears in freenet.conf / freenet.ini, and maybe the immediately surrounding entries? I suspect it's not doing anything at all because it's somehow malformed, thus letting freenet run unlimited. Bob
