Matthew Toseland wrote:
> Maybe. What would the benefit be? Isn't it a good thing to have a fairly
> homogenous topology, rather than automatically creating ubernodes?
>
It would enable a node to be connected to both nets at the same time
effectively (about 30 connections each). These kinds of
Just noticed that I completely lost connection to opennet in all of my
nodes. At the same time transfer rates dropped + the network stopped
finding stuff as fast as previously. Definitely a negative change. My
nodes got completely cut off from opennet, so they are no longer able to
work as bridges
Just noticed that I completely lost connection to opennet in all of my
nodes. At the same time transfer rates dropped + the network stopped
finding stuff as fast as previously. Definitely a negative change. My
nodes got completely cut off from opennet, so they are no longer able to
work as bridges
Matthew Toseland wrote:
> Maybe. What would the benefit be? Isn't it a good thing to have a fairly
> homogenous topology, rather than automatically creating ubernodes?
>
It would enable a node to be connected to both nets at the same time
effectively (about 30 connections each). These kinds of
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Maybe. What would the benefit be? Isn't it a good thing to have a fairly
homogenous topology, rather than automatically creating ubernodes?
On Wednesday 24 October 2007 06:00, [Anon] Anon User wrote:
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> In Matthew Toseland wrote:
> >Freenet 0.7 build 1066 is available. It will be mandatory on
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I'm currently running a node on a 10Mbit trunk w/ 10G of cache space. Do
you think it would be beneficial for those of us who have the resources
available to contribute them, even if it does result in ubernodes?
-Derek
Matthew Toseland wrote:
> Maybe. What would the benefit be? Isn't it a good
I'm currently running a node on a 10Mbit trunk w/ 10G of cache space. Do
you think it would be beneficial for those of us who have the resources
available to contribute them, even if it does result in ubernodes?
-Derek
Matthew Toseland wrote:
> Maybe. What would the benefit be? Isn't it a good
Maybe. What would the benefit be? Isn't it a good thing to have a fairly
homogenous topology, rather than automatically creating ubernodes?
On Wednesday 24 October 2007 06:00, [Anon] Anon User wrote:
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> In Matthew Toseland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Freenet 0.7 build 1066 is available. It w
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Freenet 0.7 build 1066 is available. It will be mandatory on the 30th of
October. It includes some fairly large changes including:
- Merge of JFK, a Summer of Code project to implement a new, better link
encryption setup protocol (we were using a form of STS).
- The opennet peers limit takes into
Freenet 0.7 build 1066 is available. It will be mandatory on the 30th of
October. It includes some fairly large changes including:
- Merge of JFK, a Summer of Code project to implement a new, better link
encryption setup protocol (we were using a form of STS).
- The opennet peers limit takes into
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