On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 10:57 AM, Jonathan
Schleifer<[email protected]> wrote:
> The real problem with the presence flood is that they come for about 5
> minutes for me. It's like there's one wave of available presences every 30
> seconds. This is kind of annoying if you just connect to see if somebody is
> online and don't know "Hm, is that person offline or haven't I just received
> the presence yet?"

I could be stepping way out of line here, but I /think/ they're
equivalent to you.

If it takes 5 minutes for you to get initial presence from someone,
that means it's taking 5 minutes to establish s2s and do the presence
round-trip. Now, even if the server remembered (and told you) that
they're online, wouldn't that mean that the first message you sent
would also take the same time for the servers to get it in gear
together? In this case it might even be preferable see them as
offline, if you wouldn't be effectively able to communicate yet.

As an aside: I have no idea what would cause a server to consistently
take 5 minutes to get presence to you (apart from sever. overloading,
or brokenness) - does anyone have any thoughts on this, because it
seems to me that this is the underlying problem we're trying to solve
here.

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