On Wed, Oct 30, 2002 at 08:20:10AM -0700, colbyd wrote: > > I continue to use 525. It seems to kick ass. here are some stats: This has nothing to do with build 525, and everything to do with the network improving. > > Uptime > 2 days 13 hours 22 minutes > localRequestsPerHour: 25.139694 > load: 25% > > incoming: > # unique contacts: 233, active connections: 2 > # format: <contact attempts> <successful> <active connections> <address> > # > 1128 1128 0 tcp/209.210.55.3 > 464 464 0 tcp/217.0.226.33 > 302 302 0 tcp/217.0.226.111 > 302 302 0 tcp/143.248.234.149 > 292 292 0 tcp/12.231.53.84 > 253 253 0 tcp/130.234.180.63 > 232 232 0 tcp/217.155.34.23 > 197 197 0 tcp/128.211.145.133 > 175 175 0 tcp/213.208.109.228 > 175 175 0 tcp/209.221.197.10 > 150 150 0 tcp/213.139.166.100 > 148 148 0 tcp/203.7.159.18 > 139 139 0 tcp/62.123.53.184 > 119 119 0 tcp/66.25.132.47 > 115 115 0 tcp/217.0.226.48 > 114 114 0 tcp/68.13.125.189 > 113 113 0 tcp/131.215.43.203 > 111 111 0 tcp/217.0.226.45 > 108 108 0 tcp/217.75.103.8 > 92 92 0 tcp/66.26.200.14 > etc. > > I uploaded 526mb of data using frost successfully @ around 14.5 kbps > > I can retrieve data at surprising speed. dled a 5mb mp3 @ 22kbps > > I can find many freesites, etc. > > Perhaps users should stick with 525? They certainly should not, we need the load balancing code to be widely used to prevent the network from becoming totally unbalanced and therefore unusable again.
-- Matthew Toseland [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Freenet/Coldstore open source hacker. Employed full time by Freenet Project Inc. from 11/9/02 to 11/11/02. http://freenetproject.org/
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