Toad:
> Freenet stable build 5036 is now available. If you are running the
> stable branch (i.e. unless you know what you are doing), please upgrade.
> You can use the update.sh script on *nix, or the freenet-webinstall.exe
> on Windows, to upgrade. Or you can fetch the jar from
> http://freenetproject.org/snapshots/freenet-latest.jar .
>
> Major changes (since 5034):
> * Fix a major bug in 5034: we weren't taking into account the
> probability of the transfer failing, it was accidentally deleted.
> * Reinstate bandwidth usage based query rejection. This should increase
> transfer rates, reduce the number of connections transferring at once,
> and reduce transfer failure rates.
The last update was a bit too fast, i think.
The built numbers do not seem to me too usefull.
How about releasing things with some freenet-version--pre(1-5) and
freenet-version ?
Where can I get older builds ? I'm able to locate unstable-date
(where i think unstable-builtnumber) is more usefull, since the
Date associated with the jar file tells about the release day....
# addign further description to fproxy peer servlet
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For me (and I think for others) it might be usefull to see which numbers are
good, or bad. e.g. for time i belief smaller is bettern, so it would be great
if somthing like a arrow would point to the better performance.
| lookup time 0 10 << better
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host1 | ############################
host2 | #######
host3 | ################
Thus host 2 does perform well.
# adding general information to fproxy servlet
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Like:
versionnumber, amount and perentage of the connected hosts
version | # host | %
5029 | 10 | 50
5036 | 5 | 25
6031 | 3 | 15
6033 | 2 | 10
Packet input/output, Waiting input output, total load over time statistic (a
nice picture :)
So one can see, if one's node stays on overload over time (90-100% load).
If routing improves (packet output,...).
Ciao
Jens Skripczynski
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