>> I just do not know, where to report this, (probably it was noticed already >> anyway...), but the bandwith limiting in unstable version 6430 seems to be broken: >> >> Current upstream bandwidth usage 14576 bytes/second (145,8%) >> >> And the node is not QueryRejecting or something like that and the load is on 82% >> right now... >> Hope it is fixed soon, since this bug blocks your internet connection, by using the >> whole available upload bandwith :/ > >I can't reproduce that. Example: > >Current routingTime 39ms >Current messageSendTimeRequest 255ms >Pooled threads running jobs 10 (8.3%) >Pooled threads which are idle 8 >Current upstream bandwidth usage 17086 bytes/second (85.4%) >Current estimated load 100% >Reason for load: >Load due to thread limit = 8.3% >Load due to messageSendTimeRequest = 30.2% = 60% + 40% * (255.497 - 1000.000) / 1000.000 <= overloadLow (60%) >Load due to output bandwidth limiting = 106.8% because outputBytes(1025189) > limit (960000.014 ) = outLimitCutoff (0.8) * outputBandwidthLimit (20000) * 60 > > >Can anyone else?
Switch "outLimitCutoff" to the standard value of 2.0 and you can reproduce it ;) If that value is on 2.0 you reach 100% Load if you use 200% of the limit. Since you use 0.8, you will not have that problem, since then you will reach 100% Load if 80% of your Upload Limit is used. I switched that value to 1.0 yesterday, and now bandwith limiting "works" as supposed: Requests go in, until the used bandwith reaches the limit, then they are rejected. Unfortunatly the used bandwith goes up further, until the hardware maximum is reached (limit=10kb/s, hardware=~16kb/s for me). After some time less bandwith is used, until the used bandwith goes below the limit. Then it goes up again, and so on... So if you call that working, then the bandwith limiting is actually working. ;) (If you switch "outLimitCutoff"<=1.0) But I think reducing the limit, as Ed Huff suggested, should help. _______________________________________________ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://news.gmane.org/gmane.network.freenet.support
