> -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin Steen > Sent: den 16 januari 2004 12:35 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [freenet-support] 5061 Observations & questions > > > Some observations from my 5061 node, ocmContents page (and > the resulting questions to enhance my understanding of what's > going on.) : > > Established node, restarted and run for 2 hrs: > Total amount of messages transfered > Type > Sent/Received > DataNotFound > 28/58 > InsertReply > 1/1 > StoreData > 16/12 > Accepted > 28/57 > NodeAnnouncement > 0/3 > QueryRestarted > 28/59 > InsertRequest > 56/25 > DataReply > 16/17 > QueryRejected > 29/65 > DataInsert > 1/5 > DataRequest > 67/29 > QueryAborted > 3/3 > > + Shouldn't sent InsertRequests always be >= received InsertRequests? > (i.e Inserts from others + local inserts?) I have 56/25 > without doing any local inserts.
Some of your InsertRequest where QR:d by the receiver -> Your node sent them to another node. > + Is there a timeout on data waiting to be transmitted? My > node seems to > get to approx 100KiB waiting and then everything stops > changing on the Messages transferred display. The data > waiting goes up and down about 5Kib, indicating something is > happening, but none of the message counts change. > > + How long until references are removed? Some of my Routing Table > entries still contain more than rtMaxRefs entries after 48 > hrs. Do they stay until the node is dropped from the routing table? Hmm.. Did you decrease your rtMaxRefs value in order to make the number of refs break the boundary? Usually refs are replaced with new ones when a new one from that node comes along or so.. > + How long until nodes are dropped from the routing table? They are never dropped, they are just replaced by other nodes (I think). > + What causes synchronisation between inbound & outbound > bandwidth? Only > my outbound bandwidth is limited (512/128 cable connection) > but inbound quickly stabilises at approx 90% of outbound. Nothing does it explicitly. A couple of things might cause a non-explicit sunc though, for instance: 1. If all data your node is sending actually is relayed from other nodes your outbound bw will never be larger than your inbound one. 2. Your node will usually not send a message unless it receives one and when it so does it will send at least one message. Regards /N _______________________________________________ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://news.gmane.org/gmane.network.freenet.support
