> I used to run a freenet node, gave up when the network seemed to be dying > and > then, before Christmas, things appeared to be working again. I keep my > node > updated with the latest version and sometimes it seems to work; more often > the node sticks at 100 % and dies. Someone suggested IBM's version of Sun > java is more stable and faster on Linux, so I have installed this (it > certainly is no worse). I run a 3.2 GHz Athlon with 512 MB RAM. I have > left > the java VM at 128 MB.
I didn't say that it is more stable, but that it is faster. I'had to put the JVM at 200 MB because I had some outofmemory exceptions, but BTW it seems that latest builds use far less memory and threads since multiplexing is available. Since, my node never died. It ran all the week end w/o any problem (other than BW overload). > The changes I have made to my freenet.conf file are thus: > > ipAddress=x.x.x.x > routingTableImpl=ng > storeSize=5000M > outputBandwidthLimit=20000 > threadFactory=Y > > Are these reasonable settings? Any settings would be gratefully received. It seems OK for me, but I'm quite new with the freenet, so I'm not an expert. Otherwise, I had also to increase the file descriptors allowed for the user runninf the node (ulimit). -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://news.gmane.org/gmane.network.freenet.support
