On Fri, Jan 16, 2004 at 11:35:03AM +0000, Kevin Steen wrote: > 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.
No. InsertRequests can fail just as DataRequests can IIRC. > > + Is there a timeout on data waiting to be transmitted? My node seems to Yes, several different timeouts depending on what the data is. > 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. Well, maybe the data was trailer chunks. > > + 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? I imagine they stay until another ref is added? I don't see any nodes with too many refs on my RT, last I looked. > > + How long until nodes are dropped from the routing table? They are dropped down to the limit when another node is added IIRC. > > + 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. The fact that most queries are served by routing them to other nodes and proxying the returned data. If you have a large datastore, your outbound bandwidth will increase; if you do lots of local requests, your inbound bandwidth will increase. > > TIA > -Kevin -- Matthew J Toseland - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Freenet Project Official Codemonkey - http://freenetproject.org/ ICTHUS - Nothing is impossible. Our Boss says so.
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