5061 seems to have a memory leak. I gave it 512M and it still got up to 450M (I restarted it so it wouldn't run out).
Routing remains an unsolved problem... Read freenet-dev on gmane for more info. -- Ed Huff On Sun, 2004-01-18 at 20:52, Someone wrote: > Hi, > > after some switching of different JREs (now back to 1.4.2_03 from Sun) > and resetting the whole freenet.ini to default values by installing a > second fresh fred and comparing the settings manually (there were many > differences, but I didn't tweak the settings in the past, maybe due the > old ini beeing created many months ago from an now ancient node version). > I finally got the node running well for about 12 hours (still having the > errors mentioned earlier here in the Log). But now the node doesn't stall > out of nowhere, instead it runs out of memory after 12 hours and stalls. > So is there any setting that I can change to reduce memory usage of the > node. It has a max memory of 128MB to use, this is the default so I think > it has to work with it. I'm already running the Y-threads with an absolut > maximum of 200 threads, but this doesn't help. > > Upping the max memory for the node is NOT an option, unless a nice guy > gives me the money to buy more ram ;-). > > Besides: Is there really some form of routing going on? To me it seems > like the nodes are simply hammering every other node they know with > request till they get the data. This is the only way I can explain why > my node is getting ~85000 QPH (they are still raising, I expect them to > be beyond 100000 QPH in the next 2 days) while it can only serve around > 8000 QPH. > > Greets someone > > _______________________________________________ > Support mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://news.gmane.org/gmane.network.freenet.support
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