I used freenet a while a go. Until moving meant no broadband connection for a while. I now have broadband again, and a machine I can leave on all the time. So I looked into freenet again.
On my system freenet is not stable...
The setup:
- System is Linux Gentoo 1.4, 256 Mb Ram, Java is Sun JKD 1.4.2 - Network is cable, 1000 kbs down. 200 kbs up... - Freenet version is 5074
After having started freenet it normally works for a while as I expect. But after a few hours it goes haywire:
- Nr. of Java processes is normally around 50, and varies a bit. But then it starts oscilating between around 50 and around 150. As in: Suddenly 100 processes are spawned, they stay around a minute, then die. After about five minutes this repeats.
- CPU load, which is normally about 50% goes 100%
- Node does not repsond to requests.
- Network traffic almost stops.
Lots of error messages in the log files, especially "minimum request interval violated!". After restart I'm no longer seeing this error...
The only thing to do is restart. In order to keep my node usable I would have to do this about every couple of hours.
I run a process on my system that collects and graphs stats. I've got a few nice graphs showing the nr. of Java processes on my system that show how Freenet starts to wildly oscilate...
If it is OK I'll post the graphs to the list.
Krist
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