I have not seen any message relating to the 60083 build at the, so I thought that I 
should report this, although I cannot imagine that the devs did not notice until now. 
Until now freenet got some requests and used the available bandwith at least to a 
reasonable amount. Now after running 60083 for a while:

Current routingTime 0ms 
Current messageSendTimeRequest 1ms 
Pooled threads running jobs 3 (2,7%) 
Pooled threads which are idle 6 
Current upstream bandwidth usage 31 bytes/second (0,2%) 
Current estimated load for QueryReject purposes 2% 
Current estimated load for rate limiting 425,4% 
Reason for load: Load due to thread limit = 2,7%
[Removed not interesting part]
Load due to backoff: 425,4% = e^1.4478627307920366 (average logBackoffLoad) 
Estimated external pSearchFailed (based only on QueryRejections due to load): 0.0 
Current estimated requests per hour (based on last 10 mins): 684.0 
Current global quota (requests per hour): 398.17163691267376 
Highest seen bytes downloaded in one minute: 1135944 
Current outgoing request rate 120.0 

Some stats about the node refs:
Number of known routing nodes 397 
Number of node references 315 
Number of newbie nodes 41 
Number of uncontactable nodes 173 
Contacted and attempted to contact node references 229 
Contacted node references 118 
Contacted newbie node references 41 
Connections with Successful Transfers 41 
Backed off nodes 35 
Connection Attempts 1729 
Successful Connections 136 

In the log are only the usual "State does not receive" and similiar error messages.
I wonder why not every node is backoffed: The request intervalls of nearly all 
connected nodes are 600000.0 I will now restart to see if this is a new error or 
something like this, but I already tried a restart some hours ago.
At least I have no problems with the temp files right now, there are only 2 MB of 
thema after hours... ;)
 
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