I'm still not able to fetch your site :( It is on stable, right? On Fri, Jan 14, 2005 at 08:41:57AM -0600, Conrad J. Sabatier wrote: > By the way, Toad, now's a good time to tell you how mightily impressed I > am at how quickly my node got up to speed. In just a couple of days, my > spider's database had pretty well fleshed itself out with all the > currently available links. Nice!
> > > Also, consider the fact that when the 0.7 starts to become somthing > > that can be run, you might get two split networks (again), and my > > guess is that dolphin will want to play with the big boys over at > > unstable. I can't talk for dolphin, but that would be my guess. > > Leaving stable without a updated spidered index (again) would be a > > bad move. > > Actually, funny you mention that. I just enabled the "dual-network" > hack on my node yesterday and seeded it with a bunch of stable and > unstable nodes. So there's a good possibility that it could be a > useable index for both branches. Probably not with 0.7, we'll be changing FCP, and doing a full content reset (I know, but it's necessary. This one time...) > > > But who says it should replace anything? Is there some magic limit > > on the number of sites on the web-interface? > > Why not just add DFI (and maby mr.X index also)? Possibly, but first I have to RETRIEVE it. :) > > > > PS. Conrad, great to see you around again! :) > > Thanks. It's nice to be back. I'd forgotten how much I enjoyed > tinkering with this stuff. :-) > > > If you have not already, you might wanna look into what Hopekiller > > has done with your spider. > > No need for you to fix things he has already fixed (or the other > > way around). > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]/hopeless-index/17//files/spider.r > > ar Not adding hopeless index until somebody writes code to autoupdate edition sites on the bookmarks page. > > Yes, I noticed that somewhere (on your site, I think). I'll have to > check it out. > > Right now, I'm mainly preoccupied with getting all of the spider's > database files up to snuff (mainly categorizing all the new sites that > have come up while I was away), and also with tuning my node. I've > been poring over Sun's docs, and I'm experimenting right now with > running the JVM using FreeBSD's 1:1 thread mapping library (libthr.so) > in conjunction with some of the more esoteric JVM command line options. > Interesting stuff! :-) -- Matthew J Toseland - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Freenet Project Official Codemonkey - http://freenetproject.org/ ICTHUS - Nothing is impossible. Our Boss says so.
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