On Sunday 10 May 2009 01:30:31 Luke771 wrote: > Matthew Toseland wrote: > > On Friday 08 May 2009 09:11:01 Luke771 wrote: > > > >> Matthew Toseland wrote: > >> > >>> What OS do you use for Freenet? > >>> > >>> > >> ubuntu 9.10 x86 desktop with sun java6 > >> > >>> What is your current datastore size set to? > >>> > >>> > >> dedicated freenet disk 500gb, datastore set to 385GiB > >> > >>> What is your output bandwidth limit set to? > >>> > >>> > >> 1MiB/s in > >> 1MiB/s out > >> > >> > >>> What actual bandwidth usage do you typically get? > >>> > >>> > >> between 15 ~ 20 KiB/s in each direction > >> > > > > If you have an 8M symmetric connection, then why do you get such a low > > typical > > transfer rate? > > > No idea. > My connection is nominally 10Mbit/s symmetrical but actually somewhat > less than that, I upload and download stuff (including large files) at > over 600kB/s easily, sometimes over 900kB/s and occasionally over 1mB/s. > > I thought that BitTorrent may be limiting the bandwidth left for Freenet > so I limited the BT bandwidth to 500kB/s symmetrical but Freenet > bandwidth usage didnt benefit from that. > > There is the old and overtalked issue of my ISP not letting me get > inbound connection unless I pay for it separately at the mobster price > of €4 a day but as you know, that shouldn't be a problem as long as my > peers don't have the same limitation. > > I can connect to all of my peers so I assume that they can listen for > inbound connections (but I did have to give up on trying to connect to > someone a couple of times in the past because of the no-inbounds thing :/) > > So what could the problem be? Limited peers' bandwidth? At least some of > them have extremely good connections, I guess I should get better > bandwidth usage when those are connected, but I don't. > All my peers are old, well established nodes, some of them are up 24/7 > and some use both opennet/darknet > > Some info about other stuff, for comparison: Non-anonymous apps use at > least half the 10Mbit/s without problems, and sometimes about 80,85% of > it. i2p uses between 100 and 150 kB/s on average in each direction with > max 500kB/s allowed, peaks up to 400+kB/s. I dont run a Tor server > because of the "evil ISP" problem.
High average ping times?
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