Somehow Robert got his client cache disabled. Please could some people check that their client cache is set to salted-hash (not ram), and is of a reasonable size? You need to check the core settings page in advanced mode. The wizard is supposed to set this up but it is possible there is a bug.
--- Begin Message ---On 2010/10/15 (Oct), at 1:00 PM, Robert Hailey wrote:On 2010/10/15 (Oct), at 9:29 AM, Volodya wrote:There is an option in the configuration which turns on caching of the 'local or nearby requests', you can turn it on to speed up such requests. However, you should note that it will be significantly easier to determine what you've been downloading/viewing while that setting is turnt on.I hope this helps you. - VolodyaYes, that is helpful. Thanks for pointing it out. -- Robert Haileybtw. I've activated this on my nodes and the difference is phenomenal. Much happier "end user experience."Was this option disabled by default b/c of bloom-filter sharing?I really think the argument for sniffing your store/cache is only relevant if the majority of nodes have this option disabled (otherwise popular "sites" would be cached b/c they are popular, and unpopular would cache b/c the requests trying to find them, no?).-- Robert Hailey_______________________________________________ Devl mailing list d...@freenetproject.org http://freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
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