Unfortunately this didn't help. The node is behaving erratically - at
times there is hardly any load, CPU 5-10 % loaded. At other times there
the log is filled with messages of receiving packets twice and the CPU
goes to 100%. Also ping times are increased - also the minimum ones.

But have to move this to support I guess. The minimum ping time doesn't
seem to be any different from the average.

-- 
Malkus Lindroos


Malkus Lindroos wrote:
> And finally, you were right of course. The problem wasn't the rate
> limiting code, but a configuration problem on my node. The node connects
> by default to all interfaces (0.0.0.0), which apparently caused problems
> - the log was filled with messages of receiving packets twice. This
> caused heavy load occasionally to the node. Limiting to only one
> interface fixed the problem.
> 
> The node is currently running using minpingtime as well, just to test
> its effects. There still are nodes with very high ping times in my lists
> that push the average pings times higher than they should be, but it is
> not really a problem (yet).
> 




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