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IRC Log for 2006-12-23

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[0:03] * Randan wished he would be more fluent in java :/
[0:04] <sandos> Payload Output: 13.7 MiB (65.9 KiBps) (93%) ... I think thats the highest I've seen yet =)
[0:07] * timmy2chk (n=violent@) Quit ("so what?")
[0:09] <toad_> sandos: multiplier?
[0:09] <sandos> still on 70...
[0:09] <sandos> soon done with my legal mp3 insert
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[0:12] <toad_> sandos: it's definitely worth trying multiplying the multiplier by the number of peers
[0:12] <sandos> ok
[0:12] <toad_> sandos: however I'm not going to commit it at the moment because I MUST HAVE A HOLIDAY :)
[0:13] <sandos> and I think you should :)
[0:13] <toad_> :)
[0:13] <sandos> CHK@Jyhv2dAz4mqJTY22xl0GDSKA5uUAyqkFEOormgBE0fE,Y1GEBxV0q8gV2R9br8qWUTfenbEWWxHJCUaPKVA7wUw,AAEC--8/Dubmood_-_The_Mighty_Pirate_Sessions_Volume_2_Live.mp3
[0:15] <ronson> is 1008 live now? I just got a 'It seems that your node isn't running the latest version of the software.' notice
[0:15] * sanity_ is now known as sanity
[0:15] * ChanServ sets mode +o sanity
[0:15] <toad_> ronson: yup
[0:15] <toad_> sanity: rehi
[0:15] <toad_> sanity: any opinion on multiplying the request window by the number of peers?
[0:16] <ronson> ty
[0:16] <sanity> toad_: just reading that now
[0:17] * Randan hints that you can't do much wrong: If the network is slow due to overusage or underusage isn't really important ;)
[0:17] <sandos> ;)
[0:17] <sandos> hehe
[0:17] <sandos> people will notice though via bw-usage
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[0:17] <toad_> yeah but we limit bw-usage lots of ways
[0:17] <sandos> they seem mostly disappointed when it does not use bandwidth though :)
[0:17] <sandos> yes, sure
[0:17] <Six-zZz> ~[ toad_ ]~ question --- What type of encryption does freenet use?
[0:18] <sandos> I mean, they will notice for sure when the node is suddenly using 100% bw instead of 20% of the limit
[0:18] <toad_> Six-zZz: AES for symmetric
[0:18] * Six-zZz is now known as SixNine
[0:18] <toad_> Six-zZz: DSA and some others for other bits
[0:18] <SixNine> I thought I would ask that
[0:18] <sandos> Six-zZz, whats with all the color? Makes you look like a mirc-scriptkiddie ;)
[0:18] <SixNine> lol
[0:18] <SixNine> this is a old mirc script
[0:19] <SixNine> excursion
[0:19] <sanity> toad_: seems to make sense, but shouldn't we wait for mrogers stuff before we start mucking around?
[0:19] <toad_> sanity: no
[0:19] <toad_> sanity: it looks like mrogers will take a while, that's why i suggest it
[0:19] <sanity> toad_: hmmm, well, in that case...
[0:19] <SixNine> ~[ toad_ ]~ Are you using someone's algorithm or did you write it yourselves?
[0:19] <toad_> sanity: my only concern is that somebody will need to be around to revert it if it breaks everything
[0:20] <sanity> toad_: but if it doesn't result in an improvement, we remove it - i don't want to go down the path of layer upon layer of alchemy again
[0:20] <toad_> sanity: right
[0:20] <toad_> sanity: there will be a short term benefit to all nodes using it; the question is is it beneficial once it's mandatory
[0:20] <smee> the new error code is 28?
[0:20] <sanity> toad_: i wish we could simulate it
[0:21] <toad_> sanity: i'm taking at least sunday plus a week off, maybe more
[0:21] <toad_> sanity: yeah... mrogers' sims aren't really producing the current madness yet
[0:21] <toad_> they need more work
[0:21] <sanity> toad_: you know that Jesus wasn't really born on x-mas day, right? they just made it x-mas so that it would override an older pagan festival :-)
[0:21] <toad_> sanity: i did do some work on the location stuff; i have resurrected the many-nodes-in-one-VM simulators
[0:21] <sandos> toad_, so the global window is shrunk upon any failure on via any peer? and used with all peers, so to say?
[0:21] <toad_> sanity: haven't tested them yet but they compile
[0:22] <sanity> toad_: ok, cool
[0:22] <sandos> sanity, hehe
[0:22] <toad_> sandos: pretty much
[0:22] <toad_> sanity: i'll be adding some more stuff on that so they are faster, and we can test subsystems
[0:22] <toad_> sanity: e.g. turning off the entire bottom (crypto etc) layer
[0:23] <sandos> arent there "newer" tcp variants that dont consider packet losses as important as they do latency? meant for wireless links afair... not saying this is right for freenet though
[0:23] <toad_> sandos: wireless links are an issue
[0:23] <toad_> sandos: it may actually be a good metaphor
[0:23] <toad_> sandos: packet loss is likely to be much higher on freenet than on TCP ...
[0:23] <toad_> certainly it is now
[0:24] <toad_> really i want token passing, but we need to replicate the current problems before we can try that
[0:24] <sandos> in the simluations you mean?
[0:24] <toad_> yeah
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[0:24] <toad_> sanity: you're happy for me to commit and mandatory such a change anyway?
[0:24] <sanity> toad_: yes
[0:24] <toad_> sanity: on the basis that if it's catastrophic somebody will back it out
[0:24] <toad_> even if i'm not here
[0:24] <toad_> okay
[0:24] * toad_ will do that
[0:25] <_ph00> whopee
[0:25] <_ph00> 1008!
[0:25] * SixNine wonders why toad hasn't said fuckem click yet
[0:25] * toad_ wonders why openoffice spread keeps wanting to steal the focus
[0:25] <sanity> toad_: what is your last day?
[0:25] <toad_> sanity: tomorrow probably
[0:25] <_ph00> (just found out that autoupdate ...auto-updated)
[0:25] <toad_> sanity: i never $work on sundays, so tomorrw
[0:25] <sandos> _ph00, thats good, no? ;)
[0:25] <toad_> by that i mean saturday
[0:25] <_ph00> yeah
[0:25] <sanity> toad_: ok, well commit ASAP so that at least you will have a chance to catch any problems tomorrow
[0:25] <_ph00> good
[0:25] <toad_> right
[0:25] <toad_> okay i'll commit and mandatory it
[0:26] <sanity> toad_: could you work on sunday if we didn't pay you for it? ;-)
[0:26] <toad_> what date for the mandatory timebomb?
[0:26] <sandos> sanity, haha
[0:26] <toad_> sanity: no :)
[0:26] <sandos> you need a pagan developer? ;)
[0:26] <toad_> how about 31 dec for it becoming mandatory?
[0:26] <sanity> toad_: sounds ok
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[0:28] <toad_> argh
[0:28] <toad_> this stupid spreadsheet is preventing eclipse autocompletion from working
[0:28] <toad_> it seems to jump across to it and then back
[0:30] <toad_> okay, multiply by # peers connected and routable, or # peers connected and routable and not backed off ...
[0:31] <toad_> on my node the only peers which are backed off are those with long term load problems
[0:31] <toad_> or short term load problems; in any case they have serious issues and are normally 100% backed off
[0:32] * toad_ supposes we can count the same way we would route
[0:32] <toad_> i.e. if they are all backed off count all of them because we'll consider routing to all of them
[0:32] <toad_> otherwise only count the backed off ones
[0:32] <toad_> that's exactly what we do for routing
[0:33] <_ph00> Used Java memory: 363 MiB (!)
[0:33] <_ph00> of 508 MiB max allowed (512MB)
[0:35] <Randan> sandos: got ~35% of your file by now btw.
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[0:35] <sandos> ok, nice
[0:35] <sandos> seems fast??
[0:35] <toad_> sandos: the question is will it be fast when everyone has the code
[0:36] <toad_> sandos: or is it merely giving you an unsustainably large slice of the pie
[0:36] <sandos> good question :)
[0:37] <Randan> toad: the fetching node is unmodified so it retrieving that file that fast is good anyway. :)
[0:37] <toad_> :)
[0:38] <sandos> afaict there are two alarming things with freenet.. load balancing ("the speed") and the very very low usefulness of the store ("how routing works") .. right?
[0:39] <toad_> yeah
[0:39] <toad_> the latter i'm not convinced is a serious problem
[0:39] <toad_> well there's a third
[0:39] <sandos> if we only use caches we might as well throw the darknet concept out, right? just make connections and make it a big network of caches :)
[0:39] <toad_> which is the location clustering issue
[0:39] <CIA-14> toad * r11515 /trunk/freenet/src/freenet/node/ (4 files): 1009: Load limiting experiment (multiply window by number of peers). Mandatory on 31 december.
[0:39] <sandos> or well not darknet.. but routing anyway
[0:39] <toad_> locations seem to be clustered around 0.0/1.0
[0:40] <toad_> either that or all the nodes of devs and users here are near that, and nodes can only route accurately to nodes in their immediate vicinity
[0:40] <toad_> either way is bad, and incomprehensible
[0:40] <toad_> either way may suggest a broken topology
[0:40] <toad_> which might be caused by #freenet-refs
[0:40] <toad_> otoh opennet might exacerbate the problem if it isn't that
[0:40] <toad_> but we will do opennet in the new year
[0:40] <sandos> yeah.. many unknowns... maybe an unkown amount of unknown variables in this? ;)
[0:40] <toad_> need to investigate this first though
[0:40] <sandos> ok, interesting
[0:41] <sandos> I wish you all of luck and I think you are digging your own grave ;)
[0:41] <toad_> another anti-opennet person? :)
[0:41] <sandos> well, not really
[0:42] <smee> i'm using 1008, are my book marks supposed to look lie 'NAME=KEY=NAME'?
[0:42] <sandos> I like the concept of a darknet, but I'm not a fanboy in that way. I just think that there is a limit to how much code you add if you dont know what the hell the code you currently have is doing/working
[0:43] <sandos> I dont think I in practice have any use for a darknet.. I live in Sweden, I find it hard to believe that I would find myself in the need of a darknet for quite some time, if ever
[0:43] <Randan> deploying the token passing stuff and opennet at the same time is screaming for chaos /me thinks
[0:43] <SixNine> I think public access = open-net and a small cluster of friends... = darknet myself
[0:44] * Randan would first need a friend that runs freenet :(
[0:44] <sandos> which is, more or less, what freenet also means. with a "darknet" node youre only supposed to connect to "friends"... only that you are not then restriected to direct neighbours, but routing will see to it that you can access the global darknet
[0:44] <sandos> the fact that nobody actually does this in practice in another story :)
[0:44] <SixNine> yea but that is suggesting like I say, that one of my friends are going to tie the group
[0:44] <sandos> or well, if people were, we wouldnt know about it I guess
[0:44] <toad_> Randan: that's always been my argument; me and ian agree that there should be a grace period between deploying token passing and deploying opennet, but we differ on the length of time that should be
[0:45] <SixNine> in with another group
[0:45] <sandos> they wouldnt be here telling us
[0:45] <toad_> well, i connect to other devs :)
[0:46] <SixNine> but does any of those devs have a route to me?
[0:46] <SixNine> if not then we are on different networks
[0:46] <toad_> i dunno
[0:46] <sandos> I must say theadvanced darknet page layout is starting to suck :)
[0:46] <toad_> well they do via the quasi-opennet
[0:46] <sandos> I should fix it :)
[0:46] <sandos> I should be able to do some html-monkeying around =)
[0:47] * toad_ is fairly casual with his connections; i would be happy to connect to anyone who commits and anyone i talked to at length with about freenet
[0:47] <SixNine> I was just making a point
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[0:47] <SixNine> that u may already have a division in networks
[0:47] <SixNine> like small clusters
[0:47] <SixNine> even from just refnet
[0:48] <SixNine> freenet-ref
[0:48] <SixNine> lol
[0:48] <SixNine> say
[0:48] <SixNine> u have 10 people in a channel
[0:48] <SixNine> they all give each other thier nodes
[0:48] <SixNine> and stop there
[0:48] <SixNine> your network size will stop at 10
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[0:49] <toad_> SixNine: the clusters overlap
[0:49] <toad_> SixNine: that's the whole point
[0:49] <Randan> That probably happened already, there were some people complaining about not being able to fetch anything sometimes. Mostly when freenet-refs got very quite => mostly new people connected with each other.
[0:49] <sandos> hehe
[0:49] <toad_> SixNine: but in the short term they will be linked by opennets and pseudo-opennets
[0:49] <SixNine> but how are you getting golbal from 10?
[0:49] <Randan> If enough people use freenet it shouldn't happen though.
[0:49] <SixNine> ah ok
[0:49] <toad_> SixNine: the cells overlap
[0:50] <toad_> I know Randan, he knows you, you know the next guy etc
[0:50] <sandos> you always know a friend who knows a friend who knows toad ;)
[0:50] <sandos> and toad is connected to the global darknet ;)
[0:50] <toad_> hehe everyone knows me :)
[0:50] <sandos> hehe
[0:50] <SixNine> but you dont understand, darknet alone
[0:50] <SixNine> will not make it global
[0:50] <SixNine> lets saay me toad and sandos
[0:50] <SixNine> all decide to install freenet
[0:50] <SixNine> and we need nodes right?
[0:51] <toad_> yeah
[0:51] <toad_> so we connect to each other
[0:51] <SixNine> so we connect to each other
[0:51] <toad_> and then we need wider connections
[0:51] <SixNine> period
[0:51] <SixNine> see there is the problem
[0:51] <toad_> if we know people on the darknet, we connect to them
[0:51] <toad_> if we don't, how did we hear about it? i know, from slashdot... :|
[0:51] <toad_> so we connect, in the short term, to a pseudo-opennet
[0:51] <SixNine> I'm saying... 1 of these people have to go outside of the group
[0:51] <sandos> yes
[0:51] <SixNine> for this to tie
[0:52] <toad_> but in the long term as the network grows, our other friends will also be connected to it, and we'll be able to connect to THEM
[0:52] <toad_> and they connect to their friends
[0:52] <toad_> and so on
[0:52] <toad_> brb
[0:55] <smee> seriously, what is wrong with my bookmarks?
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[0:56] <toad_> smee: hmm?
[0:56] <smee> Toad=USK@J585KtAJ7UN2~4i17hf7C9XbufMnticJeUDYLcB0dvo,lxZhX2snsExxemocIlI~ZJRFVdVLBLIFZhqV3yswR9U,AQABAAE/toad/10/=Toad is not a proper title!
[0:56] <toad_> smee: there were bugs in the bookmarks
[0:56] <toad_> but they were fixed
[0:57] <smee> it says 'Freenet 0.7 Build #1008 r11514' right under it.
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[0:58] <toad_> smee: so what exactly is the problem?
[0:58] <toad_> smee: it shows "Toad=USK@J585KtAJ7UN2~4i17hf7C9XbufMnticJeUDYLcB0dvo,lxZhX2snsExxemocIlI~ZJRFVdVLBLIFZhqV3yswR9U,AQABAAE/toad/10/=Toad" as the title?
[0:58] <smee> yes
[0:58] <toad_> smee: look at your freenet.ini
[0:58] <smee> is that what its supposed to have?
[0:58] <toad_> smee: show me the bookmarks entry in your freenet.ini
[0:58] <toad_> or at least the relevant part of it
[0:59] <toad_> have you been using the alpha builds or did you just upgrade from plain 1007 to plain 1008?
[0:59] <smee> i used an alpha build
[0:59] <toad_> there was a bug in some of the alpha builds which would cause more or less that
[1:00] <toad_> if you got hit by that i suggest you shut down, delete the bookmarks line in freenet.ini, start up, and re-add any nonstandard bookmarks
[1:00] <toad_> you'll like 1008's automatic notification of updated sites, at least
[1:00] <smee> Yeah, I noticed that yesterday.
[1:01] <smee> and the pretty little graphs
[1:01] <smee> (which didn't seem to look right outside of the clean theme)
[1:01] <toad_> okay, anyone have any urgent business?
[1:02] <sandos> aha, I found out (I think) why my firefox settings were wrong. I though pipelining == keep-alive
[1:02] <sandos> turning keep-alive off seems to help
[1:02] <toad_> http://192.168.1.7:8888/SSK@SIDKS6l-eOU8IQqDo03d~3qqBd-69WG60aDgg4nWqss,CPFqYi95Is3GwzAdAKtAuFMCXDZFFWC3~uPoidCD67s,AQABAAE/update-1008-source
[1:02] <toad_> 1008 source is now available through freenet
[1:02] <toad_> sandos: pipelining is bad for freenet
[1:03] <toad_> sandos: keep alive is irrelevant, however there are separate settings for keep-alive connections and non-keep-alive connections
[1:03] <sandos> yeah
[1:03] <smee> i guess editing it in the configuration page isn't good enough.
[1:03] * smee will shut down his node and edit the ini file.
[1:03] <toad_> okay, anyone got any reason for me to stick around? any urgent business?
[1:03] <smee> don't tell nextgens though, he hates when people manually edit the ini file.
[1:03] <toad_> or shall I go and kill some rats (NPC pirates)?
[1:04] <smee> i think you're good to go.
[1:04] <toad_> smee: :)
[1:04] <sandos> well, it is the keep-alive setting that seem to be making a difference
[1:04] <sandos> thats what make my browser send "connection: close"
[1:04] <toad_> sandos: did you change the max-persistent-connections-per-server setting?
[1:04] <sandos> yes
[1:04] <toad_> sandos: keep-alive should work fine with fred
[1:05] <toad_> sandos: if it doesn't something is wierd ... if you want to hunt it down then that might be interesting
[1:05] <toad_> the obvious explanation though is that max-persistent-connections-per-server is much lower than max-connections-per-server by default
[1:05] <sandos> maybe firefox waits on a old connection instead of using a new one? ie. downloading a slow freenet-page and dl:ing fproxy after that would be bad
[1:05] <toad_> surely not if it's below the connection limit?
[1:06] <toad_> okay, i'm gonna leave this window open
[1:06] <sandos> aha...
[1:06] <sandos> that setting is low :)
[1:06] <toad_> but i'm not gonna be watching it regularly
[1:06] <sandos> max persistent connections
[1:06] <toad_> sandos: duh :)
[1:07] <sandos> I was sure I had upped them all :)
[1:07] <toad_> sandos: i wish there were some way we could deal with this
[1:07] <sandos> oh well
[1:07] <toad_> sandos: i suppose the solution is just for freenet to be really fast ... sadly we're a long way away from that :|
[1:07] <sandos> hehe
[1:08] <toad_> ok folk, highlight me if you need me
[1:08] <toad_> otherwise bbiab
[1:09] <SixNine> any fix for frost out?
[1:10] <smee> bback said when 1008 was released, so probably soon.
[1:10] <SixNine> rgr
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[3:46] <hermes> hey - i hear these folks acually had some real trouble getting this file up onto freenet
[3:46] <hermes> http://zyprexakills.wordpress.com/
[3:46] <hermes> http://files-upload.com/files/34036/ZyprexaKills.tar.gz.html
[3:47] <hermes> FWIW....
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