On Wed, Apr 18, 2001 at 09:50:04AM -0400, W. Eric C. Ferguson wrote:
> > htl 300
>
> # The maximum number of hops to live to tolerate on Requests the node
> # passes. This does not directly effect your node, only the total load
> # on the network, so there is no reason to change it.
> maxHopsToLive=100
>
> Doesn't this affect such a request? If it does, then a -htl 300 request
> will get slapped down pretty quickly as this is the default and even has a
> line stating to not change it.
It's a cap:
if (htl > maxHopsToLive)
htl = maxHopsToLive
AGL
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