On 11 May 2006, at 01:35, David McNab wrote:
I've got a cron job which, once a day:
1. starts a transient freenet node
2. lets the node 'settle' for 60 seconds
3. does a round of freesite insertions
4. sits for another 60 seconds
5. shuts down the node
Given that the node has at least a couple of good connections to
peers,
is this a safe setup?
In other words, will the transience of the node impact on the
ability of
others to reach the inserted freesites? If so, then is there an amount
of time I should leave the node running after the freesite inserts
which
will mitigate such impacts?
Thanks in advance for your replies
This should work fine - even if your peer doesn't have time to
acquire a desirable location (and it probably won't in 60 seconds),
the nodes it talks to probably will, so inserts should get routed
correctly.
Ian.
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