On Sun, 16 Apr 2000, Oskar Sandberg wrote:
> How do we want the discouraging of nodes that don't reply to work? Should
> we
> simply remove the the reference in question (which doesn't mean removing
> all
> references to that node, only one at a time) or should we include some
> sort of
> extra blacklisting system where nodes that have bad uptimes are avoided
> by some
> probability, or is it time we did a complete redesign of how the node
> chooses
> nodes to forward to so that, together with closeness, it also considers
> the
> reliability, locality, and speed of the other node.
I think that we should avoid adding in special-purpose tables like
"blacklisting" into the node. Eventually, there will be eleventy
"special" tables that a node has to consult before it does anything,
and the code to do that will be a mess.
I like the "scoring" idea: nodes are given a score for each closeness,
reliablility, speed, etc. Then multiply each score by it's
user-configurable weight and add them up. Highest score wins. Later,
we can add hooks to automatically take certain actions when a score
is below a given level.
-mike
>
> Can we decide this now?
>
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