>From Edgar Friendly <thelema314 at bigfoot.com>

>Interesting.  Since we're pretty certain that the code to choose the
>most unused connection works, I want to conclude that for some reason
>your node hasn't found it necessary to drop any connections in the
>last 32 hours.

Fred OpenConnectionManager Contents
At date: Thu May 02 15:30:30 PDT 2002 
Peer addr Open Send Count Receiving Lifetime Messages 
tcp/203.165.196.147:58476 yes 0 yes 232760510 5 
tcp/62.137.100.185:2106 yes 0 no 176177149 3 
tcp/203.182.92.148:1111 yes 0 yes 170964463 1 
tcp/212.110.65.122:1509 yes 0 yes 78560464 1 
tcp/211.127.195.49:53387 yes 0 yes 17848035 1 
tcp/210.188.178.229:1524 yes 0 no 15423538 4 
tcp/134.242.29.27:1867 yes 0 yes 14400237 7 
tcp/151.204.97.143:3669 yes 0 yes 5596438 1 
tcp/61.115.95.58:3606 yes 0 no 80176 3 
tcp/133.62.158.120:3104 yes 0 no 17816 2

C:\Program Files\Freenet0.4>netstat -ano | find "CLOSE_WAIT"
  TCP    66.218.33.108:24601    151.204.97.143:3669    CLOSE_WAIT      236
  TCP    66.218.33.108:24601    203.182.92.148:1111    CLOSE_WAIT      236
  TCP    66.218.33.108:24601    211.127.195.49:53387   CLOSE_WAIT      236
  TCP    66.218.33.108:24601    212.110.65.122:1509    CLOSE_WAIT      236

Note that all the excessively old connections with only one message.  As for 
the others, netstat knows nothing about any connection to 203.165.196.147 (the 
oldest one) or 134.242.29.27, but the remaining two very old connections 
appear to be connected normally.

I just noticed that my node has 29 read-locked threads, this represents about 
how many connections i have going and is steadily growing, and pretty much 
coincides with my node not doing anything anymore.  Is this just a symptom of 
overloading or is it part of the problem.

>And how many successful requests have gone
>through your node since it started?

Is this what inboundAggregateRequestsHandled is measuring? It's up to ~16k in 
almost exactly 4 days of uptime, but the last 36 or so hours have been zero 
progress.  The run before that got up to ~64k.

--
Benjamin Coates


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