On Monday 16 October 2006 08:04, Florent Daigni?re wrote: > * Ed Tomlinson <edt at aei.ca> [2006-10-16 08:01:51]: > > > Hi, > > > > At toad's prompting I tried an experiment. The results were interesting. > > I changed by output bandwidth limit to 100k/s. The result. NO change > > in the output rates. It still averages about 5k/s with peaks of about 20. > > > > Think there is something fishy with our bandwidth limitations. > > > > Ed > > Or our load-balancing scheme is too conservative... btw, increasing your > bandwidth limit doesn't mean that your peers will be able to cope with > the new amount of data nor that they will be willing to send your more.
Problem, as I see it, is that we base output rates on the rates that we recieve data from nodes. Most do not have symetric bandwidth (I have 20-30x more input bandwidth). In other words, even though I limit my output bandwidth, I can handle much more input 20-30x more input... Freenet does not seem to understand this. Ed
