Well, that isn't quite accurate, but I have made the change.
I am not incredibly familiar with this part of the code since you guys
played with it, so here are the guts of the modification - feel free to
review.
InsertRequest.java:
protected void refFound(NodeReference ref, Node n,
KeyedMM kmm) throws RequestAbortException {
Core.logger.log(this,"Received InsertRequest for key that was
seen before, the Insert will be forwarded as normal",Logger.MINOR);
}
protected void dataFound(Entity doc, Node n,
KeyedMM kmm) throws RequestAbortException {
Core.logger.log(this,"Key collision, received InsertRequest for
previously known key, requesting its original data",Logger.MINOR);
DataRequest dr = new DataRequest(id,hopsToLive,depth,searchKey);
dr.initSources(receivedAt,source,receivedWith);
throw new RequestAbortException(dr.pReceived(n,null));
}
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Ian.
On Fri, Dec 29, 2000 at 05:28:02PM +0100, Oskar Sandberg wrote:
> It's trivial. Simply do nothing in the refFound() method of
> InsertRequest.java.
>
> On Fri, Dec 29, 2000 at 12:18:31AM -0800, Ian Clarke wrote:
> > Anyone fancy fixing insert collisions so that they only fail if the data is
> > found (they currently also fail if a reference is found, meaning that even
> > after some data has fallen out of freenet, it cannot up updated until the
> > references have fallen out too). Should be pretty simple and a good
> > introduction to the Freenet messaging core. The stuff you need to understand
> > and modify is in Freenet.message.* (take a look at InsertData.java and its
> > superclass).
> >
> > Ian.
> >
>
>
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