> The GnutellaNet "Transfered Files" byte count is
> inaccurate. In 14 hours the reported bytes downloaded
> went from 4,200,728,031 to 2,816,151,103. I suspect
> the upload and download counters need a larger int.
Just a comment on this as I don't have an SF account. I was about to
report this one myself. I would add that dl_byte_count, being a guint32,
rolls over at about 4.2Gb, which is not a lot if you're on ADSL.
A guint64 would give us a little more headroom (I can't work it out, because
it boggles my brain, but it's more in the number-of-atoms-in-the-universe
territory. Certainly more than a few terabytes.)
> While I'm brainstorming, a cumulative average KB/sec upload
> & download might be interesting. Also display of a value
> upload_bytes / download_bytes might be interesting to help
> see how much of leach or host one is being.
Yes, this would be very useful, though only if it were cumulative. You
could call it something like 'Sharing factor' - some other clients have
this and it is a useful reminder that you have to give as well as receive...
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- Louise Beal
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