[freenet-support] FCP information

2011-03-26 Thread CyberLeo 
Hi!

I was going through the client protocol documentation[0], and had a
question.

One of the things I found visually interesting about the old FuqID
client atop the 0.5 network was the presentation of a splitfile as a
multicoloured bar that filled in to show which blocks in the splitfile
were pending, found, or failed.

Since the fetching and decoding are now handled by the node instead of
the client, and the most detailed information offered by the
SimpleProgress stanza is a blind block count, is there an easy way via
the FCP to obtain a bitmap of unfetched/fetched/failed/fatal blocks for
a given download or upload, so that such a progress bar can be
constructed clientside?

Thanks.

[0] http://new-wiki.freenetproject.org/FCPv2

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Thanks!
-CyberLeo
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Re: [freenet-support] FCP information

2011-03-26 Thread David ‘Bombe’ Roden 
On Saturday 26 March 2011 20:52:41 CyberLeo wrote:

 Since the fetching and decoding are now handled by the node instead of
 the client, and the most detailed information offered by the
 SimpleProgress stanza is a blind block count, is there an easy way via
 the FCP to obtain a bitmap of unfetched/fetched/failed/fatal blocks for
 a given download or upload, so that such a progress bar can be
 constructed clientside?

No, that information is not exported via FCP. Due to Freenet 0.7’s multilevel 
splitfile encoding process it would also be quite difficult to display the 
same information that Freenet 0.5 gave you.


David


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