On 2003-12-11T01:48:26-0800, Steven wrote: > $ netstat | grep -c tcp > 370
As you wrote, the above also counts non-freenet connections. It also counts connections already closed by freenet (by your node or the other one), but TCP still keeps them just in case there is still a packet flying arround in the Internet. try something like $ netstat -pn | grep -c 'tcp.*ESTABLISHED.*java' This assumes you are the owner of the freenet process. It counts only connections made by a process called 'java' which are not half closed or waiting. > I assume that these are OUTGOING connections, and this is > normal, but I just wanted to be sure. You are right. > As my node "learns" more about the network, it "meets" a lot of other nodes. > Does Fred automatically change seednodes.ref as time goes by? No. > do I need to manually save all of these new refs? No. The only time you need this is when somebody else doesn't want to download seednodes.ref from the web and has more trust in your file. > How can I do this? go to http://127.0.0.1:8888/servlet/nodestatus/noderefs.txt?minConnections=1 and save the result. Note that the seednodes.ref file is only used at startup and only if it is newer than the rtprops_? files in the startup directory. $ touch seednodes.ref $ ./start-freenet.sh > Is NGR really working? I would say: not yet. Currently you can chose between stable (w/o NGR) and unstable (w/ NGR). Kendy --
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