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Content preview: My current rig consists of the following: OS: Windows 7 x64
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My current rig consists of the following:
OS: Windows 7 x64 Professional
CPU: AMD Phenom II x6 1055t 2.8GHz six cores
RAM: 16GB of DDR3
Storage: 477GB of free space on the drive it's installed on
Datastore listed as: 26928304947
Upload bandwidth limit: 64KiB
Download bandwidth limit: 768KiB
Size of client cache: 200MiB
Max size of recent requests: 27000KiB
wrapper.java.maxmemory=1024
Let me know if there's anything else you need me to list.
The problem with the browsing between pages is inconsistent as to when
it starts, but more often than not it happens after having Freenet
connected for a little bit, anywhere from half an hour to an hour. This
will happen with or without browsing around. Now, for some weird
reason, when this happens, I'm able to still attempt to reload a page,
as in Freenet is still trying to acquire all the blocks to show the
page and it stops, giving you the options to retry connecting, go back a
page, or close the attempt and go back to the main menu. And after a
while (about 10 to 20 min after being unable to load the other main menu
pages) the attempts to reload the pages won't work either, and they'll
just hang.
On 4/25/2014 5:35 PM, Steve Dougherty wrote:
On 04/25/2014 05:44 PM, Daniel Brown wrote:
Fair enough. So right now I'm just kind of in limbo right now? I mean
I can try to scrounge through and get what information I can, but when I
try to get to the Connections to Strangers listing while under advanced
mode, it takes forever for it to get to that page (anywhere from 5 min -
30 min), and sometimes it doesn't even load it. There are times when I
can't go through the different main menus for some reason. It just sits
there waiting for a response, and attempting to click the link again or
reloading the page only helps once in a while. I'm not willing to give
Woah now - there's some new and very surprising information. I've never
heard of such incredible slowness, and that problem is not due to the
inability to connect to strangers. It isn't trying to load anything
remote for these pages - this is something local to your machine. I
suspect such slowness may be the _cause_ of the inability to connect to
strangers.
up on getting this to work, but I really have no idea what information I
can give you guys at this point to help me with this problem.
What machine are you trying to run this on? Does it have a reasonable
amount of free RAM / CPU / storage? How big is your datastore? What are
Freenet's memory and bandwidth limits set to?
On 4/25/2014 4:27 PM, Steve Dougherty wrote:
On 04/25/2014 12:40 PM, Daniel Brown wrote:
I did indeed get back onto the IRC last night. How would I check for
the
centralized seed node health and what's the easiest way to get that
information and the rejection reasons?
There aren't centralized seed node stats or rejection reasons as far as
I know. I'm saying they should exist - as in I hope to write them -
because a problem like yours should give far more diagnostics and we
have no idea how loaded the seed nodes are.
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