Hi, I just started fetching and 'abo order' of http://www.wto.org/english/thewto_e recursivly, 5 levels deep, same host. When it started, i wanted to look at the status but accidently hit on 'fetch'. There was an order list in pipe, and i don't do automatuc fetching. So this was launched in parallel. Then i noticed the ppp transfer shows often paunes for 2 -3 seconds. The graphical log shows a very uneven and low utilization of my (admittedly small) bandwidth, in both dimensions (x y).
So i wonder, 1. Is there any priority when, while wwwioffle already is fetching, a user requests a new page ? 2. What priority applies when i start fetching a list of orders while the abonnement order is already processed ? 3. Could my 'fetch' action have had any effect ? 4. Is wwwoffled doing any kind of scaling bandwith ? Like eg apt-proxy-v2, which runs 'twisted' factories which scale by parallel threading (or so). I'm still on a 56kbit modem (but only for some more weeks now :) While fetching, a typical WWWOFFLE Server Status: Version : 2.8e State : online Fetch : active (wwwoffle -fetch) Purge : inactive Last-Online : Sun, 06 Mar 2005 16:51:18 CET Last-Offline : unknown Total-Servers: 5 Fetch-Servers: 3 Server-PIDs : 8553 8548 8555 3092 8558 (configured max 6) Fetch-PIDs : 8553 8548 8555 The same time, outgoing shows 1271 orders (growing). /var/cache/wwwoffle is a seperate ext3 partition, with hash-trees (tune2fs -O dir_index) enabled, size after last purge (yesterday) 970 MB, on a fast HD. � /\/
