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Re: [Help-gnunet] Is anyone downloading these files?


From: Christian Grothoff
Subject: Re: [Help-gnunet] Is anyone downloading these files?
Date: Sun, 8 Sep 2002 16:17:46 -0500
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On Sunday 08 September 2002 02:24 pm, Tracy R Reed wrote:
> > I have gnunet-insert-multied 50 test files and ever since then my disk
> > head is constantly in motion.
> > Firstly, I am worried about wearing the disk drive out. Is this a
> > reasonable concern?
>
> Why is the head constantly moving? Is it swapping? If it is swapping
> performance is going to suck. RAM is cheap. :)

No, it does a random access on a 256 MB file for each query. Since 100 MB of 
memory do not allow to cache the file, the disk will go quite crazy. If 
you're sharing less than 1 GB, I would recommend to decrease the database 
size (will require recompilation, edit src/include/config.h, read comment, 
then you must run gnunet-check, you may also want to remove 
~/.gnunet/database* first). If you decrease the database by a factor of 8, 
you can share 1 GB of data and the database will be 32 MB large, small enough 
to be cached entirely by Linux whenever other applications don't need the 
memory.

> > Secondly, since there is a fairly low user count - is anyone on this
> > mailing actually downloading the files(see below-as you can see it is
> > just the first few that I usually shared on gnutella network)?
> > Thirdly, there seem to be a large number of queries considering that
> > there are only 10 people out there.  Is this an unusually large number?
>
> I downloaded some of your files but there aren't enough people on GNUnet
> yet to cause any real load. I suspect you are swapping.
>
> And I too am still trying to figure out all of the gnunet­watch statistics
> mean.

What is gnunetwatch? 

Christian
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