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Re: [Mldonkey-users] Swamping by LowID-Clients cause queue dropouts


From: Jörg Maisenbacher
Subject: Re: [Mldonkey-users] Swamping by LowID-Clients cause queue dropouts
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2003 14:32:56 +0100
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Hi all

Someone mentioned, he gets swamped by LowID clients.

I think that was me...

I now increased the max_clients_per_second to 20 (!!) and guess what: I
am finally able to get some bytes for my rare files.

Please experiment with this setting, while leaving *every other* setting
_untouched_.

That increases the number of connections from 200-300 to 600-800 and
the outgoing traffic goes from 6-8 to 10 (which is the hardlimit for
mldonkeyon the router). With all the new connects the downloads drop
dead even if you get a download.

This isn't true for me. I have max_opened_connections = 200. Before i set max_clients_per_second 20, donitor shows steadily increasing # of connections. Now i did as Sven proposed. And guess what: The # of connections was strictly kept (as donitor shows, no peaks, no valleys...) over the whole 24h (before T-Offline disconnects me).

So i consider this an approach in a good direction. As for me, this only had positive effects:

   *) mem-usage: 37M, downloading 9 popular files
   *) strict keeping of connections,
   *) equalized ratio of direct/indirect
      peers instead of only indirect ones.
   *) only a few negative next-retry-delays
      (i consider this as fewer queue-dropouts)
     => more dwnloads from emules
   *) to be continued... (and feel free to do so)

Dek

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Dek <address@hidden>
   "There are only 10 types of people in the world:
    Those who understand binary and those who don't."





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