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[9:02] <sanity> if anyone is interested in helping me test something cool, please join #dijjer
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[11:01] <KenMan> hi toad_ . Does your simulation address request looping ? The version I grabbed doesn't appear to :(
[11:03] <KenMan> I was thinking, what if you intentionally used bogus CHKs for 50% of your searches ? How would/should that affect success, etc... ?
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[11:09] <KenMan> okay, after looking closer, i see a test that checks for 'immediate' looping of requests and inserts
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[12:33] <KenMan> this is curious - I changed node management rules (replacement conditions) and the rate of new connections changed.
[12:34] <KenMan> I ran 200x15 with the rule "LRUexperienced.size must be greater than 2*inexperienced" , meaning, new connections can happen only with at least 11 (of 15) experienced peers.
[12:35] <KenMan> I ran it for a LONG time, and the average # new conns was 25 per 10K req cycle.
[12:35] <KenMan> Then I changed the rule to "all must be experienced" , and the average # new conns dropped to 12.5 !!
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[12:36] <KenMan> I hope toad_ can offer an explanation why this would happen... I don't understand it. I expected the rate of new conns to be unchanged.
[12:36] <KenMan> Initially, for the first 1M requests or so, there would have been fewer new conns, but once the system got up to a steady level of rate of change, there shouldn't have been any difference!
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[13:05] <KenMan> since I don't plan to multithread/proc the sim, I'm going to modify it to prevent request loops. Currently, it appears that it only prevents 'tight loops' where a node would like to route the request back to where it came from.
[13:05] <KenMan> a thread-safe approach would be for each node to maintain a list of requests it is actively handling...
[13:06] <KenMan> but i'll just use a boolean flag indicating whether the node is part of the current search chain
[13:07] <KenMan> since there is never more than one chain/path active at any given moment
[13:09] <KenMan> As far as graphing goes, I'll start logging requests/node and finds/node to look for specialization.
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[13:12] <KenMan> ahh, you DID get loop prevention done right :) sorry to imply otherwise !!
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[14:10] <miniac> Is there a way to run freenet on a public computer and remove it when I'm done?
[14:12] <miniac> ok... nevermind.
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[15:05] <miniac> hello.
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