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Originally posted by Morgwen
Show me a techincal documentation or an official statistik there several hundreds of nodes are tested! |
Tested what? eMule? You are most obviously out of your mind, you don't need a high number og nodes to test that. You can do it on your own within a few weeks time running eMule at different upload speeds. - As you know, there are no official eMule statisitics because eMule users/developers don't do much research at all. If someone comes up with something that seems like a good idea at the first glance, it is usually implemented no matter how dumb and useless it really is. @see long queues, queue rotation, credit system...
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| If the few files are shared and downloaded by many nodes - you have more than ONE host, each downloader is after he gets the first chunks an uploader! So if you are talking about a download from ONE host - this isnīt a common use case, this is very seldom case and no good example! |
There is a large number of files that never gets that popular. Say I were sharing 7,000 audio files. Most of them weren't downloaded even once and I'm quite sure most of them are unique on Gnutella, because I converted like 5,000 of them to ogg myself.
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| Now tell me about which network you are dreaming which is perfect and can all what you are talking about? Its sure not Gnutella... |
I'm not dreaming of any network at all, - but Gnutella is certainly on the right track to create a very good network.
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| The donkey isnīt perfect either, but do you think the donkey developers are sleeping? |
After MetaMachine more or less abandoned eDonkey? I think the protocol will remain the same. Sure they are implementing Kademlia but unless it replaces the servers it's just going to add more overhead.
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| Do you think only the GDF can develope? |
No, there are also some smart people behind MetaMachine. Overnet appears to work really well, - too bad there is no properly working open-source client for it.
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| I have to repeat the donkey is THE BEST WHAT EXIST for larger files... and you can talk about your overhead and be lucky with dreaming about the perfect network, while I download my files with eMule faster than I ever managed with Gnutella and this is no dream. |
As I said earlier, I did not come here to challenge your qasi-religious beliefs. eMule has its merits, efficiency is just not one of them.
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