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November 5th, 2017
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Phex confused Ultrapeer status ~ pushing off Leafs
I'm not sure when I first saw this bug. I considered perhaps port forward had somehow not kicked in properly but that's something you'd expect from UPnP, etc. instead.
Occasionally, generally happening after I'm restarting Phex from a long session, Phex connects in Ultrapeer mode but is kicking off all leafs. Attempted Leaf connections below: Error 503: No Leaf slots. For some reason Phex is pushing off leafs despite declaring itself as an ultrapeer. The two attachments below are a combination of snapshots taken over a 30 to 60 second period: The 'already connected' error messages might relate to WireShare also running. I verified at least a couple of same hosts as giving those error messages. Possible Bug #2 - Connecting as Leaf with 5 Ultrapeer slots set: I've found sometimes when I connected as a leaf I connect to more ultrapeers than I have set. It takes about an hour to reduce to 6 and another 30 mins to reduce to 5 ultrapeers: 
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#2
July 12th, 2018
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One issue I've noticed over the past few years (not sure which year this problem started, perhaps 2015/16 but I think within the past 3 years) is G2 (mostly Shareaza) hosts inundating the phex.hosts file.
Also, G2 appears to use or have switched to a different uptime/average or peak/session uptime system compared to G1. This is putting G2 hosts ahead of G1 hosts on the host file (read from bottom-up) and can dramatically slow Phex connecting to the network. Phex has traditionally been one of the very best and easiest programs to connect to the network when the program is not firewalled. An example is around 775 Shareaza out of 1200 hosts on file. That's just ridiculous and corrupting the phex connecting system. One example: *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525749006982,16302112,RAZA,2,7,false G2 using an eight number uptime system compared to G1's five number system representing one day in seconds. I've often been using Sublime Text to delete all phex.hosts lines containing RAZA between sessions. Doing so means I connect very quickly (if not instantly) back to the gnutella network. It's surprising how many and how quickly g2 hosts end up back onto the host file when I check the file during a session. Code:
112 listings above 86400. Edited list: *.*.*.*:53406,-1,1525744791478,86400,GTKG,1,10,true *.*.*.*:6682,1524895276682,1525744791488,86400,LIME,3,8,true *.*.*.*:15749,-1,1525744791537,86400,GTKG,1,10,true *.*.*.*:41743,-1,1525744793411,86400,-,0,0,false *.*.*.*:26851,-1,1525744793441,86400,GTKG,1,10,true *.*.*.*:53405,-1,1525744793481,86400,GTKG,1,10,true *.*.*.*:35481,1525211516851,1525744793517,86400,GTKG,1,10,true *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744793533,86400,LIME,4,12,true *.*.*.*:55302,1525251278682,1525744793606,86400,-,0,0,false *.*.*.*:9175,-1,1525744768756,87289,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6655,-1,1525744765610,90962,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744764148,91957,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744762483,92167,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744761666,93517,RAZA,2,7,false . . . *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744725878,257554,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744724730,268234,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744724674,274237,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744723671,279873,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6482,-1,1525744722074,281332,ENVY,1,0,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744721744,282288,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744720781,283777,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744717708,300947,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744716419,301812,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744713680,304128,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:12294,-1,1525744701456,345515,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744697784,364527,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:49000,-1,1525744698440,370669,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744696384,371677,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744692544,397967,RAZA,2,7,true *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744690806,417983,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744681551,447181,RAZA,2,6,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744675455,466703,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744673817,472668,RAZA,2,7,false . . . *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744639618,847123,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744639656,853034,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6000,-1,1525744639484,853581,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744638853,859174,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6348,-1,1525744637167,873814,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744637636,901464,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:27248,-1,1525744638778,909399,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6450,-1,1525744637303,916011,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:22745,-1,1525744636127,930610,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744635565,950605,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744635719,961286,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744635450,967247,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744635407,975015,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744633455,999779,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744633619,1021453,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744633325,1023927,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744633841,1109137,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744633678,1110248,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744631882,1113683,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6347,-1,1525744632432,1122112,RAZA,2,6,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744631641,1136034,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6347,-1,1525744632326,1220347,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:35000,-1,1525744637741,1242084,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744632814,1247379,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744631570,1295685,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:31680,-1,1525744631730,1305795,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744632286,1320095,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:30016,-1,1525744632527,1332484,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:19960,-1,1525744629386,1368921,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744629415,1425469,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744629413,1516356,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744630101,1587966,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6346,-1,1525744629492,1594266,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:7091,-1,1525744629590,2170493,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:59183,-1,1525744629222,2379436,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:21478,-1,1525744630589,3268175,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6347,-1,1525744629284,3543235,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6399,-1,1525744629576,3752628,RAZA,2,7,false *.*.*.*:6345,-1,1525744629690,5720860,RAZA,2,6,false *.*.*.*:6347,-1,1525744630629,6191299,RAZA,2,7,false I am surprised Phex host file management system does not consider average uptimes greater than 86400 as illegal. Two ideas about how to separate the hosts: (1) Gnucleus used a simple system of separating the two network hosts via a number: Code:
*.*.*.*:6346:2 *.*.*.*:6346:2 *.*.*.*:6346:2 *.*.*.*:6346:2 *.*.*.*:6346:2 *.*.*.*:26706:1 *.*.*.*:38097:1 *.*.*.*:21384:1 *.*.*.*:17383:1 *.*.*.*:21384:1 Actually Phex should have a system to determine if it's ever connected to any other network and whether to collect hosts for those networks or not.
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