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August 21st, 2001

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outgoing/incoming

i am experiencing changes in the ratio of incoming and outgoing connections, i.e.: yesterday, i had no outgoing connections, today, i have no incoming connections.

i have changed nothing in the configuration.

can someone explain the dynamics within the gnutella protocol and why these things happen (in simple words)?

i mean, i always start with a first outgoing connection, then my ip is "discovered", i.e. known to a few hosts in the network and propagated to other clients. theoretically, i could be accepting incoming connections now.

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