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September 15th, 2006
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 Uploads failing in ultra peer mode Hi all I'm on a 8Mbit ADSL line, giving me 768Kbit uploads. GTKG is running as an ultra peer, but all uploads appear to fail. While looking at the uploads page, I'll see a request for a file, with the range typically 128KiB but often the full size of the file. The progress bar appears but remains at 0%. After around 10 seconds, the upload entry disappears, progress still at 0%. If I clear the "Auto clear failed uploads" box then the uploads pane quickly fills up with failed entries. I've been through the Preferences several times and tried tweaking things but with no difference. In leaf mode, uploads worked. System details: 0.96.1 stable installed via portage on Gentoo (kernel 2.4.32) GNOME 2.14.2 with GTK+2 Machine is a SPARC Ultra 60 with 2 x 450MHz CPUs 512Mb RAM The main share is mounted via NFS and is 10470 files in 45.31 GiB. Uploads preferences page says the last library scan was initiated at 18:41 on 14 Sep and took 5 mnutes. However, the status icons at the top right say that GTK is computing SHA1 of shared files in the background, and another icon says the average CPU usage indicates overloading and SHA1 computation has been suspended. Top(1) show GTK using around 30% to 60% CPU. If I manually switch to leaf mode, uploads begin working immediately and the CPU usage warning icon goes away. Is the machine just not man enough to be an ultra peer? -UH  |
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September 16th, 2006
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| The bottleneck is most-likely the Gtk+ 2.x interface. You should try the Gtk+ 1.2 interface. It looks ugly and cannot be sorted in all places but otherwise, the features are the same. NFS is certainly another bottleneck at least during SHA-1 calculation. There's a script - actually two a shell and a Perl version - available in SVN that you can use to generate the SHA-1 without gtk-gnutella. You could even run that on the NFS server so that it finishes as fast as possible: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/f...&forum_id=5942 A problem with NFS is, that it may cause blocking which means gtk-gnutella doesn't get sufficient CPU resources for other tasks like network, GUI and SHA-1 calculation. Sharing that many files over NFS might really be a problem, at least if your files are popular because the NFS cache will be trashed due to the random access by downloaders. Just in case, you can actually compile gtk-gnutella yourself from current SVN: If you don't want to dump the slow Gtk+ 2.x interface, you could also compile gtk-gnutella topless. The performance difference is extreme, you better hold your jaw tight. You could run this topless node as your "personal" U.L.T.R.A.P.E.E.R.[1] and "file-server". You can't search with that though and there's no web-interface as of yet, just some minimalistic shell interface. However you can simply connect with a secondary gtk-gnutella as leaf to search for files and download them. gtk-gnutella topless actually can download files as well, the down-side is that you can initiate only with a magnet-link. Your leaf can export all results as magnet-links though which means it does work, it's just not very comfortable or user-friendly already, or in other words: work in progress. [1] Which moron wrote the word filter here? The word ultra-peer has nothing to do with forced intercourse. |
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