Believe it or not, doing lots of browse hosts may have caused it. There was an issue we noticed with Sockets not being properly closed while doing browse hosts. I believe that's been fixed in CVS.

If you do happen to be able to repeat the problem though, please let us know what you did to reproduce it.

LOTR -- how many searches do you generally have up, and how many did you kill to reduce the memory by 100MB? When you say you cancelled some completed files, does that mean the download was still in the download table listing "Completed"? About how many of those were there? Do you know if those downloads had lots of sources while they were active?

Sam: any plans to support the partial files sharing source mesh specific to bearshare 4.6? I think a basic ask a read support would be enough as LW already shares partial in the normal source mesh. There are now a lot of bearshares on the Gnet and it would be great to get those ressources available.

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Thanks Sam.

Will a search for "browse" on http://limewire.org/fisheye/changelog/limecvs/ point to when the changes were made?

Sorry--I've been having trouble keeping up with the changes through the following links. If you can suggest some updated links, TIA.

http://www.limewire.org/jira/secure/Dashboard.jspa (returns a 500)
http://www.limewire.org/nightly/tests/osx/index.html (showed 0 tests recently, but back up again now)
http://www.limewire.org/nightly/clov...lts/index.html
http://www.limewire.org/nightly/clov...istorical.html (major revisons going on?)
http://bugs.limewire.com/bugs/home.jsp (too overloaded with this long run of 4.1.5?)
http://www.limewire.org/ (any chance the opensourcer credits will be updated soon?)

I generally only do one at a time with the exception of a couple last night. 5-7 search results I guess I generally keep up. Sometimes it gets twice this size before I think about ridding the older ones. The search results I left up overnight was around 10 or so, & I deleted all but one but did some more searches (I have 7 up now & ram is 510 MB but increasing at around 20 KB/s.) (I just deleted 6 of these search results but it had no effect on ram.)
There were 5-6 files listed as 'Complete' that I deleted from the dwnld list. Sources for the dwnlds ranged b/w 1-3 (generally 2.)

Slow to respond: I had a troublesome dwnld would reach 100%, verify to 99% & rebegin dwnlding at 80+%. I happened 4 times before I deleted it.

Oh I didn't notice exactly when it happened but certainly not immediately after I deleted that file, certainly after I completed another file 5 mins later, the ram use jumped down to 480 MB.


stief I not only feel I'm off crutches, but I can run, not only walk, lol. Services here are not as advanced as many other places. On my plan, 'so-called' unlimited everything. Except if 3 things are true: the isp is stressed, I dwnld over 8 GB in a mth & I'm within the top 5 or 10% of heaviest users my speed will be capped but only until one of the above 3 conditions no longer holds true. I was on the phone at lengths about this today. This wasn't what I understood when I 1st signed up (the fine print/obsure link.) I'll try a safe boot later today (this is the land of tomorrow.) Which means you should all be in bed right now, lol.

LOTR--here's an old link re bandwidth capping, but it does cover most of the arguments.
http://slashdot.org/articles/03/09/22/1744232.shtml

btw--if you run as an Ultrapeer, keep an eye on the bandwidth: I'm seeing up to ~15KB/s (can lead to about 1 GB/24 hrs). This used to be about 1/2 as much, but has been creeping up in the last few months as far as I can tell.

Anything need testing this weekend?

If 4.1.5 and even jum353 far enough behind the CVS, I suspect using either would not very useful.

I was wondering if anybody can fill me in about Digital Audio Access Protocol & how it works in LW?

Stief: I forgot to do the safe start, but did do it a few hrs ago & repaired permissions, at present ram 311 & 735 MB for VM. I'll see how it goes after many hrs.
Actually I have a suspicion that if you leave already completed dwnlded files on the dwnld list, it accumulates ram. After many hrs (before I did the safe start), I deleted about 6 completed files off the list & ram seemed to jump down a bit (again.) It might be just my imagination. It won't happen anymore b/c I've set it for autoclear completed files.
stief I'm not brave enough to run as an UP. I'm at the bottom end of adsl so it's probably not worth the effort. I'm already over 3 GB in 5 days, lol. That's despite trying to ease up a bit at times.

Salut à tous,
This week a lot of code has gone through CVS:

Now LW doesn't send QRP with the hash tables, the UP no longer pass through hash queries (that LWs never used anyway). LW only takes now magnets with URN AND an IP address. This reduces traffic for UPs.

LW now prefer using UDP hosts caches before trying Gwebcaches, reducing gwebcache traffic.

Firewall to firewall transferts updated. As well as alternate locations.

I wonder when LW will post an updated beta, it's been what 2 months since 4.1.5? Lots have changed under the hood since.

LODR: are you using the JUM's build?

Ciao

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No.

Just FYI, the UDP attempts before GWebCaches aren't on the mainline yet. Once that's all completed we'll merge it in & likely put out a beta. Since GWebCaches are so overloaded right now, we don't want to put out another release till we can make sure they won't get further overloaded (and also make sure that clients can connect faster initially).