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Dropped... I couldn't figure out which forum to ask this in, but since I'm running the latest beta software I figured I'd ask in here. Since loading the beta I've suddenly started acting as an Ultrapeer. I'm not sure I really have the bandwidth for that, but that's a different issue. I'm wondering if someone could explain exactly what the "dropped" column represents on the connection screen. I know it refers to dropped messages, but I can't figure out who dropped what and whether it's actually a bad thing. At the very least, could someone explain which of the two columns represents bad behavior on the part of my node? |
If it spikes allot (100% every 5 sec) your connection isn't fast enough . Try opening les connections It is indeed confusing where to choke point is : Upload or download . The maual doesn't state this clearly either . |
I know big numbers mean somebody isn't handling the traffic, but I can't figure out who. I'll sometimes see the "I" number spike, sometimes the "O" number. The question is, does "100%/0%" in the dropped column mean that my client isn't keeping up or does it mean the guy on the other end of the connection isn't keeping up? |
the O stands for Output : leaving connections The I means Input : arriving connections Doesn't matter in wich direction it spikes , basic rule apllies : If the connection goes shitty , dump it . |
I suppose I wanted to know who was doing the dropping because if it's me, I might be able to do something about it. It could even provide an excuse for buying that new computer I've been having trouble justifying. ;) |
Actually it does not justify an entire computer . Just your CPU , RAM and connection . OK that's almost 1/3 of a new computer but you know what I mean . :cool: |
I think you've missed the point. I'm looking for an excuse to buy the new computer. |
I know , just an informational post . |
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