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osu_uma March 21st, 2003 10:06 PM

90% of incoming dropped
 
I don't know why, but whatever host i connect to, I get around 90% dropped incoming, while outgoing seems to be fine.

I am behind a router, but I have the ports forwarded. The issue persists, whether I have forced IP or not.

Has anybody come across that problem?

trap_jaw March 22nd, 2003 12:29 AM

That's normal for clients running in leaf mode.

osu_uma March 22nd, 2003 08:34 AM

Thanks for the info. But, wait...

Are you serious?

I don't think it was like that in pre 2.8.something version, also, a lot more searches came through.

What's the technical reasons behind this?

trap_jaw March 22nd, 2003 10:00 AM

The technical reason for dropping so many messages is that acting as a leaf you will receive many pongs that you won't pass to other hosts, so they are counted as dropped messages.

You might very well be seeing less queries than before, because Gnutella is still abused by greedy clients. - LimeWire 2.9.5 (it's still a little buggy, so I don't think it's going to be released before next week) will tackle this problem by dropping all requeries it encounters (that includes of course that you won't be allowed to send any requeries either - all you will be allowed to do is searching manually).

osu_uma March 22nd, 2003 10:14 AM

OK, that makes sense.

Although it really seems that the dropped I/O column is a bit misleading then. It makes it seem like something was not running properly. An interface issue.

regarding the re-queries: does that mean that once a search is done, and a download has begun, limewire will not attempt to find further sources?

again, thanks a lot for the info. This is really helpful!

Joakim Agren March 22nd, 2003 10:23 AM

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Originally posted by osu_uma
OK, that makes sense.

Although it really seems that the dropped I/O column is a bit misleading then. It makes it seem like something was not running properly. An interface issue.

regarding the re-queries: does that mean that once a search is done, and a download has begun, limewire will not attempt to find further sources?

again, thanks a lot for the info. This is really helpful!

Hello!

The Swarmed download function will still be there but you have to manually search for new sources for the file and if LW finds any it will still attempt to download from those new sources aswell.

By the way trap_jaw do you know if the Add To Wishlist function will be gone aswell?

trap_jaw March 22nd, 2003 12:33 PM

I don't know yet, - technically it would be possible to send requeries for them.
"Add to wishlist" still exists although it will not send any requeries.


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