GWebCaches almost dead (GDF-quote), a new bootstrapping emerges jum: On Mon, Oct 25, 2004 at 12:26 -0400, Greg Bildson wrote: GWebcaches are essentially dead. They served an important purpose but proved to be unscalable and/or susceptible to abusive clients. Fine, is it OK then to turn them all off tonight? --- Jens, I thought you had turned yours off a while ago but I have been happy to see it still around. There are certainly a lot of clients out there that are still relying on some GWebcaches to survive. Even the non-beta LimeWires still rely on a shaky list of GWebcaches. Ideally, GWebcaches could return to health if the burden is taken off them but I don't think that this will happen before there is a total meltdown. We have had a partial meltdown for months. LimeWire clients will likely survive but this should be a major wakeup call for developers. Either provide a default set of GWebcaches that you can ensure will be able to handle your load or implement UDP Hostcaches ASAP and get them out into the field. We are willing to provide a UDP hostcache server (once we finish developing it) but we are not interested in having everyone use our personal one as their sole bootstrapping source. This presumes having UDP capabilities in your client with the ultimate goal of making Gnutella clients into UDP hostcaches as well. - Specifications of the UPDHCs: http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showth...threadid=29521 |
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