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GalaxyNova
hi
GalaxyNova
anyone alive
mesh
no
GalaxyNova
that's too bad :(
GalaxyNova
it's pretty quiet around here
mesh
it will wake up soon when Europe wakes up
mesh
if you have questions about I2P+ just ask them and hope somebody notices
GalaxyNova
nah I'm just here to chill
mesh
when I go to /peers and look in the 'Up' column, I see connections that have been up for 60+ hours
mesh
is that normal?
dr|z3d
sure.. your router's been up at least that long, no?
mesh
dr|z3d: yes. I was just under the impression that i2p connections... tunnels? were not supposed to last more than 10 minutexsz
mesh
seeing such long-lived connections is a bit strange. I guess the router likes to reuse such connections for tunnels?
genka
cpu freq in my rpi is 600 mhz which is lowest possible freq
genka
weird
genka
with performance governor
genka
a couple of days ago everything was fine
genka
was 1500 mhz
dr|z3d
mesh: you're not necessarily building tunnels with those peers, more than likely you're not, for the most part.
dr|z3d
you're just talking to them.
mesh
dr|z3d: about what?
mesh
dr|z3d: can you point to me a link that explains these long lived connections? is this a floodfill thing?
mesh
(I'm not so much concerned as just very curious)
dr|z3d
the quality of your coffee, how your day was.
dr|z3d
are you a floodfill?
mesh
yes
dr|z3d
you're a floodfill.. you'll be getting regular connections from other routers querying for leasesets.
mesh
I would expect as much. But why are some connections lasting for multiple days?
dr|z3d
there's a lot of backchat, anyways. your router's regularly testing routers to see if they're alive etc.
mesh
Are these long-lived connections a way for flood fills to accelerate queries between themselves?
dr|z3d
up in this context means "how long since my first communication" I think.
dr|z3d
so it doesn't inidcate a persistent connection so much as a regular communication.
mesh
oh really
dr|z3d
well, that's my understanding of that metric, anyways.
mesh
I wonder if I should comment that the "Soft Restart" the i2p router does isn't really realiable
dr|z3d
in what sense?
mesh
I experienced this problem quite often until I simply stopped Windows from going to sleep while plugged in: Windows wake up after ~6 hours of sleep, the I2P router detects a large skew jump and does a "soft restart"
mesh
sometimes, probably 50+% of the time, connectivity would be restored but the router would be in a kind of a wacky state. Going to /graphs would show broken image links.
mesh
frankly I think the idea of a soft restart is a bad one and the router should just shutdown completely and reboot. That's often what I ended up doing anyways and it didn't take that long to recover.
dr|z3d
well, zzz's looking into issues relating to recovery from sleep, so you might want to comment on zzz.i2p or in -dev.
mesh
Not sure it's such a useful comment without any logs or even proof.