~dr|z3d
@RN
@RN_
@Stormycloud
@T3s|4
@T3s|4_
@eyedeekay
@orignal
@postman
@zzz
%ardu
%cumlord
%mareki2p
%snex
+FreefallHeavens
+Leopold
+Onn4l7h
+Onn4|7h
+Xeha
+bak83
+hk
+poriori
+profetikla
+qend-irc2p
+r00tobo
+uop23ip
+weko
+wew
Arch
BubbRubb
C341
Danny
DeltaOreo
FreeRider
Irc2PGuest50385
Irc2PGuest57893
Irc2PGuest94314
Liorar_
Meow
acetone_
anontor
b4dab00m_
halloy13412
maylay
moe
nnm--
not_bob_afk
pisslord
r00tobo[2]
shaye
shiver_
simprelay
solidx66
thetia
u5657
woodwose
zer0bitz
dr|z3d
zzz: very rare thread blocker, as reported by postman: cake.i2p/view/XLp5p4UlGU_MTUt2Hjs3Kfel5NFvvvrNe0XPld9ZM_UAzBHVeXDv/XLp5p4UlGU.txt
dr|z3d
pretty sure it's not something + specific, code same as canon.
dr|z3d
specific referenced line is synchronized(this) in:
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/**
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* Callback from SSU2Bitfield.forEachAndNot().
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* A new ack was received.
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*/
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public void bitSet(long pktNum) {
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if (pktNum == 0 && !_isInbound) {
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// we don't need to save the Session Confirmed for retransmission any more
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synchronized(this) {
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_sessConfForReTX = null;
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}
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if (_log.shouldDebug())
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_log.debug("[SSU2] New ACK of SessionConfirmed " + this);
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return;
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}
zzz
hmm
zzz
dr|z3d, postman, there should be two more threads (0 and 1) logged, need those also
eyedeekay
uop23ip, dr|zed it's a crazy idea kind-of, but it occurred to me when we were working on subDbs that, **if** we changed it so it could store RI's, subDbs used to store peers that were preferred by the client
eyedeekay
Seemed too complicated to even attempt, especially at the time given what subDbs are really for and we didn't have time to weigh all the ramifications, but it could be done
eyedeekay
*subDbs could be used
zzz
disagree
orignal
is the attack over?
orignal
I don't see extra bandwidth on all my routers
dr|z3d
just an ebb, orignal
orignal
?
orignal
I asked this question before but need to ask it again
orignal
is there a limit for number of U routers per IP?
orignal
the number of my local routers keeps growing