[mnet-devel] Nodes 2004-04-18

[osh at nbit.sigma.se]

It's much simpler than that. It's the number of "Hello" sent to my MT
during the last 24 hours from that node/broker. It was something that
Tschechow thought might be good. It's a way of seeing how long a
node/broker has been up. Low number = test, high number = somewhat
stable.
Ok, a low number might also be an indication that the node/broker has
switched MT from <33bnp> to another but that's not likely I think.
Why do You ask? 

Oscar

Quoting zooko at zooko.com:

> 
> > 1Name <8fjho> 
> > 2Version 0.6.2.364-STABLE 
> > 3IP 206.180.X.X 
> > 4Platform linux 
> > 5Python 2.3.3 1, Jan 25 2004, 12:54:58 GCC 3.2.3 20030422 Gentoo
> Linux 1.4 3.2.3-r3, propolice 
> > 6Services 'relay server', 'block server', 'publishing block
> server', 'content tracker' 
> > 7NoOfHellos 546 
> 
> What is field number 7 derived from?  Is it one of the sequence
> numbers sent in 
> the comm strategy?
> 
> 
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