Re: [Help-gnunet] gnunet cash

[Steven]

I think that this is a good Idea.  We can list files that we have inserted, 
and files that we have indexed, and have eachother test out the downloads.  
All downloads should be legal (perhaps gpl'd), and we should let each other 
know if the file is indexed, or inserted.

This way we can test the reliability and speed of both indexed, and inserted 
retrievals, and let everyone know how it goes.  

Christian, I'm downloading your file now, and the DL started very slowly, but 
is steadily speeding up. (about 3k/second now).  I'm new to the network, but 
I'm assuming that as the data flows through the network, our nodes are 
actually drawing closer to eachother, which would explain the speed increase.   
 

On Thursday 15 April 2004 04:57 pm, Christian E. Neumann wrote:
> On Thursday 15 April 2004 08:03, Steven wrote:
> > How long does it take to get a decent "reputation"?  How quickly can I
> > ruin a reputation?
> >
> > OK, lets assume that from the moment I connect to the network, I never
> > break a connection with node A, node A is well "respected" and that
> > network load is normal.  How long will I have to to work for Node A
> > before Node A begins to treat me with a little respect?  Is gnunet cash
> > earned and spent in a matter of seconds, or over a period of weeks?
> >
> > Should I wait a few hours after connecting to the network to start making
> > requests?  Or should I just jump right in and get what I want?
>
> Try to download this:
>
> "3DMark03_340.exe" --
> gnunet://afs/6C403B3C30FCCBA0D60A0B9399C57FF7A98A3FF1.2A290FE1CDBFC38667695
>F5DA94A5F04755F24A3.053FDA5E.186683855 => Future Mark 3d Mark 2003 <=
> (mimetype: unknown)
>
> It's completly inserted in my node and it's up and running until... the end
> of our universe.
>
> Give it a try.
>
> Bye
> Cryss