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Anton
15-Jan-2005
[542]
Yes, same here.
DideC
15-Jan-2005
[543]
I must leave. Sorry.
Anton
15-Jan-2005
[544]
yes, I must go to sleep too.
eFishAnt
15-Jan-2005
[545x4]
just met: [#{EB1415D4333962F3E0846C3F04EB658CC8A82BB4}  maybe he's 
an ewok
Myself: [#{8AFE771BF1EBD74BEF561678804F431020356D81} ahttp://69.154.214.143:2222]
but you can call me #{8AFE} for short.  My friend call me "8"
I only use all 160 bits with my customers.
Anton
15-Jan-2005
[549]
hi 8A, nice to meet you, I'm 69
eFishAnt
15-Jan-2005
[550x2]
did you know 69 hex = 01101001 which is also symmetrical?  I use 
that for a maybe flag.
a geek T-shirt could be "Wanna 01101001?" but only Selma would understand...
Anton
15-Jan-2005
[552]
70726F746F636F6C206572726F723A206D65737361676520646F6573206E6F74206D616B652073656E73652E
eFishAnt
15-Jan-2005
[553]
(I know that's ascii...was just downloading the chart...but guess 
I should write a script...)
Gabriele
15-Jan-2005
[554x3]
not the alpha please
this uses the old async-modes
i'm sorry but i need it to work with the sdk :)
eFishAnt
15-Jan-2005
[557]
protocol ...
Pekr
15-Jan-2005
[558]
Gabriele - what is the bug in UDP you mentioned earlier?
Gabriele
15-Jan-2005
[559]
port/awake gets called endlessly
Pekr
15-Jan-2005
[560]
... is it present even with new async Core?
Gabriele
15-Jan-2005
[561]
yup
eFishAnt
15-Jan-2005
[562]
...error:...
Gabriele
15-Jan-2005
[563x3]
crashed here too now
ah, maybe someone enetered an unvalid url. ok something to fix since 
it's too common :)
(of course nothing of this would be needed on the final version)
eFishAnt
15-Jan-2005
[566x2]
message...
I am only decoding Anton...mine is still running.
Gabriele
15-Jan-2005
[568x3]
the bootstrap node seems to be still running
(ok i think i found another bug)
but it self-healed which is good
eFishAnt
15-Jan-2005
[571]
I guess I am not sure if it is running.  It was printing a message 
periodically, but now I don't see activity...but no error message...no 
not sure how to tell it is alive.
Gabriele
15-Jan-2005
[572x3]
i think i still have you as my predecessor
anyway it's going much better than the last time... though i'd prefer 
to have it running on udp (it's much faster)
i'll keep it running and check back later. looks like i can have 
it working soon :-)
Pekr
15-Jan-2005
[575]
the problem is, that most ppl are today behind firewall or nat ...
eFishAnt
15-Jan-2005
[576x4]
UDP is used quite often in cell phone data for the same reason.
It is still running...I drag selected text...maybe printing the time 
would help tell it is alive easier for testers...
...fogs not make sense.
protocol message error: fogs not make sense.
Maarten
15-Jan-2005
[580]
Good to see we're coming close.... this will make REBOL shine.
eFishAnt
15-Jan-2005
[581]
(I was decoding Anton's message)
Pekr
15-Jan-2005
[582x2]
Maarten - why do you think it will make rebol shine?
... because of apps Chord will allow to build?
Maarten
15-Jan-2005
[584x2]
Yes. Distributed computing will be much more powerful, and REBOL's 
dialecting puts it apart. Enhance the networking part with P2P and 
nothing can match that.
Once Gabriele has this working we'll port it later this year to Rebservices. 
Then you can do stuff like lightweight grid computing, presence, 
file sharing, signaling for other applications (I am thinking of 
ad-hoc VPNs) in just a few lines of code. With NAT/firewall traversal 
out of the box.
Pekr
15-Jan-2005
[586]
how will you do NAT/FW traversal?
Robert
15-Jan-2005
[587]
Yes, I have NAT at home as well. No chance to change it. Do I just 
enter my "local" IP adress? Doesn't seem to make sense to me.
Pekr
15-Jan-2005
[588]
I can change it, I did so for Azureus for e.g., but it requires me 
to enter local network IP. But what if I want to have two users using 
Chord? How do I tell the NAT which computer it should contact on 
2222 port? Or should I use different port for each user?
Maarten
15-Jan-2005
[589]
Simpler: if you are under NAT or firewall you'll poll to another 
node that acts as your relay. Network wise, you're only a client, 
but you'll do anything logically
Pekr
15-Jan-2005
[590]
yes, that is similar to DC++ and Bittorrents ...
Maarten
15-Jan-2005
[591]
Except that this is a library, allowing you to build applications 
of your own that ar eless trivial then filesharing.