Update the version numbers and changelog for new release.

[quix0rs-apt-p2p.git] / apt-p2p.conf

diff --git a/apt-p2p.conf b/apt-p2p.conf
index 6121547c516d9399e33915707d7ab0b8f817e53a..1031d1ea2c72126f1f773c18ba83f071c8288733 100644 (file)
--- a/apt-p2p.conf
+++ b/apt-p2p.conf
@@ -39,6 +39,9 @@ CACHE_DIR = /var/cache/apt-p2p
 # Whether it's OK to use an IP address from a known local/private range
 LOCAL_OK = no
 
+# Whether a remote peer can access the statistics page
+REMOTE_STATS = yes
+
 # Unload the packages cache after an interval of inactivity this long.
 # The packages cache uses a lot of memory, and only takes a few seconds
 # to reload when a new request arrives.
@@ -46,7 +49,10 @@ UNLOAD_PACKAGES_CACHE = 5m
 
 # Refresh the DHT keys after this much time has passed.
 # This should be a time slightly less than the DHT's KEY_EXPIRE value.
-KEY_REFRESH = 57m
+KEY_REFRESH = 2.5h
+
+# The user name to try and run as (leave blank to run as current user)
+USERNAME = apt-p2p
 
 # Which DHT implementation to use.
 # It must be possible to do "from <DHT>.DHT import DHT" to get a class that
@@ -67,17 +73,12 @@ DHT-ONLY = no
 
 # bootstrap nodes to contact to join the DHT
 BOOTSTRAP = www.camrdale.org:9977
+            www.camrdale.org:9976
             steveholt.hopto.org:9976
 
 # whether this node is a bootstrap node
 BOOTSTRAP_NODE = no
 
-# Kademlia "K" constant, this should be an even number
-K = 8
-
-# SHA1 is 160 bits long
-HASH_LENGTH = 160
-
 # interval between saving the running state
 CHECKPOINT_INTERVAL = 5m
 
@@ -104,8 +105,24 @@ MIN_PING_INTERVAL = 15m
 # refresh buckets that haven't been touched in this long
 BUCKET_STALENESS = 1h
 
+# Whether it's OK to add nodes to the routing table that use an IP
+# address from a known local/private range.
+# If not specified here, the LOCAL_OK value in the DEFAULT section will be used.
+# LOCAL_OK = no
+
 # expire unrefreshed entries older than this
-KEY_EXPIRE = 1h
+KEY_EXPIRE = 3h
+
+# Timeout KRPC requests to nodes after this time.
+KRPC_TIMEOUT = 9s
+
+# KRPC requests are resent using exponential backoff starting with this delay.
+# The request will first be resent after the delay set here.
+# The request will be resent again after twice the delay set here. etc.
+# e.g. if TIMEOUT is 9 sec., and INITIAL_DELAY is 2 sec., then requests will
+# be resent at times 0, 2 (2 sec. later), and 6 (4 sec. later), and then will
+# timeout at 9.
+KRPC_INITIAL_DELAY = 2s
 
 # whether to spew info about the requests/responses in the protocol
 SPEW = no