MOSNet 1.1 is out! Unfortunately MorphZone's uploads are still broken , i couldn't upload the file itself, only give a link.
Get it here!
The speed is expected to increase significantly. Please test it. Also please look at new documentation in AmigaGuide format.
Any feedbacks please direct to this thread, this will make me easier to separate them and read at work. My email is still inactive and i don't know when i'll reveal it. :(

dns slowness seems to be fixed and it feels
really much faster ...

Transfering files with smbfs is about twice as fast now. Thanks Sonic.

IBrowse 2.3 became almost unusable, weird delays, loads data for a couple of seconds then stalls for 2-3 seconds, repeats this all the time.
Also if I try to input data into a form in a web page while the page is still loading the input goes crazy, like I'd be holding down the keys constantly.

MOS 1.4.5 , latest MUI 4 alpha, latest Ambient daily build...

I don't know why, but dhcp client doesn't start... I can see
information that it couldn't load miami.library, but snoopdos shows
that the problem is rather with bsdsocket.library... Maybe archive is
broken?

Transfers from Samba Server 2.0.7 running on MOS to Windows or Linux clients became slow as hell with this version. :( I played a bit with MOSNET setting and Samba setting but nothing helped. Small files are copied rapidly, but larger ones (over 200KB) are copied with constant speed 120KB/s.

WOW! amazing Sonic! i get now full speed on my 4Mb connection (480-500Kb dwn speed from an italian debian server, which i use for testing pourposes)

Great!

TCP_SendSpace=32768
TCP_RecvSpace=32768

Look also to the Fab reply here about usergroups.library ant the latest Ambient CVS.



[ Edited by Framiga on 2006/5/28 20:12 ]

There is one more problem. New MOSNet causes a lot of hits on my system. Here is debuglog: http://march.w.staszic.waw.pl/systemlog

ohhh! sh#t here too. pity

Syslog here (MOS 1.4.5 PowerUP)



[ Edited by Framiga on 2006/5/28 20:48 ]

2 Kaczus:

1. Start syslog viewer. Looks like miami.library version mismatches bsdsocket.library version. If it's true it will tell this. I'll recheck my archive today.
2. If (1) shows a problem try to copy miami.library manually. Verify that no previous version is there on your system.

[ Edited by Sonic on 2006/5/29 8:37 ]

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Thank you very much for your debuglogs. I already suggest where the problem is (forgot to replace some free() with bsd_free()). Probably it causes IBrowse problems. By some luck i haven't notice this bug myself.

nice! Thanks to you for the hard job!

MosNET 1.1 is really fast. Having "NoLogServer" activated (long story) i haven't noticed the hits (thanks March) but only the very high speed gain

I've looked at my code and found the stupidest bug ever. If anyone can code in C he can try to fix it and tell me the results. In file bsdsocket/netinet/tcp_subr.c find this call:

free(tp, M_PCB);

and replace it with:

bsd_free(tp, M_PCB);

You can verify other kernel code, there must not be any free() calls there, only bsd_free().

This should fix all the problems with memcorruption. Sorry. :( I don't know when i can upload a fixed version. If someone wishes i can allow CVS access to be my right hand temporarily until my situation becomes better

well perfect! erm ... about the CVS access ... no idea ... waiting for a volunteer!

Looking forward to a fixed version, I'll wait for it before I try to install this one. It sounds great though!

OK it works, but there is problem with hits (March wrote about it) :)

Send me the fixed files, and I can upload it to a server temporaly... at last until everything is fixed.

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If i could send them to you, i could upload them directly. In fact in my work tree it's already fixed. BTW, netstat is also already upgraded, i've downloaded the FreeBSD code on sunday when i was online.
Then problem is just that everything-is-forbidden. Even the fact i'm talking here is illegal, but, well, this takes ~10 minutes and i do it before the working time starts, if we're so strict

Is internet access to much money for you at home or something? Even dialup would be okay for small updates like this I would think.

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Oh... I thought the problem was the incoming/outgoing traffic amount...

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No, the problem is simply that it's strictly forbidden to perform any information exchange using removable medias here. In other words, i'm not allowed to bring some disc, insert it into the PC and copy something. My new company really cares about information safety.

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Interesting! How about sending files here, to MorphZone, as attachments in posts?
It's a pity such a talent of yours is locked inside a firewall...

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Sure they do :P. Spain is different, hehe... That kind of restriction would be excesive here... I think that here it wouldn't be correct even in airport, or governmental work places.

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@amiades

That restrictions are also very common in Spain if you work for big companies like Accenture, Coritel, IT-Deusto, DMR... and most of consulting companies.

Small companies usually don't have so much security but lots of them don't give internet access to their LANs and put a pair of "Hotdesk" computers to allow you to search info or read your email. Sometimes you create programs for isolated computers because personal data is very important and it would be risky for the company to avoid having proper security (they could lose a lot of money).

Other companies give you access but log the webpages you visit etc...

It's not so unusual to forbid any data interchange with the outside world, specially if you work for companies that care a little about security or your project requires that.

Anyway with so much subcontractors here in Spain it's very funny because for example in Telecommunications companies you usually have lots of companies working for ALL the Telecomm companies so a single worker could access almost everything from all the Telecomm companies if he really wanted (it's difficult to check that a worker hasn't saved valuable data in his usb mp3 player for example).

[ Edited by Crumb on 2006/5/31 11:06 ]

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Then Microsoft is different too :P