This has two aspects: the user who searches may want to increase these values to get more results and more load on the remote side and the user of the server which is accessed for this search may want to restrict the load. Both sides can now be configured. The server-site maximum load parameters are defined by a network definition and the client-side search request load can be defined by each user individually but when the remote search is done the requested service is limited to the network definition.
You can find now in the network definition file:
network.unit.remotesearch.maxcount and network.unit.remotesearch.maxtime
and in the yacy.conf file:
remotesearch.maxcount and remotesearch.maxtime
There is currently no web interface to define the client-side remote search attributes, please set them manually
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Reason: if this is not used in StringBody-Class initialization, a default charset name is parsed.
This is a synchronized process and all classes using default charsets synchronize at that point
Synchronization is omitted if this class is used
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- added more instances of formatter objects to different classes to make them independent in case of lockings that may applay during synchronization of the date formatter object (date formatting is not thread-safe and must be synchronized therefore)
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Please see new coments in yacy.network.freeworld.unit for details of the new DHT selection methods.
The number of maximum peers is now not fixed to a specific number but may increase with
- the partition exponent
- the number of redundant peers
- the robinson burst percentage
- the multiword burst percentage
The maximum can then be the number of senior peers (all visible peers).
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- some restructuring of the document counting and logging structures was necessary
- better abstraction of CrawlProfiles
- added deletion of logs to the index deletion option (if the index is deleted using the servlets) which is necessary to reset the domain counters for the page limitation
- more refactoring to get the LibraryProvider more clean
- some refactoring of the Condenser class
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- the own seed file gets the lead for storage of the peer name
- exchanged default peer name generation method with one that does not use the local ip
- default peer names are now strings starting with '_anon'
- added another switch to suppress forwarding to ConfigBasic if the name was already changed
- replaced all usages of the yacy.conf peerName with access to the local seed
- changes to the peer name are now applied directly and not after the next peer ping
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- added logging in peer ping to analyse time-consuming elements which could be cause for disappearing peers
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- cleaned up (removed special code and documentation for 27c3)
- added remote search functions to be used within cora
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this was never used and extended in the last years. The resulting YBR ranking criteria
is still a good idea and will be used in the future. Possible generation methods for YBR
ranking are:
- "trust-rank" using the link structure as can be discovered in a single crawl (idea from FSCONS)
- "block-rank" calculated from the local link structure
- a distributed "block-rank" using the xml API to the link structure from other peers
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