Hub mode with 0 leaves

[old_death]

Yesterday, my (main) computer (core i7 based with good DSL; connection test passing 100%) turned into a Hub - and only connected to Peers, but did not allow a single Hub2Leaf connection: There were many connection attempts (every some seconds one) but none of them managed to connect.

I think this can cause the big amount of low-leaf hubs (green) on the picture.


This is why I am repeating my request to implement a new system to calculate the Hub rating...

BTW, can anyone find the topic with my proposal again??? I seem to be unable to find my topic about this again... I've just spent more than an hour and couldn't find it...

[mojo85]

viewtopic.php?f=13&t=456

Your welcome

[old_death]

[old_death]

And again, Shareaza decided my computer to become a Hub. Connection Test passes just fine and I'm connected to 6 Peers - but to 0 leaves. There are tries to establish a connection, but they all seem to fail.

I'll let my PC run to check whether this changes with the time. if anyone has a question or a test I could do, just tell me.

[brov]

[old_death]

[brov]

One I can do for now is to confirm such behaviour. Here it happens frequently (exact log messages), sometimes connection is accepted sometimes not (verbosity: debug). I also noticed a lot of 'Accepted an incoming connection....' messages but no indications what was the result of handshake (nothing happens with a given ip, even no info about timed out handshake or something, verbosity: info). I forced my shareaza into hub mode (port forwarding setup corectly, of corse ), then restarted so it starts in hub mode. Now I'm running about 30 minutes and have 28 neighbours and there are tries to connect to me.

EDIT: After about hour, I've 55 neighbours and Shareaza is still rejecting connections...

EDIT2: Maybe this is related:

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[old_death]

lol, how can someone connected to a Hub as a Leaf can himself have Leaves?