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Can you elaborate a little bit more on your setup and results please?
Are you currently running BOOST?
… On Aug 6, 2022, at 20:36, Shekelme ***@***.***> wrote:
Will lotus ever learn how to download client data on its own? I observe 122 downloaded files from different clients and almost zero download speed. No restarts help to get things off the ground. Sure, there is boost, but...
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Two miners, one 200 mbit channel. Despite the limitations in the miner's config, the download list swells to 80-100 or more download items, and downloads stop from time to time. And to such an extent that restarting the miner does not help. I don't use |
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Lotus knows how to download data from a client, but as you note there can be multiple things that go wrong, which causes a A lot of imporvements are also being made in the underlying transports and dependencies, But as noted in the latest release notes for Lotus: Markets related features, enhancements and fixes is now lower priority for Lotus, and is going to be in the hands of Boost, built by the amazing Bedrock team. It does not mean that Lotus does not care about storage deals / retrievals, but it will not be the focus to develop that within the monolith |
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Alas, this was expected. |
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@Shekelme this is a good q! im curious about:
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Lotus knows how to download data from a client, but as you note there can be multiple things that go wrong, which causes a
data-transfer
to cancel out. Just restarting the transfer might not fix the issues you are seeing because it might be that the client is not available anymore.A lot of imporvements are also being made in the underlying transports and dependencies,
go-fil-markets
andgo-data-transfer
, that gets implemented in Lotus.But as noted in the latest release notes for Lotus: Markets related features, enhancements and fixes is now lower priority for Lotus, and is going to be in the hands of Boost, built by the amazing Bedrock team.
It does not mean that Lotus does not care abo…