Download Strategy - Revision history

GregorK: Reverted edit of 140.128.20.205, changed back to last version by 193.159.169.68

GregorK — Fri, 26 Oct 2007 17:27:01 GMT

Reverted edit of 140.128.20.205, changed back to last version by 193.159.169.68

←Older revision		Revision as of 17:27, 26 October 2007

-	~~monord~~
	[[Category:Documentation]]		[[Category:Documentation]]
	The download strategies define different ways how Phex will decide which parts of the file to download next. Most of the strategies are building upon each other and choose a lower strategy on certain conditions. A detailed description of each strategy and when it will forward part selection to other strategies is described below.		The download strategies define different ways how Phex will decide which parts of the file to download next. Most of the strategies are building upon each other and choose a lower strategy on certain conditions. A detailed description of each strategy and when it will forward part selection to other strategies is described below.

140.128.20.205 at 17:11, 26 October 2007

140.128.20.205 — Fri, 26 Oct 2007 17:11:44 GMT

←Older revision		Revision as of 17:11, 26 October 2007

		+	monord
	[[Category:Documentation]]		[[Category:Documentation]]
	The download strategies define different ways how Phex will decide which parts of the file to download next. Most of the strategies are building upon each other and choose a lower strategy on certain conditions. A detailed description of each strategy and when it will forward part selection to other strategies is described below.		The download strategies define different ways how Phex will decide which parts of the file to download next. Most of the strategies are building upon each other and choose a lower strategy on certain conditions. A detailed description of each strategy and when it will forward part selection to other strategies is described below.

193.159.169.68 at 12:05, 19 September 2007

193.159.169.68 — Wed, 19 Sep 2007 12:05:50 GMT

←Older revision		Revision as of 12:05, 19 September 2007

	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.		This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.

-	== Prioritize File Beginning	+	== Prioritize File Beginning & End ==
		+	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning and end. With 25% chance a file part from the beginning and with the same chance from the end of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.
		+
		+	== Random Parts ==
		+	The random parts strategy chooses a random part of the file to download. In case the file has already more then 20 downloaded parts, the random strategy will choose to extend one of the parts, instead of creating a new part. This is done to reduce fragmentation and memory for parts.

213.132.44.92 at 11:39, 19 September 2007

213.132.44.92 — Wed, 19 Sep 2007 11:39:38 GMT

←Older revision		Revision as of 11:39, 19 September 2007

	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.		This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.

-	== Prioritize File Beginning ~~& End ==~~	+	== Prioritize File Beginning
-	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning and end. With 25% chance a file part from the beginning and with the same chance from the end of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.	+
-		+
-	~~== Random Parts ==~~	+
-	The random parts strategy chooses a random part of the file to download. In case the file has already more then 20 downloaded parts, the random strategy will choose to extend one of the parts, instead of creating a new part. This is done to reduce fragmentation and memory for parts.	+

84.161.180.124 at 18:45, 18 September 2007

84.161.180.124 — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 18:45:59 GMT

←Older revision		Revision as of 18:45, 18 September 2007

	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.		This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.

-	== Prioritize File Beginning	+	== Prioritize File Beginning & End ==
		+	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning and end. With 25% chance a file part from the beginning and with the same chance from the end of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.
		+
		+	== Random Parts ==
		+	The random parts strategy chooses a random part of the file to download. In case the file has already more then 20 downloaded parts, the random strategy will choose to extend one of the parts, instead of creating a new part. This is done to reduce fragmentation and memory for parts.

207.67.117.173 at 15:20, 18 September 2007

207.67.117.173 — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 15:20:50 GMT

←Older revision		Revision as of 15:20, 18 September 2007

	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.		This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.

-	== Prioritize File Beginning ~~& End ==~~	+	== Prioritize File Beginning
-	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning and end. With 25% chance a file part from the beginning and with the same chance from the end of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.	+
-		+
-	~~== Random Parts ==~~	+
-	The random parts strategy chooses a random part of the file to download. In case the file has already more then 20 downloaded parts, the random strategy will choose to extend one of the parts, instead of creating a new part. This is done to reduce fragmentation and memory for parts.	+

193.159.169.68: rev.

193.159.169.68 — Mon, 17 Sep 2007 08:40:35 GMT

rev.

←Older revision		Revision as of 08:40, 17 September 2007

	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.		This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.

-	== Prioritize File Beginning	+	== Prioritize File Beginning & End ==
		+	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning and end. With 25% chance a file part from the beginning and with the same chance from the end of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.
		+
		+	== Random Parts ==
		+	The random parts strategy chooses a random part of the file to download. In case the file has already more then 20 downloaded parts, the random strategy will choose to extend one of the parts, instead of creating a new part. This is done to reduce fragmentation and memory for parts.

203.69.39.251 at 23:55, 1 September 2007

203.69.39.251 — Sat, 01 Sep 2007 23:55:40 GMT

←Older revision		Revision as of 23:55, 1 September 2007

	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.		This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.

-	== Prioritize File Beginning ~~& End ==~~	+	== Prioritize File Beginning
-	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning and end. With 25% chance a file part from the beginning and with the same chance from the end of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.	+
-		+
-	~~== Random Parts ==~~	+
-	The random parts strategy chooses a random part of the file to download. In case the file has already more then 20 downloaded parts, the random strategy will choose to extend one of the parts, instead of creating a new part. This is done to reduce fragmentation and memory for parts.	+

GregorK at 09:27, 15 June 2007

GregorK — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 09:27:42 GMT

←Older revision		Revision as of 09:27, 15 June 2007

	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.		This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.

-	== Prioritize File Beginning	+	== Prioritize File Beginning & End ==
		+	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning and end. With 25% chance a file part from the beginning and with the same chance from the end of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.
		+
		+	== Random Parts ==
		+	The random parts strategy chooses a random part of the file to download. In case the file has already more then 20 downloaded parts, the random strategy will choose to extend one of the parts, instead of creating a new part. This is done to reduce fragmentation and memory for parts.

222.121.97.36 at 03:44, 15 June 2007

222.121.97.36 — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 03:44:39 GMT

←Older revision		Revision as of 03:44, 15 June 2007

	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.		This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning. With 50% chance a file part from the beginning of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.

-	== Prioritize File Beginning ~~& End ==~~	+	== Prioritize File Beginning
-	This download strategy prioritizes parts from the file beginning and end. With 25% chance a file part from the beginning and with the same chance from the end of the file is used. In the other 50% of the cases a [[#Rare Parts First (default)\|rare part]] is chosen, if there is no significant difference in availability is found a [[#Random Parts\|random part]] is chosen.	+
-		+
-	~~== Random Parts ==~~	+
-	The random parts strategy chooses a random part of the file to download. In case the file has already more then 20 downloaded parts, the random strategy will choose to extend one of the parts, instead of creating a new part. This is done to reduce fragmentation and memory for parts.	+