Fallback read relays #160

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opened 2023-01-22 15:37:05 +13:00 by mikedilger · 1 comment
mikedilger commented 2023-01-22 15:37:05 +13:00 (Migrated from github.com)

Most clients have a set of read relays. We read from anywhere. But sometimes we don't have enough data to know where to read from, and in those cases it would be nice if the user specified a few relays to try. The idea is if we can't figure out enough good relays to match settings.num_relays_per_person (which might get renamed as this is per event too), then we use the fallback read relays to pad it out.

Ideally we would keep trying if all those relays failed, but that's not gonna be ready for 0.4.

Most clients have a set of read relays. We read from anywhere. But sometimes we don't have enough data to know where to read from, and in those cases it would be nice if the user specified a few relays to try. The idea is if we can't figure out enough good relays to match settings.num_relays_per_person (which might get renamed as this is per event too), then we use the fallback read relays to pad it out. Ideally we would keep trying if all those relays failed, but that's not gonna be ready for 0.4.
mikedilger commented 2023-02-06 11:58:28 +13:00 (Migrated from github.com)

solved in #199

solved in #199
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