[OpenDHT-Users] Re: placemarks across servers

Sean Rhea srhea at cs.berkeley.edu
Thu Jul 20 06:15:52 PDT 2006


On Jul 17, 2006, at 5:08 PM, Barath Raghavan wrote:
> if we do a get at one server, receive a value with a placemark,  
> then connect to another server and get using that placemark, are we  
> guaranteed to receive the remaining values? this issue comes up if  
> we lose our opendht connection and then the oasis dns resolver  
> sends us elsewhere on reconnect.

Yes, placemarks are good across gateways.  They're basically just the  
hash of the value returned, and values are returned in the order of  
their hashes.  So unless you hit a different quorum on a subsequent  
get (very unlikely, but it does happen), you'll get the right  
behavior despite changing gateways midstream.

Sean
-- 
     Of all that someone says, it's curious how one thing makes it  
through
      the haze.  I try to recall this when teaching--Try it a second  
way,
               and a third, you don't know what they're hearing.
                                -- Kenji Yoshino



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