Re: [Sks-devel] Request for gossip / Some questions

[Chris Kuethe]

you've been added to "pgp.cns.ualberta.ca 11370"...

and on that note, anyone else wishing to sync with me is more than welcome
to do so; just drop me a line.

on the topic of system load, i'm running sks on my workstation, and i don't
notice it at all. as for network utilization, i get a steady trick of about
50MB/day of email, web browsing, sks syncs, key searches, etc. that's too
little for me to really care about. a couple of megs per hour at worst. if
you have a horribly desynchronized server (ie. a really old keydump) you'll
notice sks beating up on your disks for a while. and your net will be a bit
busy, but on the whole sks, is very polite.

CK

On Tue, 10 Feb 2004, Pramberger Peter wrote:

> Hi all!
> 
> I've finished the setup of our PGP keyserver and I'm searching now for
> peers to gossip with.
> 
> Here the server info:
> 
>     Host : pgpkeys.telering.at/212.95.31.160
>     Ports: hkp/11371, recon/11370, http/80
>     Admin: address@hidden
>     Loc  : Vienna/Austria
> 
> At the moment there is only the DB server running. In the next days I
> will configure the web interface. Please consider this server as
> experimental - at least for the next month, when I will monitor systems
> stability, used bandwith, ...
> 
> I've also some questions, which I didn't found in the docs/faq.
> 
> *) Where can I get the query/add web page? Are there some examples or
> may I use and adapt an existing one (eg. from http://keyserver.bu.edu/)?
> 
> *) As far as I understood the mailsync file is just a list of email
> addresses where to send updates? At the moment there is only one entry
> in my mailsync file (address@hidden) but it is not
> listed on the status page
> (http://pgpkeys.telering.at:11371/pks/lookup?op=stats).
> 
> *) How are you backing up the key database to minimize the downtime?
> 
> *) Is it possible to dump the key database (sks dump) while the DB
> server is running?
> 
> 
> Thanks,
> Peter
> 
> 
> 
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