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Network speed notes
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Networking server is able to accept a limited number of bytes per
second. Any extra bytes send would probably be missed -- "dropped on
the floor" -- as UDP is unreliable protocol. For not to corrupt data
the client will ask the server if it got all the data send and will
retransmit some or all of the missed bytes if necessary. Hence if the
client sends data too quickly it will need to make a retry and there
will be a waste of time. However, if it sends the data too slowly
there will be a waste of bandwidth.

"target_kbps" controls the number of kbytes client will send each
second. The "maximum" practical speed depends on many factors, like OS
and maybe kernel compilation flags -- mostly timer granularity -- as
client uses sleep and benefits greatly from high-resolution timers.
"2350" is a good default value, which gives about 2,1MB/sec. "2500"
works great on my Linux box, making 2,25MB/sec, but performs badly on
a Windows machine decreasing speed below 1,6MB/sec.

Run a few tries and pick a number for yourself.

General
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It is advised (but not strictly necessary) to remove your old
configuration file before using the new version. Client 0.8.4 must be
compatible with server version 0.8.3a, too. Server version 0.8.3
should NOT be used as it is buggy and almost certainly will corrupt
data during installation.