On Thu, 23 Aug 2012 19:03:06 +0000, tagnaq wrote: ...
Why? This would reduce the configuration effort required when adding a new relay to *two* relays regardless of how many relays are in your family.
True, but: If one relay disappears for a while then the family may break into two if it was the only joint. So from an operative point a bit more redundancy would be helpful.
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A family member must have a *mutual* agreement with at least *one* node.
That's (the *mutual*) is an important point that wasn't immediately clear from the preceding. Otherwise I alone can put everything in a single family under this definition. :-)
Andreas