[tor-bugs] #6498 [Metrics Website]: new metrics graph showing number of 100mbit exits

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#6498: new metrics graph showing number of 100mbit exits
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 Reporter:  arma             |          Owner:                   
     Type:  project          |         Status:  needs_information
 Priority:  normal           |      Milestone:                   
Component:  Metrics Website  |        Version:                   
 Keywords:  SponsorJ         |         Parent:                   
   Points:                   |   Actualpoints:                   
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Changes (by gsathya):

  * status:  needs_revision => needs_information


Comment:

 Replying to [comment:13 karsten]:
 > Replying to [comment:10 karsten]:
 > Your current code has two problems:
 >  - It only considers a relay as almost fast if it meets the relaxed
 bandwidth requirements but fails the original bandwidth requirements.  In
 numbers, 80 < rate < 95 and 2000 < advertised < 5000.  If a relay has a
 rate of 90 and advertises 6000, you wouldn't list it.

 Oh. I thought an almost-fast-exit relay should satisfy *both* -
 1) 80 < rate < 95 and
 2) 2000< advertised < 5000.
 Sorry. So, it should be "80 < rate < 95 *or* 2000 < advertised < 5000"? Is
 this correct?
 {{{
     if not ((80 * 125 * 1024 <= relay.get('bandwidth_rate', -1) <= 95 *
 125 * 1024) or (2000 * 1024 <= relay.get('advertised_bandwidth', -1) <=
 5000 * 1024)):
         continue
 }}}

 >  - Once you rewrite the bandwidth requirements, you'll also want to
 rewrite the port requirement to check if all four ports are permitted.  If
 a relay has rate >= 95 and advertised >= 5000, and supports all four ports
 (of which you only check two), you'd call it an almost fast exit, though
 it's in fact a fast exit.

 Ok.

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