malcolm handley - 2004-03-05

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Actually, the above example is bad because the mirror should not
be trying to insert data with the public key. That gets set when we
insert specifying the public key.

However, the problem remains. Here is my current theory:

The mirror only inserts data at most once after it is changed. Once
the data has been sucessfully inserted the mirror will not insert it
until it changes. This is bad because other clients will only search
back a limited number of revisions. If they arrive on the scene too
late they will not find any version of the data.

We need to change the mirror to:
- remember that data is locally set forever after it has been set
locally and push it into freenet on a regular basis.
- refuse to set wantsRequest for files that are locally set.