net processing: requeue transaction GETDATA requests more frequently #18955
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PoissonNextSend is no longer used only for net. Since it's a utility random function, move it to random.cpp
Poisson distributions are used for more than just the next inv send. Make the name more generic. -BEGIN VERIFY SCRIPT- sed -i 's/\<PoissonNextSend\>/GetPoissonRand/g' $(git grep -l 'PoissonNextSend' ./src) -END VERIFY SCRIPT-
This means that if the transaction has cleared out from g_already_asked_for, we'll rerequest from an announcing peer sooner.
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Oops. p2p_txdownload.py still failing. I'll re-open once I've fixed it up. |
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Requeuing requests after the previous timeout means that if the transaction has cleared from g_already_asked_for, we'll wait up to a minute until we request it from another peer. Instead, set the process_time more frequently, so we'll rerequest it sooner.