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Vollstrecker: Language Links added

2007-09-03T12:37:03Z

Language Links added

76.21.73.199 at 14:38, 11 March 2007

2007-03-11T14:38:23Z

80.144.65.129: fixed a typo

2005-12-10T23:39:32Z

fixed a typo

Jacobo221: typo

2004-10-20T01:10:01Z

typo

Jacobo221 at 01:09, 20 October 2004

2004-10-20T01:09:43Z

New page

The Verifying Hashes, in an [[AICH]] supporter [[client]], are those which aren't neither [[Block Hash]]es not the [[Root Hash]].

Each Verifying Hash is calculated out of the concatenation of the [http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc3174.html SHA1] hash strings of the Verifying Hashes or [[Block Hash]]es in the lever right beneath (in the [[AICH Hashset]] tree).

Their purpose are to make a [[client]] easier to know if the recieved [[Block Hash]]es are [[Fake|fake]]/[[Corrupt|corrupt]] or not by sending those Veryfing Hashes, instead of all the [[Block Hash]]es of a file, when no [[Block Hash]]es in the levels beneath that Verifying Hash (in the [[ACIH Hashset]] tree) have been asked by the [[client]].

This avoids both using more bandwidth and CPU cycles on the remore (reciever) [[client]].

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	Their purpose are to make a [[client]] easier to know if the recieved [[Block Hash]]es are [[Fake\|fake]]/[[Corrupt\|corrupt]] or not by sending those Veryfing Hashes, instead of all the [[Block Hash]]es of a file, when no [[Block Hash]]es in the levels beneath that Verifying Hash (in the [[AICH Hashset]] tree) have been asked by the [[client]].		Their purpose are to make a [[client]] easier to know if the recieved [[Block Hash]]es are [[Fake\|fake]]/[[Corrupt\|corrupt]] or not by sending those Veryfing Hashes, instead of all the [[Block Hash]]es of a file, when no [[Block Hash]]es in the levels beneath that Verifying Hash (in the [[AICH Hashset]] tree) have been asked by the [[client]].

−	This avoids both using more bandwidth and CPU cycles on the ~~remore~~ (~~reciever~~) [[client]].	+	This avoids both using more bandwidth and CPU cycles on the remote (recieving) [[client]].

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 The Verifying Hashes, in an [[AICH]] supporter [[client]], are those which aren't neither [[Block Hash]]es not the [[Root Hash]].
-Each Verifying Hash is calculated out of the concatenation of the [http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc3174.html SHA1] hash strings of the Verifying Hashes or [[Block Hash]]es in the lever right beneath (in the [[AICH Hashset]] tree).
+Each Verifying Hash is calculated out of the concatenation of the [http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc3174.html SHA1] hash strings of the Verifying Hashes or [[Block Hash]]es in the level right beneath (in the [[AICH Hashset]] tree).
 Their purpose are to make a [[client]] easier to know if the recieved [[Block Hash]]es are [[Fake|fake]]/[[Corrupt|corrupt]] or not by sending those Veryfing Hashes, instead of all the [[Block Hash]]es of a file, when no [[Block Hash]]es in the levels beneath that Verifying Hash (in the [[AICH Hashset]] tree) have been asked by the [[client]].
 This avoids both using more bandwidth and CPU cycles on the remore (reciever) [[client]].