rns.recipes

I've moved https://rnsmetrics.wirebase.org -> https://rns.fyi

Some updates to rns.fyi:

1. Dead Interfaces: An interface is considered dead if it doesn't send announces for 7d, and is filtered out by default (but visible if you enable the dead interface filter). After 30d with no announce messages, an interface is removed from the dashboard/DB permanently
2. Global Metrics: The Global Metrics page no longer includes dead interfaces. This jutted the total interface metric from 442 interfaces to 305 total. For reference, RMAP has 362 -- a little higher. I'll investigate why this is, but when I had looked into it previously, I think it was due to some double counting on their end, possibly
3. Announce Reliability Logic: Significant update here. Previously, if a single node had multiple interfaces, the announces were being aggregated -- this causes the number of announces to appear to be inflated. Made a logic change so that announces are now tracked per interface.
4. Health/Announce Scoring: Due to the announce reliability logic change, I'm doing a Health score reset across the board. You'll see Health scores begin to appear again in 72 hours.

Some updates to rns.fyi:

1. "Claim Node": You can now "claim" a node that you own, which lets you associate an LXMF address to the node on rns.fyi (example here). This is done by using the rnid utility that comes with rns, which signs a file to prove ownership of a particular node.
2. "Claim Network": Similar to above. For nodes with a configured Network Identity (e.g.: federation for multiple nodes). Claiming a network hash enables you to associate a LXMF address with all nodes in the private RNS Network (example here).
3. Announce Reliability Logic: announce_reliability was previously calculated by aggregating announces from all interfaces from a particular node (transport_id). This has been corrected so that announcement metrics are now single interface-specific.
4. Global Metrics Logic: A node is considered dead on rns.fyi if no announcements have been received from it for >7d. The global metrics page now filters out dead nodes by default, giving a more accurate picture of the size of the active Reticulum network (example).