Re: 7 CD set for F7?

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John Reiser <jreiser <at> BitWagon.com> writes:
> Looking at the Apache logs, that spate of 500 requests had a few original
> requests (http status code 200) for each disc, then an average 100 or so
> "resume" requests (http status code 206) for each disc, with approximately
> non-skewed distribution of resume points throughout each file.  Some resume
> requests for the same disc were within one or two seconds of each other, at
> not-near offsets.  That supports your hypothesis of multiple users behind a
> gateway.

No, it's actually indicative of one user using a download accelerator. That's 
the way they get around bandwidth throttling, they just download different 
segments of the file in parallel. I guess the best way to stop this is 
connection number throttling (no more than 2 simultaneous requests from a 
single IP).

        Kevin Kofler

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