Thanks for the update.
Roman Danyliw <rdd@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> To contextualize access to this non-authoritative data set via FTP, I've provided another chart to the "12 Days in the life of an IETF FTP server" at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JAXspeaMWFl8ML3hSezFSM0VsJsHI4uyDlQ2dHip8jo/edit#
> Access to RFCs is 27% of all FTP traffic and represents 37% of all unique IP addresses.
> This new chart in the "What information are the users requesting?"
> section provides a distribution of requests and IP address across the
> top level directories. A few highlights:
> * 64% of all requests are for either an I-D or RFC (or 60% of all
> unique IP addresses, using no aggregation)
So basically a single user loading a single document?
> * the next most popular category (28%) is /ietf which contains historic
> charter and minute information of WGs; most of the usage is syncing the
> directory
And the rest is doing mirroring, probably setup 10 years ago, and still
running. Do we have any stats from rsync access?
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