Re: lynx

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	Try 'netstat -tc' in one window & then use lynx in another
	what you will find that lynx is just a whole lot more resource
	conservative than netscape .   Hth,  JimL

On Fri, 21 Jul 2000 mgribov@kplab.com wrote:
> a strange thing... if i run lynx or some other user runs it, accesses a
> website and gets all the data, netstat in any of it form or option will not
> show any http connections... why not? if netscape is loaded, and you do
> netstat you will see http connections, in most cases close_wait state, but
> they will still be there. with lynx - nothing. how come?
> max
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