Re: NNTPC: nntpcache as frontend to outsource news provider

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On Wed, 4 Mar 1998, Alans other account wrote:

> On Tue, 3 Mar 1998, Tom wrote:
> 
> >   I'd like to know how effective nntpcache is in this situation.
> > Particularly on how whether you can get away with leasing less connections
> > from the upstream server, then you actually need, because of benefits of
> > caching.
> 
> I have nntpcached feeding primarily off a site I co-admin in
> Chicago.  Whenever I check during evening peaks, nntpcache has at
> least a dozen parallel connects open. 

  For how many readers?  If you have only 12 readers, nntpcache isn't
helping much, but if you have 24 readers, it is helping quite a bit.

...
> I'm surprised a provider is charging per number of concurrent
> connects. I'd have thought that they'd charge on a "number of IP
> addresses" or "articles served" or "overall traffic Mb" basis. 

  They are all doing it.  Probably can't track anything.

> AB

Tom


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