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Stuka Stunt Main Forum · 16 of 16 known posts recovered
That is sometimes the Internet in general or your Internet provider. My provider, for instance, (Larry, Curley, and MOe, Inc.) will go so slow sometimes I just shut it off and try again later. Basically I switch to a commercial site I know of, and if there are problems there, then it is with me or the Internet in general.
The end of the month is often times slower, too, for whatever reason.
Or, it could be activity on the board at some particular time. We had over 200 posts just yesterday, alone. And that is just posts, not counting downloads. If you happen to hit a particularly active period, things could be a bit slower, too. But I am not noticing any unusual problems at the moment.
Dick Fowler · Nov 30, 2004 07:07 AM
#4 source feel better now .... thought I had worn it out!
>and other sites are still at warp 7... so it must be the
>traffic. Nice to be popular.
For the record, these are the site statistics for the last week: (And, hey, nobody is posting about the president, either.)
day: #reqs: #pages:
---: -------: ------:
Sun: 4134130: 340308:
Mon: 4675646: 392807:
Tue: 4935534: 391537:
Wed: 5834089: 438817:
Thu: 5043484: 373442:
Fri: 4708174: 347613:
Sat: 3425854: 273575:
Tuesday was last week. Monday was uesterday. Even Thanksgiving wasn't bad, but the week end is normally slow.
If you like hourly statistics, these are interesting, too. These are the page requests for the last two week period, hour by hour:
hour: #reqs: #pages:
----: -------: ------:
0: 1644440: 131751:
1: 1847242: 145753:
2: 1867648: 146943:
3: 1963174: 153621:
4: 1689798: 126169:
5: 1365730: 99272:
6: 806601: 64168:
7: 473410: 37161:
8: 350071: 35395:
9: 367993: 33062:
10: 450176: 37700:
11: 718351: 61522:
12: 1090789: 90444:
13: 1426954: 107633:
14: 1575698: 123382:
15: 1593171: 129870:
16: 1699618: 133008:
17: 1677029: 128127:
18: 1654488: 124081:
19: 1649066: 120345:
20: 1778048: 136934:
21: 1779627: 138976:
22: 1611093: 125342:
23: 1676696: 127440:
The slow time of the day is 7 to 10 in the morning, CST. Things are fairly active from midnight to four in the morning and then again after noon on. Of course, this is world-wide, so while some of us are sleeping, others aren't. I guess that 7-10 period in the morning is when the majority of the guys in the US are going to work and don't have access to computers. A lot of activity during the work day (as evidenced by the page requests)
We are now exceeding my current bandwidth limitations and I am going to have to up the ante starting next month. Ah, progress.
Country - pages - bandwidth
United States us - 217997 - 16.14 GB
Canada ca - 10177 - 761.78 MB
Unknown ip - 7536 - 641.31 MB
Australia au - 6861 - 526.44 MB
Great Britain gb - 2203 - 156.74 MB
European Union eu - 2049 - 219.41 MB
New Zealand nz - 1233 - 100.09 MB
Malaysia my - 723 - 80.99 MB
Netherlands nl - 717 - 422.39 MB
Norway no - 499 - 45.80 MB
Sweden se - 497 - 51.97 MB
Brazil br - 478 - 45.83 MB
China cn - 449 - 33.20 MB
Japan jp - 417 - 42.61 MB
Germany de - 408 - 36.51 MB
Spain es - 313 - 33.73 MB
Belgium be - 253 - 25.98 MB
Argentina ar - 239 - 31.24 MB
Puerto Rico pr - 186 - 15.26 MB
Ireland ie - 137 - 14.66 MB
Finland fi - 133 - 15.27 MB
Switzerland ch - 89 - 16.71 MB
Czech Republic cz - 79 - 8.99 MB
Italy it - 72 - 8.51 MB
South Africa za - 71 - 6.49 MB
Others - 266 - 22.87 MB
Dick Fowler · Nov 30, 2004 08:40 AM
#8 sourceDon't be bashful.
Sparky12366 · Nov 30, 2004 07:00 AM
#3 sourceSlow for me.
jehold66203 · Nov 30, 2004 09:23 AM
#9 sourceSparky12366 · Nov 30, 2004 09:25 AM
#10 source>down loaded? Of all places I down loaded a site that was
>listed on one of the posts, almost immediately my computor
>went into phase. The wife has spent the last four days
>trying to get things back to normal. I think she has the
>virus control on high now. Later, -DOC
I am now at work with T1 Still slow...
Dick Fowler · Nov 30, 2004 11:26 AM
#13 sourceSerge Krauss · Nov 30, 2004 11:46 AM
#14 sourceSerge
