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Re: jump.cgi
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lugnet.admin.general
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Date:
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Mon, 14 Aug 2000 18:13:33 GMT
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In lugnet.admin.general, Todd Lehman writes:
> That is soooo weird. The jump.cgi script runs inside of 1/100 second. On
> ISDN, you really shouldn't notice more than 1/10 extra added time. Anyone
> else seeing this strange behavior?
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> BTW, what text shows in your browser's status window while the delay is
> occurring? Does it say "contacting news.lugnet.com" or "contacting
> ww.guarded-inn.com"?
I'm no fan of jump.cgi for my own reasons (just because it considers itself
it's own link- so it always looks unfollowed, even if the page you'll end up at
by following it is one you've been to before, until you follow the jump.cgi
link). But I have to say that I've never experienced a slowdown while using it
that is attributable to the cgi script itself.
My suspicion, after several years workin' in the data mines, is that the test
links the user set up are faster because there is no DNS lookup associated with
going from one page on www.guarded-inn.com to another.
eric
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