"Steven Noels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> However, I wonder if proxypassing from San Diego (IIRC this is where
>>> icarus and daedalus are) to Ghent or another european location is
>>> technically ok?
>>
>> Don't use geographical topology as a metric. Steven, what is the network
>> topology between the ASF machines and the one we would be using?
>
> From daedalus:
>
> bash-2.05a$ traceroute cocoondev.org
> traceroute to cocoondev.org (209.15.201.32), 64 hops max, 44 byte packets
> 1 fa3-13.br1.sfo.collab.net (63.251.56.130) 0.293 ms 0.239 ms 0.161 ms
> [...]
> 14 cocoondev.org (209.15.201.32) 56.805 ms 57.370 ms 57.527 ms
>
> The machine is located in Kansas City, US, not in Ghent. And maybe we
> can tweak routing tables from daedalus to cocoondev.org.
>
> Ping times are averaging 60ms. Cannot test from nagoya, don't have an
> account there. While it doesn't reach the level of interconnectedness as
> daedalus & nagoya, I think the interconnection is more than decent
> enough for a proxypass solution. Let's ask the network gurus of
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (I feel like in a 'coming-out' mode anyhow :-)
Daedalus and Icarus are located in San Francisco, and Proxy-Pass is (IMVHO),
a quite silly idea... Not only we need bandwidth to _deliver_ pages, we also
need bandwidth to _retrieve_ the pages...
Pier
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