Half of them are paying users, trust me, if there was a problem, they would complain, god knows they do about every tiny comma missing in the text, etc.
On Thu, 2002-10-24 at 10:06, Jaime Bozza wrote: > > Really? Your IP randomly changes when your surfing between say > > yahoo.com and msn.com does it? While it is true that you can > > force an IP change while your connected, I have not yet seen a > > Mine doesn't because it's fixed. But for the reasons I stated in my > previous email, it may for someone else. In fact, I've *watched* a > session's IP address flipflop back and forth when downloading data from > one of our websites. There are products out there that multiplex dialup > lines without using MPPP. How do they do that? They make multiple > connections, each with their own IP Address, and then the unit load > balances TCP/IP sessions across the connections. (One TCP/IP session > will go out connection #1, the next out of session #2, and so forth) > > > I have been using an extra IP check in our sessions on a website > > which get's somewhere in the area of 500,000 unique hits a month > > and we have not had a single complaint of people's session's being > > dropped. > > Perhaps the clients you have don't use the devices (or are on AOL, or > have webcache devices). Perhaps the ones that have a problem just go > away. There could be many reasons why you haven't had a complaint. > Personally I find it easier to go somewhere else than complain to a > website that I'm having problems with. > > I'm just pointing out the issues, I'm not forcing anyone to listen. :) > > > Jaime Bozza > > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
