[backstage] How come more and more of my iPlayer content seems to be being served by Yahoo?

Yes, Yahoo. I'm not going mad (at least, not yet... Or not completely mad). I've tried figuring this one out myself but to no avail. I sometimes spy on what the programs on my machine are doing network wise, and I noticed a while back that iPlayer streaming connections were beginning to come and

RE: [backstage] Zingzing

FWIW, I'm well used to horizontal scrolling for my listings when using Digiguide - whilst he's not got the Digiguide-esque mousewheel behaviour down yet, the horizontal scrolling works better than pages and pages of vertical scrolling for listings, so I think it works quite nicely. Dragging in

Re: [backstage] How come more and more of my iPlayer content seems to be being served by Yahoo?

Christopher Woods wrote: D:\Documents and Settings\Christophertracert 92.122.210.183 Tracing route to a92-122-210-183.deploy.akamaitechnologies.com [92.122.210.183] over a maximum of 30 hops: 1 1 ms 2 ms 3 ms brum2-router0 [192.168.1.1] 2 *** Request

RE: [backstage] How come more and more of my iPlayer content seems to be being served by Yahoo?

Both of the ip addresses are owned by Akamai content distribution network that BBC Yahoo use to distribute their content. whois 213.155.157.140 inetnum:213.155.157.0 - 213.155.157.255 netname:AKAMAI descr: Akamai International B.V. org:ORG-AIB7-RIPE

Re: [backstage] How come more and more of my iPlayer content seems to be being served by Yahoo?

2008/11/3 Christopher Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] Christopher, Have you checked for a trasparent proxy cache being used? Proxy Test This request appears NOT to have come via a proxy. The request appears to have originated from host *78-105-102-xx. zone3.bethere.co.uk* which has ip address

RE: [backstage] How come more and more of my iPlayer content seems to be being served by Yahoo?

Christopher, Have you checked for a trasparent proxy cache being used? Proxy Test This request appears NOT to have come via a proxy. The request appears to have originated from host 78-105-102-xx.zone3.bethere.co.uk which has ip address 78.105.102.xx Obfuscated the last octet for no

Re: [backstage] How come more and more of my iPlayer content seems to be being served by Yahoo?

Would be even more cool if you could obfuscate the last octet in the email Received: headers :-) BTW: I like your laptop name On a more technical note: I have access to a systems and switches connected directly to the same Telia backbone/transit network and, although it isn't highly conclusive,

Re: [backstage] [ORG-discuss] DRM Free BBC Content on GNU/Linux (Ubuntu)

Sean DALY wrote: This is very encouraging. Some commenters were (overly?) quick to criticize but I hope the guys won't get discouraged over that... I see it as progress which is moving in the right direction, and very good work(technically and diplomatically) on the behalf of several