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Redundant Web servers



Daniel Feenberg wrote:
> Not sure what you mean by "read"? We do have some pages so large they 
> take more than 5 minutes to deliver, but I am surprised to learn that a 
> browser would switch IPs in the middle of a page read.

I'm talking about the end-user reading the information on the page. The 
same situation applies if the end-user loads a page on your site, then 
does something else for a while, returning to your site after the 5 
minute TTL has expired.

Having a minority of browsers endure a 30 second timeout after every 5 
minutes of browsing may still be an acceptable price to pay for the 
added added uptime.

  -Tom

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Tom Metro
Venture Logic, Newton, MA, USA
"Enterprise solutions through open source."
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