[geeks] Question...
Joshua D. Boyd
geeks at sunhelp.org
Thu May 24 12:39:45 CDT 2001
Corporate sponserships would be fine. Why is 500megs a day such a
problem? I do it fairly frequently at home/school/work and they never
seem to notice. Heck, the other week, I checked the log at home and found
that my family had transfered 2 gigs in 36hours.
--
Joshua Boyd
On Thu, 24 May 2001, Bill Bradford wrote:
> (asking geeks and rescue about this because I know you guys will
> give me good opinions)
>
> Would you guys object to a short 1 or 2-line sponsorship message
> at the bottom of each email from the rescue/geeks/sunhelp lists?
>
> I'm asking because I *might* do that in case I have to start paying
> more for bandwidth soon - I did some mail stats and they're a lot
> larger than what I thought I was doing. Here's the past 12 hours:
>
> Postfix log summaries for May 24
>
> Grand Totals
> ------------
> messages
>
> 2499 received
> 62425 delivered
> 40 forwarded
> 648 deferred (2611 deferrals)
> 8 bounced
> 3 rejected
>
> 11684k bytes received
> 224367k bytes delivered
> 179 senders
> 128 sending hosts/domains
> 3811 recipients
> 2764 recipient hosts/domains
>
> Per-Hour Traffic Summary
> time received delivered deferred bounced rejected
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
> 0000-0100 64 1058 58 0 0
> 0100-0200 87 1715 232 0 1
> 0200-0300 34 529 195 0 0
> 0300-0400 372 6873 248 0 0
> 0400-0500 166 9135 213 0 0
> 0500-0600 75 1362 229 0 0
> 0600-0700 94 2483 266 0 0
> 0700-0800 160 3762 151 0 0
> 0800-0900 273 6784 232 1 0
> 0900-1000 294 8256 252 1 1
> 1000-1100 429 8340 292 2 0
> 1100-1200 389 11474 239 4 1
> 1200-1300 62 654 4 0 0
>
> That means I'm doing at *least* 500 megabytes/day of nothing but email
> traffic - in addition to about 5 gigabytes/month of web traffic. That
> means that this machine is pushing quite a bit of bandwidth. I may not
> be pushing 10megabits, but its consistent, and it adds up... Right now I
> get a discounted colocation price from my ISP in exchange for system admin
> work and referrals (I used to be their head admin).
>
> Thoughts? I'm not in immediate danger of having to start charging for
> things (that would be the last thing I would do - I'd shut the site
> down if I had to do that), but if I have to start paying more for
> bandwidth, corporate sponsorships of the lists might be an option.
>
> I'd just like to get your opinions..
>
> Bill
>
> --
> Bill Bradford
> mrbill at mrbill.net
> Austin, TX
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