Stats comp.os.linux.networking (last 7 days)

Stats comp.os.linux.networking (last 7 days)


Top 10 posters for the period:

rank posts kbytes name address
1 10 33.7 Moe Trin ibuprofin@painkiller.exam
2 9 24.5 Wolf wolfdotcom@hotmail.com
3 9 23.4 SEND NO SPAM spam@dodgeit.com
4 7 18.0 Ohmster notareal@emailaddress.com
5 7 15.8 Unruh unruh-spam@physics.ubc.ca
6 7 13.1 James Knott james.knott@rogers.com
7 6 12.5 Allen McIntosh nospam@mouse-potato.com
8 6 9.1 cranium.2003@gmail.com cranium.2003@gmail.com
9 5 12.8 Michael Heiming michael+USENET@www.heimin
10 5 12.5 Chris Rennert do_not_spam_crennert@new.
--- -----
71 175.4 Total for top 10

Totals for the newsgroup:
136 posters
271 articles
614.3 kbytes

The top 10 accounted for:
7.4% of the posters
26.2% of the articles
28.5% of the bytes

Averages:
2.0 articles / poster
2.3 kbytes / article
4.5 kbytes / poster

82 people posted for the first time this period.
They went on to post 134 articles altogether

The new posters accounted for:
60.3% of the posters
49.4% of the articles
47.5% of the bytes


Top 10 subjects for the period:

posts kbytes subject
43 111.5 Subnetting/Routing
13 20.5 reformat Linux box?
8 18.5 Two word username
8 16.8 iptables ftp problem
8 16.5 dnsmasq trouble
8 12.1 2 ip addresses on same network card
7 20.6 address mapping problem
7 18.4 Destination Unreachanble: Fedora Core 2 : Network Does not work
7 13.5 SSH connection time out
6 26.1 Asymmetrically routing through transparent fw (bridge)

271 articles on 75 subjects
210 were followups (77.5%)
23 were crossposts (8.5%)

613.7 kbytes total
headers: 290.3kb 47.3%
quoted text: 125.1kb 20.4%
original text: 187.3kb 30.5%
signatures: 11.0kb 1.8%

Averages:
3.6 articles / subject
2.3 kbytes / article
8.2 kbytes / subject

Postings per weekday:

Day posts
Monday 39 ***
Tuesday 32 ***
Wednesday 37 ***
Thursday 40 ****
Friday 65 ******
Saturday 36 ***
Sunday 22 **
(*=10 posts)

Top 10 Newsreader used (accumulated):

posts newsreader user
72 (26.6%) mozilla 37 27.2%
58 (21.4%) g2 32 23.5%
30 (11.1%) slrn 9 6.6%
22 (8.1%) microsoft 12 8.8%
22 (8.1%) knode 12 8.8%
10 (3.7%) pan 9 6.6%
10 (3.7%) forte 7 5.1%
8 (3.0%) xnews 2 1.5%
8 (3.0%) nn 3 2.2%
7 (2.6%) tin 5 3.7%

16 different newsreader have been used (versions unaccounted).

DISCLAIMER
Please, take the stats with a dash of salt,
quantity might not always imply quality.

Have a lot of fun...

On 05/16/2005 03:34 AM, Michael Heiming wrote:
> Stats comp.os.linux.networking (last 7 days)

[snip]

> Top 10 Newsreader used (accumulated):
>
> posts newsreader user
> 72 (26.6%) mozilla 37 27.2%
^^^^^^^
This includes _Thunderbird_ too.

> 58 (21.4%) g2 32 23.5%
> 30 (11.1%) slrn 9 6.6%
> 22 (8.1%) microsoft 12 8.8%
^^^^^^^^^
This should definitely be _outlook_, I think.

> 22 (8.1%) knode 12 8.8%
> 10 (3.7%) pan 9 6.6%
> 10 (3.7%) forte 7 5.1%
> 8 (3.0%) xnews 2 1.5%
> 8 (3.0%) nn 3 2.2%
> 7 (2.6%) tin 5 3.7%
>
> 16 different newsreader have been used (versions unaccounted).

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In comp.os.linux.networking Dr Balwinder S Dheeman <bsd.SANSPAM@cto.homelinux.net>:
> On 05/16/2005 03:34 AM, Michael Heiming wrote:
>> Stats comp.os.linux.networking (last 7 days)

> [snip]

>> Top 10 Newsreader used (accumulated):
>>
>> posts newsreader user
>> 72 (26.6%) mozilla 37 27.2%
> ^^^^^^^
> This includes _Thunderbird_ too.

>> 58 (21.4%) g2 32 23.5%
>> 30 (11.1%) slrn 9 6.6%
>> 22 (8.1%) microsoft 12 8.8%
> ^^^^^^^^^
> This should definitely be _outlook_, I think.

Would have been enough if you replied in a single newsgroup.

Once again, the script utilizes the first word before the first
"/" as any respectable newsreader does with no exception.

Feel free to fill in a bug report. I will not fix other apps
problems not using this common practice all other newsreader have
no problems with:

<progname>/<version> [whatever additional info]

If you take ca close look "G2/0.2", even Google follows this
perfectly, only Mozilla and to no surprise M$ seem to have this
"bug".

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In comp.os.linux.networking Michael Heiming <michael+USENET@www.heiming.de>:
> In comp.os.linux.networking Dr Balwinder S Dheeman <bsd.SANSPAM@cto.homelinux.net>:
>> On 05/16/2005 03:34 AM, Michael Heiming wrote:
>>> Stats comp.os.linux.networking (last 7 days)

>> [snip]

>>> Top 10 Newsreader used (accumulated):
>>>
>>> posts newsreader user
>>> 72 (26.6%) mozilla 37 27.2%
>> ^^^^^^^
>> This includes _Thunderbird_ too.

>>> 58 (21.4%) g2 32 23.5%
>>> 30 (11.1%) slrn 9 6.6%
>>> 22 (8.1%) microsoft 12 8.8%
>> ^^^^^^^^^
>> This should definitely be _outlook_, I think.

> Would have been enough if you replied in a single newsgroup.

> Once again, the script utilizes the first word before the first
> "/" as any respectable newsreader does with no exception.

> Feel free to fill in a bug report. I will not fix other apps
> problems not using this common practice all other newsreader have
> no problems with:

> <progname>/<version> [whatever additional info]

> If you take ca close look "G2/0.2", even Google follows this
> perfectly, only Mozilla and to no surprise M$ seem to have this
> "bug".

Hm, both progs not following are in reality MUA, with additional
newsreader functionality, perhaps they just overlooked the
problem?

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