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--- On Sat, 3/13/10, Jeremy Olexa <darkside@g.o> wrote: |
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> Adrian Sandor wrote: |
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> > Great, thanks! |
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> > This is actually an old question, but anyway, what is |
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> the meaning of these terms? |
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> > - no time |
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> > - hangs |
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> > - renewed |
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> > And have you considered explaining them on the same |
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> page? |
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> Ah, I haven't considered to explain it because I thought |
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> they were pretty self-explanatory. |
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What is self-explanatory for one person is enigmatic for another one. Happened to me too :) |
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Especially "no time" doesn't seem to make any sense. |
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> no time means that there is a 404 or the timestamp file |
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> isn't there. |
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So that's "timestamp not found" |
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> hangs means the site times out. |
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Oh, so that's "network timeout" |
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> renewed means that the probe has checked the site during |
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> the last run. |
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Doesn't it check every site every time it runs? |
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Thanks for explaining |
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Adrian |
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