Re: requests versus loads

Leonid Delitsin (teneta_at_altair.komkon.org)
Wed, 14 Aug 1996 12:32:46 -0400 (EDT)

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On 14 Aug 1996, Steve Roth wrote:

> Question to all: when a server records that a banner has been loaded,
> does that mean it's been requested, or that it has been sent completely?

If I understood the question correctly, here are two server records from
access_log. Both attempted to send 000-142.gif. I splitted long lines
for convenience.

ip164.phx.primenet.com - - [13/Aug/1996:02:41:43 -0400]
"GET /teneta/banners/000-142.gif HTTP/1.0" 200 4360
sent completely

beast.sbs.de - - [13/Aug/1996:04:45:00 -0400]
"GET /teneta/banners/000-142.gif HTTP/1.0" 304 0
requested but not loaded

In the second case there were no view.
Still, in presence of the tag ALT="Description", people even click
sometimes.

Sincerely yours Russian On-Line Literary Society
Leonid Delitsin TENETA \Te-'nyo-ta\ [Russ. 1.web 2.net]
http://www.komkon.org/teneta/ http://sharat.co.il/teneta/

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