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Ahmed Shaheer (ahmeds_at_slt.lk)
Sat, 19 Oct 1996 13:20:49 +0000

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Hi,

I was Searching on Infoseek yesterday, and I came across a banner (Something
to do with Asthma ) 9 consecutive times ! this looked strange so I contacted
my ISP and was informed that as they were running on a proxy server. Images
( & Html) would be cached in their server thus providing for faster access,
Next time someone requested it.

I was wondering since all the banners I saw were the same and the
possibility of 9 consecutive banners coming bieng very slim is it possible
that the banner was
Cached by ther server ?

If so, would the server logs of Infoseek reflect banners which I actually
didn't see, or would it have not reflected the request ?

Further Information:
1. I had just Changed to a New ISP
2. I only went through 9 pages of Infoseek. after which I quit.

On a different subject... With all the discussions with I/PRO and Others,
Most of you have said that You can Do the Analysys ourselves but Can Any one
suggest a good Package which actually works on WIN95 and or MSDOS

I am currently using ANALOG its quite good, But is there anything better ?
I tried VBSTATS but I simply can't get it to work.

Ahmed Shaheer

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