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From: "Greg Sabino Mullane" <greg@turnstep.com>
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Subject: Re: Ads dont connect
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> Can't talk about the ads.pg server, but al the static servers have
> logging turned off to handle the performance requirements.

Right, but all we need is the logs from ads.pg, which hopefully can
tell us which ad was just served to the requesting IP via this:

<img src="http://ads.postgresql.org/display_image.php?lvl=sponsor">

> And what do you mean with the "non-mirror site www.postgresql.org"?
> www.postgresql.org is the mirrored site ;-)

Oh yes, I forgot we have some round-robin DNS action going on now
(which is a good thing!) so nevermind all that. :)

On second though, the first half probably won't work either, if the script
that sends out the image cannot log IPs. I'll fall back to my original
plan B then: simply call up a "list of all sponsors" page. Right now
it opens a new window, and puts the main postgresql page on it, no matter
which page you came from. We should do better than that.

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Greg Sabino Mullane greg@turnstep.com
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