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From: mason@tmsoft.uucp (Dave Mason)
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Subject: Re: Warp speed Mr. Scott!
Message-ID: <1989Aug29.155304.2026@tmsoft.uucp>
Date: 29 Aug 89 15:53:04 GMT
References: <1989Aug21.124002.11054@robohack.uucp> <1059@aurora.AthabascaU.CA> <1989Aug29.130347.10673@robohack.uucp>
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In article <1989Aug29.130347.10673@robohack.uucp> woods@robohack writes:
>also be misleading.  All in all, I have achieved the desired result in
>my own pathalias output, and that's what counts, no?  :-)

Not sure exactly what the smiley is for here, but you should tune your
Path.local file (or whatever) to get the pathalias output you want.
Your published maps should reflect the real costs, downgraded perhaps
to avoid paths you don't want the whole world to use.

(I.e. if I did lots of work with Australia I might have:
	tmsoft	munnari(DIRECT)
in my Path.local file, but
	tmsoft	munnari(HOURLY*2)
in my published map entry, because I don't want all North American and
European traffic siphoned off through my site, though I might be
willing to carry a bit of local traffic bound that way).

	../Dave
(Disclaimer: I do not have any real or imagined link to munnari, so
don't go & change your routing tables :-)