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From: mason@tmsoft.UUCP
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Subject: Re: seismo's load average
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Date: Fri, 13-Mar-87 15:20:11 EST
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Posted: Fri Mar 13 15:20:11 1987
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In article <45150@seismo.CSS.GOV> dsc@izimbra.UUCP (David S. Comay) writes:
>i've been keeping statistics on how much mail has been passing through
>seismo since we converted to 3.2 over a month ago, and the preliminary
>numbers are ~ 6.3 megabytes per day corresponding to ~ 7800 letters per
>day.
Can't say I'm surprised.  I checked my palias database:
	10333 sites
	 9812 go through seismo
Now, this site doesn't generate much volume of mail, but if these figures
are at all indicative of other sites on the eastern seaboard, seismo is
in danger of being killed by love. (from pathalias if no-one else :-)

Is seismo headed the way of ihnp4?  Connectivity can be a dangerous thing!
-- 
	../Dave Mason,	TM Software Associates	(Compilers & System Consulting)
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