"Peter" == Peter Trei <trei@process.com> writes:
> I've been looking at the allocated list of keys, and I notice a > possible problem: One user has allocated 50,000 segements: > 0c2b-cf7a NOACK 0c2b 50000 Joe Thomas <jthomas@ogi.com> > Now, it's possible this fellow has some vast farm of high-speed > workstations, but I doubt it. Finger suggests that this is a > linux box. [...] Finger reports that it is indeed a linux (1.2.9) box with a low load average (0.00, 0.00, 0.00 right now), but that Mr. Thomas is on from nemesis.ogi.com. nemesis refuses finger, telnet, and ftp connections, but, on WWW connect, asks for a userid and password for the "Marcam Development WWW site at nemesis.ogi.com." Marcam (http://www.marcam.com) makes something to do with computers, so Mr. Thomas could well have a bunch of computers at his disposal... (Even so, 50000 is a big number) I can't actually figure out what, specifically, Marcam makes. They produce applications which reduce costs, increase flexibility, and the whole shebang... but nowhere does it say what the programs *do*... Smells like an NSA front. -sq :)