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> That's a bummer.  Any guesses?  No way for me (anyone really) to
> commit to such a thing without knowing the traffic level that would
> need to be supported ($$$).

I understand, but I don't want to give people bad information.

All I can say is that when JDK1.1 was released, my 10-limit Ftp server
was max'd out for a week.

My answer to the folks who want to limit bandwidth is to have them limit
the bandwidth on their ftp server.

No matter what you guess it might end up being, when a new release is
made, things tend to get loaded.



Nate
> > > What's the monthly traffic level in GigaBytes?
> >
> > I have no idea, because I lost access to the ftp server when I left my
> > previous job.
> >
> > Nate
> 
> <snip>
> 
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