Getting a web page from filePro

[Bill Vermillion]

On Sun, Jan 30 12:23 , while denying his reply is spam, Walter Vaughan 
prattled on endlessly saying: 

> Bill Vermillion wrote:

> >The chances of them moving this site are more remote than the very
> >real possibility of UPS using round-robin DNS to lighten/spread
> >the load among many machines. 

> That ip address has been up since the begining (97-8?). At one
> time we migrated to something that used the DNS and all those
> cgi variables figuring that it would be the "right" thing to
> do. After the *second* time they changed how it worked, we've
> gone back to the orignal (and still supported this minute)
> method.

> It also works when DNS went down for a few hours a while back.

Whose DNS?  I evern run a local caching DNS to make things go
faster, and unless someone has stupidly set the time to live to
some ridiculously low level the IPs should remain in the DNS above
you, if you aren't running a local cacheing DNS.

And in regards to "the *second* time they changed how it worked" -
who is they?  UPS.   And what was it they changed.  I'm just not
following this.

Bill
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