Since that IP address is a dialup account on sonic.net, it makes a lot of sense
that perhaps someone is checking for updates on that particular page. Since you
have an ip, you could contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] and see if that person would mind
helping you track this down - i.e.; see if they can find out what thier user was
doing at the time your log caught the information. Of course - there is no
guarantee you'll even get a reply from that person or sonic.net. But maybe it's
worth a shot.
Dorian Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/10/2000 01:13:46 PM
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Subject: Re: Repeated WEB traffic
It could also be, depending on the content of the page, that someone has
set up a program to check for updates to that page?.... or at an
offchance that maybe there is a meta refresh [client pull] header on
that page, and that someone has left their browser pointing at it. Do
you have a record of the agent string, referer string, or any idea why
someone may want to grab content from that page on your site?
"Michael E. Cummins" wrote:
>
> This may be related, or it may be absurd - but there are several programs
> out there that help to test internet connectivity, measuring both speed and
> reliability. Many of these programs allow you to set up custom URL's at
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