On Wed, Jun 26, 2024 at 01:32:59AM +0100, Lucas Pardue wrote: > This entire thread started from quite an odd position of question. With one > reading of it being there might be an expectation that all traffic should run > over QUIC on all networks. And by extension, any measurements that don't show > ~100% usage are some indicator of a problem. I believe that to be a fallacy.
Agreed! > Perhaps a server operator might be so kind to share the curl version > distribution data they see. FWIW here are the percentages we've observed on haproxy.org over June for all versions representing at least 0.1% of the requests. Note that this listing excludes roughly 1/3 of the requests which only advertise "git/XXX" in the user-agent. Git normally relies on libcurl but the version of the lib isn't advertised, so below should mostly represent various tools and scripts: curl/7.81.0 79.64 curl/7.61.1 5.88 curl/7.68.0 5.47 curl/7.29.0 2.00 curl/8.5.0 1.31 curl/7.74.0 1.01 curl/7.88.1 0.66 curl/8.6.0 0.54 curl/7.76.1 0.54 curl/8.0.1 0.39 curl/7.64.0 0.36 curl/8.7.1 0.30 curl/8.8.0 0.30 curl/8.3.0 0.28 curl/7.54.0 0.27 curl/7.58.0 0.24 curl/7.47.0 0.15 curl/8.4.0 0.13 curl/7.79.1 0.13 Willy
