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I am wondering a few things:

1. How much bandwidth does SEN's DLDB use per month?
2. How much bandwidth do all of the forums use per month?
3. How much bandwidth does SEN's header and footer use per month?
4. How much bandwidth does Moose's and DK's website use per month?
5. How much bandwidth is used in total per month?
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6. How much bandwidth do I use? [/sub] [/sub] [/sub] [/sub] [/sub] [/sub] [/sub] [/sub] [/sub] [/sub]

Could you tell me this for the last 12 months?

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Also:

Could this be changed to reflect the current status of the games?


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Wow... it took 0.9693sec for this post to show up, with 19 queries used.

You'll live.
I hear v5 is a lot less harder on the bandwidth.

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How do you do those tags?
[sub] Or something? [/sub] (Testing, lol)

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..Oh.

0.2218sec @ 19 queries.

Alright... Normally, I would just be like lolololol doesn't matter, but since you're a supporter, I guess you have the right to know or something?



1 + 2 + 3: There is no definite anwser because the site isn't broken down like that. Everything runs through index.php to initiate sql abstraction classes and the like, so you can't really say "oh, well, the forums used 10 gigs last month while the dldb used 50 gigs..." However, in the table below, you can definite assign .exe's bandwidth to the dldb, as most of the images.

Filetype breakdown for march:
[attachmentid=8077]
(imageshack is down? hopefully you can open the attachment )

4. Not much at all.... like... very, very little.
5. Over 100 gigs lately.
6. For april, your primary ip address lists 203.84 MB so far, your secondary lists 17.86 MB. For march, your primary lists 221.80 MB, while secondary is 108.76 MB.


Senv5 will definitely cut down on bandwidth because the php files won't be so bulky and the images in the header/footer will be better managed, as well as inside the dldb and such.

Ahh, the day when SEN v.5 comes out will be a wonderful one...

Seeing as I am a bandwidth hog (Somehow)...
Would it be too much trouble to show how much I've used?
(I know, don't want a whole line of people asking, but...)

And some of you may remember a certain quote in IP's sig from me:

Oh, so I'm SEN?
WTF?

How the hell is...

Sorry about thirty gigs thing.
I still don't know how I did that. I never use the arcade...

~Rexy

What are you talking about? You never used 30 gigs. Read my post again and shut up. I was talking about how much you used THEN showing the reason for IP's sig. GOSH. Freakin idiot.

How about I eat your face off?
Just got back from lunch.

We have a sub who doesn't care what we do for the next 44 minutes, woo hoo.

And I did use 30 gigs, poo-poo head. Retard. phr33king fat head.
I was asking about THEN.

..You shutup.

Come on Rexy and Chu, make love not war. Make love and we shall name your spawn Rexu and Chex.

Ya, I saw it... Ya, your right. The PHP files definately need to be smaller... (30.6 GB used, with only 1,209,650 hits compared to the .gif s at 8.37 GB with 46,852,200 hits!)

I comsumed that much bandwidth? Wow...

Uh, when you say my secondary lists, do you mean my secondary IP address? Because they are never used (unless someone has figured out how to steal them from me).


Hmmm... that would explain a few things.

Could you make it so that we can see how much bandwidth we used?

Don't think that that will happen as that will consume even more bandwith. You would have to access the Bandwith scripts that tell which IP used how much bandwith and then determine which IP addresses belong to which user and then add them up.

How about if you use too much, we just ban you? Then you won't have to worry about using too much.

I don't think you would be able to do that, based on what beer_keg said, because then you would have to know each user's IP address on here.

hmmm... how much is too much? More than 1 byte? Or more than 1gb? In that case, I believe rexy would be banned along with SEN. (Qoute by chu: SEN is sucking up SEN's bandwidth!)

It's called sarcasm, Max. :/

Again, I'm sure I asked this question before, I forgot where I posted it.

What is bandwhith?

Damn good question... as simple as it is, I just can't form it into words.



So like... "high bandwidth cable" is like, an isp that allows you to retrieve more information from the "internet" in shorter periods of time: 5 kilobytes per second (modem) vs 2+ megabytes per second (cable). Our "bandwidth" on a hosting server is the limitation on how much can be downloaded from the server per month. So, every page you load has an average of 30kb you download, and all the files, and it adds up very fast. I'm pretty sure, from you to our server there is another super server or something where they have their own bandwidth limitations or something, maybe.
It's just an ugly mess of wires I'm sure, is the "internet" organized? To who does all this bandwidth each page is using matter? Besides the DNS server, where's the authority? Omg?
Well, in the lowest scope of things, bandwidth matters because if we have user's downloading terabytes of data each month, the speed of the entire serverseed network drops rapidly, so, it's a limitation to keep server speed up and cpu processing time down. On a side note, this speed thing of networks is why some people really hate spam email. If there was no spam email, it's thought (I think!) the whole internet would pick up some speed.

Hope I explained it good enough... even though I babbled .
Ah... good mood, good mood...

<3,
IP

Sorry for being so off topic, but I think that is the longest post IP ever made.
He even put a little heart at the bottom.
I love it.

Thanks!
I think I got it.

haha, rexy he has made way longer