...which makes me think -- what percentage of the non-SSL downloads are because the user is confused and doesn't know which one they need? Or perchance just don't know the difference between SSL/non and choose the more standardly-named one? *Or*, think that -ssl doesn't do normal http?

Not that I have answers to any of that. ;)

-te

On Thu, Mar 06, 2003 at 08:37:17PM +0100, Daniel Stenberg wrote:
> On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, tengel wrote:
>
> > Thoughts, anyone?
>
> Some quick stats from the recent (counting from Feb 22 until this minute: 13
> days) curl.haxx.se logfiles:
>
> Number of downloaded RPM packages: 2533
> RPM packages without SSL downloaded: 1279
> i386-RPM packages downloaded: 1887
> src-RPM packages downloaded: 401
> ppc-RPM packages downloaded: 192
> ia64-RPM packages downloaded: 44
>
> Number of .tar.gz packages downloaded: 4363
> Number of .tar.bz2 packages downloaded: 7005
> Number of .zip packages downloaded: 5028
>
> I'm not sure what to say about this, but it shows that ~50% of the downloaded
> RPMs are SSL-enabled... Uh, and yes, it also shows an awful lot of downloads
> going on... :-)
>
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