http://remus/detour/komatos.html
Any additional sites will be added as mentioned to me.
Additionally, I finished polishing the data set. What has been removed:
1. Empty records. I'm still tracking down the reason for this.
2. Dupes -- only 15 dupes, which came to something like 0.01% of
the final american data set.
3. IP's that changed during the measurement were standardized
to one IP (two of them).
4. Robots.txt removals were removed, since they had very few
results in the set.
5. A->A paths. I thought I'd disabled this behavior, but
apparently not. The funny thing, is to look at the amount of
packet loss some of these machines got in tracerouting to
themselves.
All in all, the size of the uncompressed dataset is now 89MB, from 94MB.
I recommend that all users of the dataset use this particular version.
The original files will be available in an archive called
"oldAmerica.zip", same directories.
Additionally^2, I've compressed the data files. So now the d/l is only
12 meg.
http://remus/phase1/america.fix.zip
ftp://romulus/pub/phase1/america.fix.zip
...
And One other thing; it looks like we might have a feasible set of sites
to do an Asia/Pacific rim study, along with Europe. So far, I have
servers in:
Australia (mostly)
Japan
Korea
Hong Kong
Korea
New Zealand
Phillipines
And I'm still working through Neal's list, so this may well expand.
Something of a tradeoff; I still haven't done anything interesting with
the EuroSlave data, and most people only care about America. But
something to consider.
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