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2004.06.14 14:57 "Quality of service", by Joris Van Damme
2004.06.14 15:18 "Re: Quality of service", by Frank Warmerdam
2004.06.14 15:28 "Re: Quality of service", by Joris Van Damme
2004.06.14 17:52 "Re: Quality of service", by Chris Cox
2004.06.15 11:40 "Re: Quality of service", by Joris Van Damme

2004.06.14 15:18 "Re: Quality of service", by Frank Warmerdam

Joris wrote:
> Frank, Andrey,
> 
> For something like two months now, the remotesensing server is more down then
> up, or so it seems. Please note that this doesn't just cripple any effort to
> ensure some visibility of remotesensing/libtiff, doesn't just make it hard
> to persuade people to link to remotesensing/libtiff instead of libtiff.org, but
> also damages anyone who has already been kind enough to update his links to
> point to the remotesensing domain. Google actually considers
> remotesensing/libtiff to be dead, now, and considers our pages to contain dead
> links!
> 
> In a world with many millions of web pages, whatever cannot be found does not
> actually exist, for all practical purposes. That is why you should make sure
> that remotesensing/libtiff is amongst the very first search result returned when
> Google is queried for 'libtiff'. Instead, it is currently not returned at all.
> There's approx 149.000 search results for 'libtiff', and remotesensing/libtiff
> is not amongst them. Worst case scenario, it may take up to two months before
> remotesensing/libtiff is again returned in a remotely noticable position, *if*
> remotesensing server is up all the time.

Joris,

The contents of remotesensing.org will be moving to a new machine at a new
hosting provider "pretty soon now".  That will hopefully resolve the substantial
downtime we have been suffering of late.

Best regards,
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