OP> We have noticed that the nodelist file which is distributed via the OP> DAILYLST fileecho differs from the similar file which is located at the OP> FTP. First of all, the beginning and ending informative parts of these OP> files are different, but sometimes the differences can be noticed in the OP> content part too. Besides that, when making changes to the nodelist, it OP> occurs often that the changes reach the file at the FTP much earlier and OP> faster than the file which is distributed via the fileecho. Sometimes OP> this delay may reach several days. What can be it connected with and is OP> it a possibility for synchronizing these files in the time?
I think you and/or who claims this is gravely mistaken until you can more adequately prove your statement.
There is only 1 (one) production run a day of the DAILYLST and it occurs at 00:15 every day with the exception of Friday for the time-zone in which I reside.
After that production run the content of the FTP-area at 2:292/854 (ftp://many-glacier.dtdns.net) and of the DAILYLST-distrinution which goes out a little while later is identical <period>.
Just to satisfy my curiosity I went back like 14 days and observed the binkd-log for you as far as it concerns DAILYLST and this is what it looks like
... meaning you are getting the DAILYLST-distribution delivered every day at your doorstep with the exception of the 18th and 25th of September when it is not actually generated because it is a Friday and I cannot have 2 similarly named files floating around with potential differing content for the same day.
So what is your problem then? or the problem of the one noticing something?
Might I suggest someone is milking 2 cows and uses my FTP to compare it to Janis' DAILYLST (which of course will be different) or vice-versa?
Please let me know because my nodelist-watchdogs Wilfred Van Velzen and Kees Van Eeten have not contacted me at all about this.
