From: Lionel B. <lio...@bo...> - 2005-05-06 23:38:35
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Michael Storz wrote the following on 07.05.2005 00:13 : >Analyzing our from_awl, I found the following: > >The table has 365.208 entries from 178.026 different ip addresses. >>From these ip addresses > >- 129.210 have exactly one entry and this is with sender_domain = > "-undef-" >- 38.904 have only entries without sender_domain = "-undef-" >- only 9.912 have entries with both kind of sender_domains > >If we split the from_awl in 2 tables > >- from_awl: sender_domain <> "-undef-" >- dsn_awl: sender_domain = "-undef-" > >(...) > > Ok. I consider this a design bug. In the original design from_awl is the first step towards domain_awl. But DSNs can't go into domain_awl (obviously because of the lack of domain...). This won't make it in 1.6.0, but it is now in my TODO. >If we include connect_awl, I don't think we need a split of this table, >because the backscatter DSNs will propagate fast into the dsn_awl, only >normal DSNs will stay in connect_awl. > > This I don't understand. How do we make the difference between backscatter DSNs and normal DSNs ? Lionel. |