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TheosEleos Life Cycles Becoming CPU Cycles

Joined: Sep 18, 2003 Posts: 960 Location: Missouri
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Wed Nov 26, 2003 9:12 pm |
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Is there a way to tell how large of a download my home page is? |
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Raven Site Admin/Owner

Joined: Aug 27, 2002 Posts: 16987 Location: Kansas
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Wed Nov 26, 2003 9:50 pm |
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Large in terms of what? Bandwidth? Bytes? For what purpose? You can look at the bottom of the page and get the server process time. You could view the source after the page loads, copy and paste it into a text editor, and then save it to a file and look at how many bytes the file has. |
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TheosEleos Life Cycles Becoming CPU Cycles

Joined: Sep 18, 2003 Posts: 960 Location: Missouri
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Wed Nov 26, 2003 11:13 pm |
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Saving as text file would not take into account image sizes.
I am interested in bandwidth/bytes. I just want to know how many bytes someone has to download to view my home page. |
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Raven Site Admin/Owner

Joined: Aug 27, 2002 Posts: 16987 Location: Kansas
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Wed Nov 26, 2003 11:26 pm |
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But you can look up the size of the images, so you have all the parts. You could also look at your server's control panel and see the bandwidth before and after you load your page. You can also look at your server access logs and see all the byte counts for all pages and images returned. You would need to add them up though. |
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TheosEleos Life Cycles Becoming CPU Cycles

Joined: Sep 18, 2003 Posts: 960 Location: Missouri
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Thu Nov 27, 2003 7:41 am |
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Yuck math!
Thanks, Raven. |
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