Stecyk
05-25-2007, 01:30 AM
Hi,
Earlier we learned that many "/|DS:IRM" entries in our logs are inaccurate. In my particular case, about 80% of the entries in my log contain this "/|DS:IRM".
Optimistically, maybe on a good day, about 1% of those entries are true "DS:IRM". The rest are fiction. (It is easy to tell that entries are fiction. Simply find a Google referrer, plug in the exact same search term, and then see the result. DS:IRM or no? In my case, always NO.)
I thought this DS:IRM was going to be fixed in a short period of time. Given that this DS:IRM reading is grossly inaccurate and that it has been several months, why not shelve it for now? Or put differently, what purpose does it serve leaving it on? When it is ready for show time, bring it back out again.
Regards,
Kevin
Earlier we learned that many "/|DS:IRM" entries in our logs are inaccurate. In my particular case, about 80% of the entries in my log contain this "/|DS:IRM".
Optimistically, maybe on a good day, about 1% of those entries are true "DS:IRM". The rest are fiction. (It is easy to tell that entries are fiction. Simply find a Google referrer, plug in the exact same search term, and then see the result. DS:IRM or no? In my case, always NO.)
I thought this DS:IRM was going to be fixed in a short period of time. Given that this DS:IRM reading is grossly inaccurate and that it has been several months, why not shelve it for now? Or put differently, what purpose does it serve leaving it on? When it is ready for show time, bring it back out again.
Regards,
Kevin