dave weil wrote:
On Tue, 02 Dec 2003 19:53:57 +0100, Lionel
wrote:


dave weil wrote:

On Tue, 02 Dec 2003 18:37:24 GMT, (Scott Gardner)
wrote:



On Tue, 2 Dec 2003 11:40:56 -0500, "Arny Krueger"
trim

Ohh, I'm talking to Weil. engage speaking to a dumbass mode What I mean is
describe the means by which one of my web sites obtains personal information
about people who browse it or download files from it.

Evidently, they're claiming that you disclosed the identity of one or
more visitors to your site as being from the Sony Corporation. I
couldn't find your claim in a Google search, but I did find where you
claimed to have traced some downloads from your site to Dolby
Laboratories, Inc.

Here's the quote:

"OTOH, I've been told that Dolby Labs has 100 PCs that are running
CardD Deluxe's. Given that some downloads from www.pcabx.com are
traceable to Dolby..."



"traceable", how, exactly?

Here's the entire message:

http://tinyurl.com/xed8


Hope this clarifies what Weil and the rest are talking about.

Scott Gardner


Thanks Scott. I didn't remember that one.

I hope that he's a bit more circumspect in the future. The fact that
he's "tracing" downloads seems a shade sinister.


All data servers have a log file of all the connections they received.
Studying IP address you can exactly know who has logged in, how many
time, what has been done...
This is a secret for nobody.
So why so much mysteries around this common fact ?


There's no mystery. Only a claim that anomynity is being claimed.

Sorry Dave but I sincerely think that you and Scott are trying to "****
the fly".
We can understand that Arnold made a reference to prestigious visitors,
moreover when he didn't give any individual name but just company name.

If you have your own site, your provider would supply you with
statistics and visitors domain names... It's a very useful marketing tool.