Lance Haig
2010-01-13 10:27:37 UTC
Hi All,
I have been creating images for Bongo now for a few years and one of the problems we have is that we have no idea how many people use the images or Bongo for that matter.
I was thinking how we could create some way to show user numbers.
I have seen that another project has a cronjob that downloads a txt file from the project web server and then deletes it.
This gives them the rough numbers of servers out there and also which countries the servers are sitting.
On the website they tell the users of the cronjob and how to turn it off.
Does anyone have any ideas how we can start tracking the number of Bongo servers out there?
I really want this to be implemented soon so we can know how many there are, this will help me to determine how urgent any fixes need to be compiled for the images.
Can I please have your thoughts and suggestions.
Regards
Lance
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I have been creating images for Bongo now for a few years and one of the problems we have is that we have no idea how many people use the images or Bongo for that matter.
I was thinking how we could create some way to show user numbers.
I have seen that another project has a cronjob that downloads a txt file from the project web server and then deletes it.
This gives them the rough numbers of servers out there and also which countries the servers are sitting.
On the website they tell the users of the cronjob and how to turn it off.
Does anyone have any ideas how we can start tracking the number of Bongo servers out there?
I really want this to be implemented soon so we can know how many there are, this will help me to determine how urgent any fixes need to be compiled for the images.
Can I please have your thoughts and suggestions.
Regards
Lance
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