[daip] Distribution Reporting
Ernest Allen
eallen at cv.nrao.edu
Wed Mar 21 14:59:09 EST 2001
This is what a full report looks like, I've added comments under each section on how
info is compiled.
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15OCT99 CLASSIC AIPS Distribution thru 10/23/00
Distribution Summary:
Source|__________________B I N A R I E S________________________________
Only|SUN4 SOL SUL LINUX AXLINUX SGI IBM ALPHA HP TOTAL
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FTP 165 17 28 48 2 6 11 277
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CDROM 9 18 75 102
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4mm TAPE 1 1 2
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8mm TAPE 1 1
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TOTAL DISTRIBUTION= 382
348 Non NRAO sites received one or more flavors of 15OCT99; 57,(16.4%) have registered.
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COMMENTS: Several simple shell scripts are used to extract above info from raw data, which
is comprised of ftp xfer logs and other hand entered text files, but first raw
data files have to be thoroughly examined for duplications, and other questionable
entries. The data is then entered into the above spread sheet.
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GEOGRAPHICAL BREAKDOWN
ftp sites magnetic media sites
DOMAIN LOCATION NUMBER LOCATION NUMBER
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at Austria 1 | ARGENTINA 2 |
au Australia 3 | AUSTRIALIA 1 |
br Brazil (Federative Republic of 2 | BRAZIL 4 |
be Belgium 1 | |
ca Canada 6 | CANADA 3 |
ch Switzerland (Swiss Confederation 1 | |
cl Chile 1 | |
cn China 1 | CHINA 5 |
com U.S.A. (commercial) 25 | COLUMBIA 1 |
de Germany (Federal Republic of) 11 | |
dk Denmark 1 | FRANCE 3 |
edu U.S.A. (education) 69 | |
es Spain (Kingdom of) 10 | GERMANY 1 |
fi Finland (Republic of) 1 | HUNGARY 1 |
fr France (French Republic) 9 | INDIA 6 |
gov U.S.A. (government) 13 | |
in India (Republic of) 4 | ITALY 3 |
it Italy (Italian Republic) 4 | JAPAN 7 |
jp Japan 25 | MEXICO 1 |
lv latvia 1 | NETHERLANDS 2 |
mil U.S.A. Military 1 | POLAND 1 |
mx Mexico (United Mexican States) 3 | PORTUGAL 1 |
net Network (largely U.S.A.) 30 | RUSSIA 2 |
nl Netherlands 4 | SOUTH AFRICA 1 |
org Organization (largely U.S.A.) 2 | SPAIN 2 |
pt Portugal 2 | THAILAND 1 |
pl Poland (republic of) 2 | UNITED KINGDOM 2 |
ru Russia (Russian Federation) 5 | USA 34 |
se Sweden (Kingdom of) 2 | YUGOSLAVIA 1 |
tw Taiwan 5 | |
uk United Kingdom (Great Britain) 18 | |
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263 85
TOTALS: USA=172 Foreign=176
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COMMENTS: This is done almost entirely by hand (very time consuming)
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REGISTRATION DATA-
Overall architecture statistics
(This includes the 'OTHERn' keywords)
Arch %Tot Number
Primary architecture statistics:
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SUL 47.9% 105 LINUX 49.1%
LINUX 32.9% 72 SUL 26.3%
SOL 6.4% 14 SGI 5.3%
SGI 4.1% 9 SOL 5.3%
HP 2.7% 6 AXLINUX 3.5%
HP2 2.7% 6 HP 3.5%
ALPHA 1.4% 3 ALPHA 3.5%
AXLINUX 0.9% 2 HP2 3.5%
SUN4 0.9% 2
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Total 100.0% 219 Total Number of Registered Sites: 57
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COMMENTS: these numbers generated by the aips-registration-database procedure (perl script)
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NOTE: There've been some attempts over the years to streamline this procedure, but due to the
variances in the data, and other complexities, it's still a cumbersome task.
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