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Petr Baudis <pasky@suse.cz> wrote:
> > 
> > Disk IO and network IO consumed probably.  The kernel.org folks are
> > hoping the smart HTTP server can lower their loads a bit by being
> > more careful about what we send to the client.
> 
> To check whether it actually matters for me, I have counted HTTP
> requests for info/refs: 42 per hour for the last 5.5 days. So it might.
> 28% of the requests are web crawlers.
> 
> For objects/../, it is more fun - 1942 requests per hour. 46% is
> accounted for web crawlers. I will put up a robots.txt. ;-)

Is Googlebot trying to make those loose objects searchable?
I wonder what byte sequence I should try in the search bar...

;-)

-- 
Shawn.