I don't have a proper answer to this but the N2H2 service we use claims to have a database of millions of sites. Until recently it was filtering all the schools in two counties on a system with a 350MHz PII with 128M of RAM. (I am at home ATM so that is off the top of my head.) My query about N2H2 and the GPL was whether or not the claim that they are only providing a service rather than selling a product is a valid defense. The fact that the server hosting the service is physically in my server room is (supposedly) not relevant; it could be anywhere on the WEB. Giles Nunn Carms LEA On Tue, 9 Apr 2002, James & Cybèle wrote:
While we are on the subject of proxies: What sort of size do the banned list have to be before the significantly slow squid on a 800Meg machine with 256M of RAM? I've found all sorts of banned lists on the web I could use but they run to thousands of items.
James Carter South Lee School
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