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In article <4rerqn$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Frank da Cruz) writes:


> So after "bottoming out" at 17, it should have gone back up.  Why didn't it?
Oh, it does! Then it happily goes up to the top, then back down, and
oscillates this way.

> I would need to see a packet log to give a better answer.
Ok, I'm sending one. It seemed to me that it hanged on the bottom of the
first pit quite longer than in the other pits.

If 10% of the software deveoplers in the world were as responsible as you
guys are, the world would be a better place!