CoyoteV activity at Dogagent.com - server statistics puzzle
~BD~
data listed hereunder, this particular fact:
NNRP auth users [Top 20]:
User
Conn
amigo54321
435
CoyoteV
254
Many of you reading here will be aware that Dogagent provides a 'squat'
or, in other words, a back-up facility for Annexcafe when Gregory's
servers are down.
Logic tells me that CoyoteV must be utilising the Dogagent server for
some purpose (it is similar for ever day I have checked) in addition to
his other 'duties' running Mainstreet. I'm simply curious about what he
may be up to.
I wonder what reaction there would be if someone were to ask him a
direct question about this on Mainstreet. I'd do so myself but am banned
from posting there!
There is of course the possibility that *this* CoyoteV is not *our*
Mark, but it would be unlikely IMO.
Any thoughts folks?
Dave
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/var/lib/news 19799656 Kbytes available
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/var/log/news 19799656 Kbytes available
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0.06
NNRP auth users [Top 20]:
User
Conn
amigo54321
435
CoyoteV
254
Katherine
170
Lana
29
Betty
26
Kuno
21
Raven
11
Aleeta
11
Sara
6
dave
4
Dot1
3
kev
2
Kandra
2
Katie
2
dave3
1
TOTAL: 15
977
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SeaNymph
"~BD~" <Boate...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
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WSBRK1
SeaNymph wrote:
: My thought is that it's none of your business.
Jimz1935
Personally, I don't understand why the issue was even raised. Any
explanation? Jim
"WSBRK1" <fuc...@dipshitkenty.org> wrote in message
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WSBRK1
posted original messages - 2) has complaints from other places. this
really begs the quesion why this piece of shit is here!
Jimz1935 wrote:
: Why is that relevant?
JerryD(upstateNY)
everyone/everything
so I'll just kill file you and I won't have to look at your posts any more.
Goodby.
--
JerryD(upstateNY)
"WSBRK1" wrote in message
-AR15-
Be a man for once and do it yourself.
~BD~ <Boate...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in
news:AYKdnQOn3ac-YTTX...@bt.com:
> I know nothing
>
> Dave
>
>
~BD~
> No one gives a shit but you.
No-one gave a shit about the guys being trained to fly in Florida either
- not until they used their new-found skills to destroy the twin towers.
What would you like me to do? Hide my head in the sand, like you, and
pretend that there will be no more terrorist attacks on the western world?
The truth *will* out - it's just a case of when!
--
Dave
WSBRK1
: It looks like you don't like anyone and do nothing but piss and moan
: about everyone/everything
: so I'll just kill file you and I won't have to look at your posts any
what a classic! another fucking non-contributer. you useless piece of
shit. you missed you end of life counseling.
oh, you will be back to read. all fucktards do, and all fucktards can't
spell.
~BD~
> My thought is that it's none of your business.
>
Maybe you should have a more open and inquisitive mind!
Have you ever explored the Annexcafe 'Statistics'?
You could start here: http://webrings.annexcafe.com/?Stats&id=95
I couldn't spot Mainstreet in the 'Top 50' which is a little odd as it
is such a busy group. Maybe I simply missed it.
Press a few buttons and click all over - there are lots of links to
explore! Enjoy (and report back with your findings!)
--
Dave
-AR15-
Your head is up your ass thus not in the sand.
Clueless punk.
~BD~ <Boate...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in
news:59idnWn2vrDlWTfX...@bt.com:
~BD~
> WTF does this have to do with the OP???
>
You tell me! Maybe this whole "free" Annexcafe/Dogagent scenario is
simply a cover for something surreptitious.
Are you quite certain that it's not?
SeaNymph
plenty of projects ongoing, and my time spent in a newsgroup is for
entertatinment purposes only.
AC is what it is. People accept that, or they don't, it's their choice.
"~BD~" <Boate...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:htadndKsQ41kszbX...@bt.com...
-AR15-
> On 12/09/2009 12:41, -AR15- wrote:
>
~BD~ <Boate...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in news:temdnao-
S8lAFjbXnZ2d...@bt.com:
~BD~
interest at all in the "free lunch" you enjoy courtesy of Gregory Gooden.
Do you know, I'd *never* been to a Newsgroup until four years ago. I
responded to an unsolicited email from a Kuay Tim 'out of the blue'
inviting me to join folk at User2User. You might well imagine that I was
highly suspicious from the outset.
Without that email, I'm quite sure I'd never have 'discovered' Annexcafe.
How did you first become involved?
--
Dave
SeaNymph
"~BD~" <Boate...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
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Eagle
"SeaNymph" <SeaN...@deepbluesea.com> wrote in message
news:h8k096$b6d$1...@news.eternal-september.org...
Dr. Steel
SeaNymph
MSN had plenty of power and say, and no one "controlled" them. They banned
people at the first slip of the tongue.
"Eagle" <dea...@mail.com> wrote in message
news:h8m02h$1u9$1...@news.eternal-september.org...
Son of Serpent Esq
> Actually, there was little difference, IMO. The so called "moderators" on
> MSN had plenty of power and say, and no one "controlled" them. They banned
> people at the first slip of the tongue.
Microsoft always hides behind volunteers or so called moderators to
shield the mothership from any accountability. They were more
oppressive than any I've ever seen on any other moderated newsgroup
or web forum. They would kill whole threads if a topic strayed from
the image they wanted to portray. They would even ban people for
simply quoting a slip of the tongue in a reply.
SeaNymph
without so much as a thank you.
"Son of Serpent Esq" <jun...@tioat.net> wrote in message
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DAB
Eagle
"Dr. Steel" <Xx...@bellypoouch.org> wrote in message news:h8mo7t$4hl$1...@news.eternal-september.org...
Eagle
and Juda-Lou] and one got me axed from msn. Actually, they both did. Keely
worked up some BS with a MSN friend of hers and axed my ID. I used a
different credit card and got back in, only to have Juda-Lou axe me for
altering a post in the feminist group to look like She wanted to give me
head. She damn near blew a fuse.....<:-)
"SeaNymph" <SeaN...@deepbluesea.com> wrote in message
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~BD~
computer matters?
Have you ever visited www.dogagent.com - hosted in the UK and which
provides a back-up to Annexcafe if the AC servers go down?
Just wondering.
--
Dave
Eagle
No, I've never been to User2User or dogagent.com.
Why do you axe?
"~BD~" <Boate...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:JbedncrbSb6em1vX...@bt.com...
~BD~
of guy who enjoys this group, doesn't use foul language nor gets upset.
I also believe you've been 'doing it' (posting in newsgroups) for quite
a long time. Exactly what one might reasonably expect from an OK guy!
As I mentioned earlier in this thread, I was 'enticed' to the User2User
group by an unsolicited email - I would *never* have 'found' Annexcafe
otherwise. I posted on the U2U group for some weeks early in 2006 but
apparently asked questions which upset some folk. I also investigated
the whole Annex/Annexcafe operation as thoroughly as I could - I'd been
looking into how 'bad guys' operate on the Internet and wondered if any
of these bad guys were using Annex as a cover.
I did raise matters directly with Gregory Gooden (the 'owner') but
instead of him listening to my concerns, as any reasonable business
owner might be expected to do, he dismissed me out of hand. I was then
banned from posting by Roy C, the group moderator. I later appealed to
Ishie and was permitted to post on the UK U2U group - but not the US
one. I asked similar searching questions and - what-do-you-know - all
the big guns from the US group came over to the UK group to fight with me!
So, for a while, I went instead to Scorched-earth using the user name of
'Beady' and quite enjoyed the 'cut and thrust'. However, in spite of A/C
rules, some folk followed me from U2U and tried to make life difficult
for me. Then CoyoteV became irritated (See earlier threads in *this*
group by me - history) and shortly afterwards I was banned from the
whole of AC by Trolli. No reason was given.
If you have the time/inclination I wonder what might happen if you were
to go to the U2U group and ask a simple question like "Why was
BoaterDave banned from posting in this group? Did he uncover some dark
secret?". Could you/would you do that small thing?
I'd be interested to learn what reaction you get! ;)
--
Dave
On 03/10/2009 16:13, Eagle wrote:
> Hi Dave,
> No, I've never been to User2User or dogagent.com.
> Why do you ask?
-AR15-
big pile of lies and shit you call life.
Things not looking so good for you in the teen chat.
~BD~ <Boate...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in
news:kqGdnYQBUfx5GFrX...@bt.com:
~BD~
You are one sad bad man!
WTF do you want - here amongst the good guys?
~BD~
AnnexCafe
by dawg_lady � 31 Aug 2006, 01:40
I dunno if anybody wants to know anything about this place but this post
was there today from Ishie.
Annexcafe needs our help
I'll be opening the new board in a few hours, but wanted to let you guys
see this first. It's now open (Annexcafe.Team.Annex)
Hi all,
Annexcafe is at risk, and it is up to us to pitch in and help get us
past a rocky period. I had hoped to be able to handle the situation
without worrying everyone, but with Gregory having to be away for so
long to be with his very ill mother and her deteriorating condition,
time has begun to run out, and I need as much help as I can get.
The situation is this. Gregory's paying business, Annex Technologies,
Inc, which supports Annexcafe, is losing money, approximately $2,000 a
month. Obviously, Gregory can't continue to cover this loss. Nor could
we at the Cafe. Gregory is working to cut back on expenses, and trying
desperately for us not to be one of his cutbacks. The real solution is
for him to be able to increase his customer base for Annex, and that is
where we come in. WE CAN HELP. We have an incredible pool of talent here
at Annexcafe. What I am hoping we can do is work together to design a
blockbuster ad campaign for Annex Technologies that will boost them into
the black, let us all rest more comfortably and give Gregory the time he
needs to be with his mother. Obviously, we will not spam, but I'm asking
we all pool resources in support of this project, not just to save
ourselves, but to thank Gregory and show him how appreciative we are of
his years of generosity toward us. Part of the delay was that with
Gregory gone mid-effort, I didn't completely understand what Annex Tech
offered that others didn't offer for less money, but Gregory and I had a
long discussion last Thursday, and he really does have something unique
to offer. If we work as a team, I think we can help him sell it. Toward
that goal, I am opening the newsgroup Annexcafe.Team.Annex. The purpose
of this group will be to brainstorm, to share advertising ideas, to post
graphics and web ads, whatever YOU think will help promote Annex. We can
then take these ads and plans to our individual communities, both
virtual and IRL and see what we can do.
Annex Technologies is in the webhosting business. They're shifting to
hosting with Control Panel, for plans starting at $9.95 a month. Clients
can pay on a month-to-month basis (or for 6 months or a year at a
discount), and no contracts are required, so if a client wants to try
out the service, they're only committed for one month. One of the
company's main selling points is service. They are large enough to have
several servers, thus the crash of one server does not mean the client's
resources go offline, but not so large that customer service is
outsourced or designated to call centers. The support staff for Annex
knows the individual clients and possesses a history of any problems the
client has been having, and issues are often answered by Gregory himself.
Annex is particularly good for people or small businesses that want
webpages that load quickly without ads, but have little experience
working with html or are not wonderful with computers, particularly if
they want webpages with complicated functions, such as separate message
boards, mailboxes (with spam and antiviral filters), blogs, webnews, and
photo galleries. Accessing
these features is quite easy, but critically, Annex staff will quite
literally guide a client, step by step, through the creation of anything
that client might be finding difficulty with. One feature I found really
cool was the ability for Annex to have an online store created for a
client, up and running, within a week's time.
Oh, one other cool feature is the "Rescue Service" (think firetrucks and
ambulances). Since most webhosting services come down to a guy with a
server, Annex offers a service where, if you have notification that your
current webhost is about to be shut down, taking your site with it,
Gregory will download all the information from your site, and upload it
to the Annex server.
The current site that best represents them is
http://webhostingannex.com. If there are any links there to development
services, those are being phased out. He's also planning to make some
other updates to the website.
Gregory's got an admitted weakness in the advertising department (though
we adore him!). Considering I'm a total tech dummy, I think it'd be
great to appeal to people who are quite confused by the whole business
of setting up a webpage, and particularly selling stuff online. I have
some rudimentary html skills, but things like setting up customized
photo galleries, message boards, or certainly secure webpages for online
sales is far beyond my capabilities, and I'm hoping to reach my fellow
dum dums. Even the term "web hosting" for many people I've talked to,
including those who'd like to set up websites with galleries of their
vacations and grandchildren and such but don't know how to go about
doing it, is a bit too technical. While I'd love contributions of
art/ads, etc, in the same sense we have for our honored artists but with
a product oriented direction, what I want to *decidedly* avoid, as I
mentioned above, is creating spam. We're rabid about anti-spam here at
the Cafe, and it certainly wouldn't be fair, even with good intent, to
inflict on other servers what we don't allow ourselves.
So you have the description, you have the board, and naturally, we
appreciate any and all help!
Ish
Also: The addy for contributions is:
Annex Technologies
15315 Magnolia
Suite 203
Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
Alternately, people can go to the main webpage
http://www.annexcafe.com/main.cfm
and scroll down to the "Support Annexcafe"
Paypal Donate button in the lower right hand corner.
The information and contact number for the services Annex offers is at
http://webhostingannex.com/
Thank you
Ishie
~BD~
when it fades away then Google can delve back and find it! :)
I *like* it here!
--
Dave
-AR15-
~BD~ <Boate...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in
news:suWdnQW7x5O0NFrX...@bt.com:
-AR15-
~BD~ <Boate...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in news:samdnf3A-
4rHkVbXnZ2d...@bt.com:
~BD~
> We know.
*What* do you know - That Pepe Dog is dead?
~BD~
Leo
--
LEO
For every complex problem there is an answer that is simple, neat, and wrong
"~BD~" <Boate...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
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~BD~
> news:JbedncrbSb6em1vX...@bt.com...
>> Dave - have you ever been to the Annexcafe User2User group for help with
>> computer matters?
>>
>> Have you ever visited www.dogagent.com - hosted in the UK and which
>> provides a back-up to Annexcafe if the AC servers go down?
>>
>> Just wondering.
>>
>> --
>> Dave
On 03/10/2009 16:13, Eagle wrote:
> Hi Dave,
> No, I've never been to User2User or dogagent.com.
> Why do you ask?
Just wondering if Dave ever did do that small thing for me.
If he reads this, perhaps he'll let me know! ;)
--
Dave (Sometimes man stumbles over the truth ...... Sir Winston Churchill)
Ster
~BD~
> I'm always late to the party! :-(
~BD~
> I for one enjoy it here much more so than on Annex Café.
>
I do hope you still feel that way Leo! ;)
Leo
--
LEO
Yesterday is a canceled check; tomorrow is a promissory note; today is the
only cash you have. Spend it wisely.
"~BD~" <BoaterDave're.move'@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:LfSdnV7cYNI0cM3W...@bt.com...
> On 06/10/2009 18:08, Leo wrote:
>> I for one enjoy it here much more so than on Annex Caf�.
OhMy
--
LEO
Yesterday is a canceled check; tomorrow is a promissory note; today is the
only cash you have. Spend it wisely.
"~BD~" <BoaterDave're.move'@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:LfSdnV7cYNI0cM3W...@bt.com...
> On 06/10/2009 18:08, Leo wrote:
~BD~
> I know nothing about this kind of data but you will see, from the full
> data listed hereunder, this particular fact:
>
> NNRP auth users [Top 20]:
> User Conn
> amigo54321 435
> CoyoteV 254
>
>
>
> Many of you reading here will be aware that Dogagent provides a 'squat'
> or, in other words, a back-up facility for Annexcafe when Gregory's
> servers are down.
>
> Logic tells me that CoyoteV must be utilising the Dogagent server for
> some purpose (it is similar for every day I have checked) in addition to
> his other 'duties' running Mainstreet. I'm simply curious about what he
> may be up to.
>
> I wonder what reaction there would be if someone were to ask him a
> direct question about this on Mainstreet. I'd do so myself but am banned
> from posting there!
>
> There is of course the possibility that *this* CoyoteV is not *our*
> Mark, but it would be unlikely IMO.
>
> Any thoughts folks?
>
> Dave
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Server status:
> Server running
> Allowing remote connections
> Parameters c 10 i 50 (0) l 2000000 o 1011 t 300 H 2 T 60 X 0 normal
> specified
> Not reserved
> Readers follow enabled
> Perl filtering enabled
> Perl filter stats: Pass: 5379 Reject: Refuse: MD5: 0 PHL: 0 FSL: 0
>
> Disk usage:
> /etc/news 19799656 Kbytes available (57.2%)
> /var/lib/news 19799656 Kbytes available (57.2%)
> /var/log/news 19799656 Kbytes available (57.2%)
> /var/spool/news/articles 19799656 Kbytes available (57.2%)
> /var/spool/news/incoming 19799656 Kbytes available (57.2%)
> /var/spool/news/outgoing 19799656 Kbytes available (57.2%)
> /var/spool/news/overview 19799656 Kbytes available (57.2%)
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> Batch file sizes:
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> 4 expire.log 0 news.crit 4 nntpsend.log
> 0 innfeed.log 0 news.err 0 unwanted.log
>
> Lock files:
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>
> Server connections:
>
> TOTAL: 0 0
>
>
> Daily Usenet report for dogagent from Sep 10 04:02:08 to Sep 11 04:02:08
>
>
> Log entries by program:
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> innd 159 0.2% 16.7 KB 0.2%
> inn 84 0.1% 5.6 KB 0.1%
>
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>
> Control commands to INND:
> Command Number
> flushlogs 1
> go 2
> logmode 2
> mode 147
> name 2
> pause 2
> renumber 1
> reserve 2
>
> TOTAL: 8 159
>
> Incoming articles:
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SeaNymph wrote (today 22 July 2010):
> There are too many people in the world today who believe they are >
entitled" to certain things. They live their lives that way, ignoring >
cause and affect, blithely unaware of how their actions affect > others.
They don't really care about anyone but themselves, and can't >see past
their own noses. Sad, but true.
IAWTP of yours SeaNymph.
I never did resolve this conundrum though.
Seemed as if nobody cared. :(
Regardless, will you, *please*, advise where Mark's new group may now be
found?
--
Dave - always keen to receive help tilting at windmills!
Aardvark
> ~BD~ wrote:
> SNIP IRRELEVANT BOLLOCKS
>>
> SeaNymph wrote (today 22 July 2010):
>
>
> > There are too many people in the world today who believe they are >
> entitled" to certain things. They live their lives that way, ignoring >
> cause and affect, blithely unaware of how their actions affect > others.
> They don't really care about anyone but themselves, and can't >see past
> their own noses. Sad, but true.
>
>
> IAWTP of yours SeaNymph.
>
> I never did resolve this conundrum though.
>
Never mind, eh? No great loss.
> Seemed as if nobody cared. :(
>
They don't.
> Regardless, will you, *please*, advise where Mark's new group may now be
> found?
Why, you wouldn't be allowed to access it anyway.
--
I'm Josef Fritzl, and No Windows was my idea.
~BD~
>
> Why, you wouldn't be allowed to access it anyway.
>
<cough> You failed to use a question mark!
Now why on earth would you say such a thing Aardvark?
I never crossed swords with Mark.
Why do you think he would exclude me?
Aardvark
> Aardvark wrote:
>
>
>> Why, you wouldn't be allowed to access it anyway.
>>
>>
> <cough> You failed to use a question mark!
>
And yet, life goes on. Funny that,eh?
> Now why on earth would you say such a thing Aardvark?
>
It's hard to keep track of all these places you've been banned from.
> I never crossed swords with Mark.
>
So you're not banned from whatever group he's running?
> Why do you think he would exclude me?
That just *has* to be a rhetorical question.
Peter Foldes
>Why do you think he would exclude me?
ROFLMAO. You are such an ignoramus David that you should be included in the Ripley's
Believe it or Not Museum to be kept forever.
You can say anything you like but when you asked that question you were dead serious
as I know it and as you know it. Idiot you are. Showed in your mechanical skills
using a rope (unfriggin believable that was)
--
Peter
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>
> And yet, life goes on. Funny that,eh?
I don't find it funny at all.
>> Why do you think he would exclude me?
>
> That just *has* to be a rhetorical question.
Well, no, it wasn't. I'll ask you again.
Why do *you* think he would exclude me?