Stop making ping calls to webwork.maa.org during Apache startup #1430
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I agree with this change. @mgage: Are you okay with this? I don't think that the webwork.maa.org is set up to handle these pings anymore in any case. |
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I am ok with this change. We'll figure out a better way to keep track of WW sites. |
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I'm ok with these changes. we need a better method of keeping track of WW sites than this ping method provided
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Stop making ping calls to webwork.maa.org during Apache startup
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Drop the code which triggered a ping to webwork.maa.org on Apache startup.
That was added in 60c5203
as part of #976
It does not seem necessary to force sites to send those
pingpackets automatically, and expecting people to realize it is happening and to opt-out is unlikely to occur.