Re: Corrupted (premature eof) digest ....

On Thu, 19 Nov 1998, Henny Bekker wrote:

> 1998/11/18 14:47:57 | disabling corrupted (premature eof) digest from
> info-old.nic.surfnet.nl

The patch is attached; you need to patch proxies that _receive_ digests.
Please let us know if it helps.

Alex.

Fourth International Web Caching Workshop

San Diego, California
March 31-April 2, 1999

Invitation and Preliminary "Call for Papers"

URL: http://www.ircache.net/Cache/Workshop99/

    This is the fourth year for the Web Caching Workshop. Not
    unlike the Internet itself, interest and participation in the
    Caching Workshops has doubled every year since the first was
    held in 1996. The 1999 workshop is being organized by NLANR[1]
    and CAIDA[2], and will be held at the University of California
    in San Diego.

    All submitted papers will be formally refereed by a program
    committee. The selected papers will be published in the
    workshop proceedings, and the authors will be invited to make a
    20-minute presentation of their work. Papers which are not
    selected for publication may be invited for presentation as
    posters or as "works in progress."

SUBJECT AREAS FOR THE WORKSHOP

    Papers are invited on all matters related to caching. The
    particular areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

        * Legal, social, and economic issues.
        * Inter-cache communication techniques and protocols.
        * Tools and techniques for analyzing and improving cache
          performance.
        * Experiences in implementing caches on local, regional, or
          a national scale.
        * Algorithms for reducing end-user latencies;
          e.g. prefetching.
        * Caching software.
        * Caching hardware.
        * Benefits of caching, user experiences, views,
          requirements etc.

INFORMATION FOR PAPER SUBMISSION

    Full papers, limited to 5000 words, are to be submitted by
    January 15, 1999. All papers must be written in English.
    Submitted papers must not have been previously submitted or
    published elsewhere. Papers must be submitted electronically,
    in Postscript "US-Letter" format. Please see the Workshop URL
    for specific submission instructions.

EXHIBITION & DEMONSTRATION FACILITIES

    An exhibition area will be available for demonstrations and for
    companies sponsoring the workshop.

WORKSHOP LOCATION & ACCOMMODATIONS

    The workshop will be held at the Institute of the Americas, on
    the University of California San Diego campus. We have
    reserved a number of rooms for workshop attendees in area
    hotels. See the Workshop URL for details.

ATTENDANCE

    Attendance will be limited to approximately 250 attendees. If
    you would like to attend without submitting a paper, please
    send us a brief note with your interests and/or background to
    wcw99@ircache.net by the paper submission date.

IMPORTANT DATES

    Jan 15 - Paper submissions due
    Feb 15 - Notification of accepted papers
    Feb 28 - Hotel reservation deadlines
    Mar 15 - Registration cutoff
    Mar 31-Apr 2 - Workshop

PROGRAM COMMITTEE

    Pei Cao, University of Wisconsin (co-chair)
    John Martin, TERENA (co-chair)

    Peter Danzig, Network Appliance
    Fred Douglis, AT&T Laboratories
    Barry Greene, Cisco Systems
    Christian Grimm, German Research Network
    Martin Hamilton, Loughborough University, UK
    Jaeyeon Jung, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
    Wagner Meira, Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil
    Ingrid Melve, Uninett, Norway
    George Michaelson, Distributed Systems Technology Center, Australia
    Misha Rabinovich, AT&T Laboratories
    Kathy Richardson, Compaq
    Wayne Salamonsen, National University of Singapore
    Wojtek Sylwestrzak, Interdisciplinary Center for Mathematical and
        Computational Modeling, Poland
    Lixia Zhang, University of California Los Angeles

CONTACTS & INFORMATION

    Local Organization:
        Duane Wessels <wessels@ircache.net>
        Amy Blanchard <amy@caida.org> +1 619-534-8338

    Email:
        wcw99@ircache.net general questions
        wcw99-pc@ircache.net program committee

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[1] NLANR--the National Laboratory for Applied Network Research--is a
    loose collaboration of networking researchers in the United States
    who are primarily based at the supercomputing centers. NLANR receives
    funding from the National Science Foundation. http://www.nlanr.net/

[2] CAIDA--the Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis--is
    a not-for-profit spin-off of NLANR. CAIDA is based at the University
    of California, San Diego. CAIDA receives funding from the National
    Science Foundation, the Defense Advanced Projects Research Agency,
    and a number of corporations. http://www.caida.org/
Received on Thu Nov 19 1998 - 10:19:42 MST