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If they genuinely could tell it was not being actively used (or really, even if they wanted to limit to x hours whether used or not and that's what's going on h
by OJFord 3y ago
If they genuinely could tell it was not being actively used (or really, even if they wanted to limit to x hours whether used or not and that's what's going on here) why not just disconnect it, why resort to emailing the user?
It sort of implies that's not possible, but really? I can't imagine how you could be doing the routing, monitoring the connection, and yet unable to terminate it?
- jghn 3y agoSome of us had our server detect when the connection was dropped for any reason and would autoconnect back in.
- OJFord 3y agoAnd the ISP monitoring would be sophisticated enough to know that was what you were doing, but again, still not to disconnect you again (or not quickly enough, or something)?