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Subject: http bytes -> network  ratio ?
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Anyone know (rough figures will do) by how much on average each
byte sent via HTTP expands to when sent packaged up over the net ?

I'm trying to find an answer to a question such as 'how much bandwidth
do I use sending 1k of HTTP data in 1s.'

cheers
rob