raw-data.txt is the raw data file (grepped from the mailer log)
containing the delay data.  commands.txt is the file logging exactly
what was sent for the data-sent incidents ("invpipe delay" in
raw-data.txt).  The other files are gnuplot output for some of the more
interesting ways of slicing the data.  For plots where the X axis is
time, it runs from midnight to midnight.

data-delay-raw.points.gif
	A scatter plot of the delays for the data-sent incidents.
	Time on the X axis, delay on the Y.
	Not very interesting except in comparison with
	drop-delay-raw.points.gif.

drop-delay-raw.points.gif
	A scatter plot of the delays for the dropped connections.
	Time on the X axis, delay on the Y.

drop-delay-raw.dots.gif
	The same as drop-delay-raw.points.gif, but plotted "with dots"
	instead of "with points".

drop-delay-hist.gif
	Ignoring the microseconds portion of the delay figure (ie,
	classifying all dropped-connection delays into buckets one
	second wide), this is a histogram of the delays.  Delay on the
	Y axis, frequency on the X.  The spikes in this histogram are
	clearly visible in the raw data plots (though they need to be
	transposed - I'd've preferred the histogram transposed so it
	could be placed alongside the scatter plots, but it wasn't
	obvious how to get that).

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