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Hello Robin, |
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hello list, |
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On Friday 04 May 2007 03:44:06 Robin H. Johnson wrote: |
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> BitTorrent-only: |
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> 3.7G livedvd-amd64-installer-2007.0/ |
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> 3.8G livedvd-i686-installer-2007.0/ |
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> If you're interested in direct BitTorrent seeding (esp. for the above |
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> two, even if you aren't seeding anything else), please give me a shout |
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> so that I can arrange to get them to you. |
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Shout. :-D |
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I am interested in seeding the new DVD images, although not at the 50 Mbps you |
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mentioned in your posting. But a few Mbps might help as well, I guess ... |
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> For part two of the HTTP-seeding (eg making the BT clients actually use |
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> the mirrors), I'd like to know which of the experimental mirrors are |
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> interested in being used for HTTP seeding. |
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> Your webservers will need to support HTTP Range requests for this to |
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> work. The BitTorrent clients will send range requests for 32K..256K |
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> blocks (powers of two only). |
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Assuming that a vanilla Apache 2.0 supports range requests (which it does, |
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AFAIK), I would like to volunteer for that as well. |
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Just contact me with the details about how to get the files and what |
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information you need. |
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Kind regards |
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Martin Eisenhardt |
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