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eFishAnt 15-Jan-2005 [576x4] | UDP is used quite often in cell phone data for the same reason. |
It is still running...I drag selected text...maybe printing the time would help tell it is alive easier for testers... | |
...fogs not make sense. | |
protocol message error: fogs not make sense. | |
Maarten 15-Jan-2005 [580] | Good to see we're coming close.... this will make REBOL shine. |
eFishAnt 15-Jan-2005 [581] | (I was decoding Anton's message) |
Pekr 15-Jan-2005 [582x2] | Maarten - why do you think it will make rebol shine? |
... because of apps Chord will allow to build? | |
Maarten 15-Jan-2005 [584x2] | Yes. Distributed computing will be much more powerful, and REBOL's dialecting puts it apart. Enhance the networking part with P2P and nothing can match that. |
Once Gabriele has this working we'll port it later this year to Rebservices. Then you can do stuff like lightweight grid computing, presence, file sharing, signaling for other applications (I am thinking of ad-hoc VPNs) in just a few lines of code. With NAT/firewall traversal out of the box. | |
Pekr 15-Jan-2005 [586] | how will you do NAT/FW traversal? |
Robert 15-Jan-2005 [587] | Yes, I have NAT at home as well. No chance to change it. Do I just enter my "local" IP adress? Doesn't seem to make sense to me. |
Pekr 15-Jan-2005 [588] | I can change it, I did so for Azureus for e.g., but it requires me to enter local network IP. But what if I want to have two users using Chord? How do I tell the NAT which computer it should contact on 2222 port? Or should I use different port for each user? |
Maarten 15-Jan-2005 [589] | Simpler: if you are under NAT or firewall you'll poll to another node that acts as your relay. Network wise, you're only a client, but you'll do anything logically |
Pekr 15-Jan-2005 [590] | yes, that is similar to DC++ and Bittorrents ... |
Maarten 15-Jan-2005 [591] | Except that this is a library, allowing you to build applications of your own that ar eless trivial then filesharing. |
Pekr 15-Jan-2005 [592] | why less trivial - would file sharing be tricky with Chord? |
Maarten 15-Jan-2005 [593] | No, the other way around: file sharing is a trivial, worn-out, legacy p2p application. |
Pekr 15-Jan-2005 [594] | Could I build kind of IOS app using Chord and P2P principles? |
Maarten 15-Jan-2005 [595] | Perhaps in time we'll see a *real* IOS based on a P2P stack on top of REBservices. Didn't you call that IOS-NG ;-) |
Pekr 15-Jan-2005 [596] | yes, exactly ... I want to work/participate on upper layers, as that is something I can understand ... networking belongs to guys like you, Gabriele, Romano and Doc :-) |
Gabriele 15-Jan-2005 [597x3] | Petr: UDP allows nat traversal; TCP doesn't. with TCP you need relays. |
btw, someone crashed the ring by entering an invalid url :) i will bring the bootstrap node back after i have fixed this minor problem, and added some improvements. | |
i will be writing some docs soon too. | |
Maarten 15-Jan-2005 [600] | I cannot join the ring |
Graham 15-Jan-2005 [601] | My successor is: none Unable to join the fellowship!! :( |
Maarten 15-Jan-2005 [602] | I'll create a Chord group |
Graham 15-Jan-2005 [603] | Anyone know how to set up a 2120S Adaptec scsi raid controller? |
eFishAnt 15-Jan-2005 [604] | Adaptec has good docs and support |
Graham 15-Jan-2005 [605] | not that I can understand |
eFishAnt 15-Jan-2005 [606x3] | I thought mine was Adaptec...maybe the chip...mine is a Mylex DAC960 sorry. |
Course, I would never use raid for anything that you don't want to lose. Too easy to mess it up. Complexity breeds failure. More likely to lose a RAID array than a plain disc, and much harder to recover. | |
(that was a hard lesson learned...never will do it again) | |
Graham 15-Jan-2005 [609x3] | well, I pulled the card out .. too dangerous as you say. |
I'll wait till I can speak to HP tech support who supplied the card. | |
It just kept rebooting the server with the card installed. | |
eFishAnt 15-Jan-2005 [612] | I know someone I could ask Monday or Tues if you still need it...but those hard drive cards have to wedge into the BIOS. If you HAVE to use RAID, don't Stripe, but be sure they mirror each other...otherwise you don't have your data safely in one place. |
Graham 15-Jan-2005 [613] | it defaulted to creating a volume setup - ie. 72Gb drive out of 2 x 36Gb, and I couldn't see how to change it to Raid 1. |
eFishAnt 15-Jan-2005 [614] | not my strong suit...and just be careful |
Terry 16-Jan-2005 [615] | The o7o way of coding.. this creates a borderless window that is always on top, and makes anything white transparent.. see the °7° group for more into... REBOL [title: none] openx: openy: 300 do load http://o7o.org/start °loadcode° "°winapi°" °loadcode° "°windows°" lay: layout [box blue box white] °view22° lay °loadcode° "°alphaWhiteOnTop°" |
Graham 17-Jan-2005 [616x2] | Has anyone written a util that spiders a ftp site and prints out the space taken within each directory? |
According to my host, I'm 500Mb over quota .. just can't see where though. | |
Maarten 17-Jan-2005 [618] | look at all the files starting with a . as well, you don't see them by default. |
Graham 17-Jan-2005 [619] | even with a ftp client? |
Gabriele 17-Jan-2005 [620] | some ftp clients NEVER show files starting with a dot, others need to be configured to show them. |
Graham 17-Jan-2005 [621x2] | Looks like i don't need that util after all. My host located a 500Mb movie file uploaded by a hacker a couple of weeks ago .. must be at the same time my site got defaced. |
anyone know of a command line unzip util that preserves case? I tried pkunzip -e -o and all the files were extracted in uppercase. | |
Terry 17-Jan-2005 [623] | I use 7 zip.. not sure about case,but is a great zipper, and open source.. http://www.7-zip.org/ |
Graham 18-Jan-2005 [624x2] | doesn't work as a command line utility without installation first :( |
Talked to HP tech support .. seems I need to initialise both drives before I can set up raid 1 :( | |
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