Just to expand on Deepankar, Adagio is a daemon that can eaisly be set up on your server, and configured via a web interface. It is basically a p2p program with no download capabilities, and configuration would be a simple matter of changing the "shared files" directory to the one that currently holds your OOo files. Adagio runs on Windows, Linux, and most other *nix platforms.
Some advantages of this are that with new releases of OOo, there will automatically be plenty of hosts on the p2p network with the new files, and I am also looking at creating an automatic OpenOffice.org P2P installer which would be able to leverage off the functionality of the gnutella2 network. Adrian On 11/1/05, Deepankar Datta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi > > As part of developing the P2P project to allow other download methods I > was interested if any of the mirrors would be interested in hosting > Gnutella2 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gnutella2) servers? > > The theory part (courtesy of Adrian Macneil) is that : "this would > connect to the Gnutella2 p2p network, and share the files already on > their server. This would greatly improve the download speed for users > on the network, and more importantly, ensure that there are good > download rates even with the less common files such as solaris builds > and source code." > > As well as the wikipedia link, you can also check out this link > http://sourceforge.net/projects/agio. > > If anyone is interested please post to the > [email protected] mailing list > > With Thanks > Deepankar
