Hi,
On Sat, 18 Mar 2006, jdd wrote:
Eberhard Moenkeberg wrote:
The center idea of the p2p protocols is to make the "upload" bandwith of
the many many users the "download" bandwidth for the others.
A great idea, but it is a design flaw to neglect the existing dedicated
servers.
I see your point. but I'm not sure this can be done. p2p use
to part the files in small chunks and take/send small
chunks from/to different locations.
I doubt the ftp protocol can do that. Can I, with ftp, call
for, say, just one 512 bytes file part?
Yes, the reget command allows to continue a broken transfer. The client
defines the offset.
in fact we may need a better file exchange protocol, md5sum
based, collecting what the user needs anywhere it is... but
this I can't do :-(((
Cheers -e
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