The cable brochure said 8 MBPS down, 1.5 MBPS up
sure....like I believe that :)
But its pretty fast, it'll take a nice amount of 28.8 or 56k'ers to lag me
down.
I've never tested upload, I'd have to find a fast server that I could upload
to.
Any volunteers?
How would I go about becoming a mirror? Is there an official list I should be
added to, or do I just download all of linux/ (or linux/kernel) and put it
up? Also, if I want to put up a distribution will I have to contact them for
permission?
Regards,
Dave
Chris Wedgwood wrote:
> If this is a cable modem - you might find your out-bound speed is
> considerable less that your in-bound....
>
> Also, as someone said, wu-ftp 1.6.0 is broken.
>
> A nice simple alternative (aside form BeroFTP and later fixed to
> wu-ftp) is ProFTPd - http://www.proftpd.org/
>
> Easy to setup and administer by comparison. Just as fast, perhaps
> more so. Only once really niggle with it, ls -R is broken.
>
> -cw
>
> On Sat, Sep 05, 1998 at 06:32:31PM +0000, David Meyer wrote:
> > Hello...
> >
> > I've got an empty 8 GIGs or so on my drive, a very much permanent
> > connection (98.5% uptime I'd say), a rather fast connection (I can get
> > 150k down from sunsite.unc.edu), and a domain name
> > (ftp.paradoxisp.net)..so I figure might as well be a mirror for my
> > favorite OS :) What need I do to be initiated into mirrorhood ?
> >
> >
> > Regards,
> > David
> >
> >
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