I am available for burning and sending Pricelessware 2006 CD (Italy) and
for hosting .iso file in my webspace.

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Henry The Mole wrote:

> I am available for burning and sending Pricelessware 2006 CD (Italy) and
> for hosting .iso file in my webspace.

Super. I don't remember if you have high speed access. Can you
download a copy of the ISO or should the file be mailed to you.

Susan
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"Susan Bugher" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Henry The Mole wrote:
>
> > I am available for burning and sending Pricelessware 2006 CD (Italy) and
> > for hosting .iso file in my webspace.
>
> Super. I don't remember if you have high speed access. Can you
> download a copy of the ISO or should the file be mailed to you.
>
> Susan

I have a 5 mbps dsl connection. I can put the file on my computer and allow
people to download it using p2p. I would prefer bittorrent, but can use
something else if it is prefered.

Hello, Susan!
You wrote on Mon, 21 Nov 2005 10:54:05 -0500:

> Super. I don't remember if you have high speed access. Can
> you download a copy of the ISO or should the file be mailed to you.

I have a simple 56k connection, but I've a flat so no problem for
downloading it. Just a bit slow :P
It would be great if people that hosts .iso file has zipped it before...
maybe this could save me a few mb to download.

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On Mon, 21 Nov 2005 22:47:12 +0100, "Henry The Mole"
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>Hello, Susan!
>You wrote on Mon, 21 Nov 2005 10:54:05 -0500:
>
>> Super. I don't remember if you have high speed access. Can
>> you download a copy of the ISO or should the file be mailed to you.
>
>I have a simple 56k connection, but I've a flat so no problem for
>downloading it. Just a bit slow :P
>It would be great if people that hosts .iso file has zipped it before...
>maybe this could save me a few mb to download.
>
>Regards.

False economy. The .ISO will compress as you are downloading it while
the .ZIP won't. Compressing on the fly generally results in a slightly
faster transmission speed.
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Michael wrote:

> I have a 5 mbps dsl connection. I can put the file on my computer and allow
> people to download it using p2p. I would prefer bittorrent, but can use
> something else if it is prefered.

Hi Michael,

A BitTorrent would be great. Could you please either email the links
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so I have a way to contact you off-list.

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Henry The Mole wrote:
> Hello, Susan!
> You wrote on Mon, 21 Nov 2005 10:54:05 -0500:

>> Super. I don't remember if you have high speed access. Can
>> you download a copy of the ISO or should the file be mailed to you.
>
> I have a simple 56k connection, but I've a flat so no problem for
> downloading it. Just a bit slow :P

You are a brave man.

> It would be great if people that hosts .iso file has zipped it before...
> maybe this could save me a few mb to download.

I don't know if any of the other host sites plan to offer a zipped copy
of the ISO this year (there was one available last year). Will keep your
request in mind when we begin the downloads to the host sites.

Susan
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In message <(E-Mail Removed)> Susan Bugher
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Henry The Mole wrote:
>> Hello, Susan!
>> You wrote on Mon, 21 Nov 2005 10:54:05 -0500:
>
>>> Super. I don't remember if you have high speed access. Can
>>> you download a copy of the ISO or should the file be mailed to you.
>>
>> I have a simple 56k connection, but I've a flat so no problem for
>> downloading it. Just a bit slow :P
>
>You are a brave man.
>
>> It would be great if people that hosts .iso file has zipped it before...
>> maybe this could save me a few mb to download.
>
>I don't know if any of the other host sites plan to offer a zipped copy
>of the ISO this year (there was one available last year). Will keep your
>request in mind when we begin the downloads to the host sites.

Disk space is not an issue here, so I'd be happy to offer a compressed
version too.

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DevilsPGD wrote:
>>>Hello, Susan!
>>>You wrote on Mon, 21 Nov 2005 10:54:05 -0500:

>>I don't know if any of the other host sites plan to offer a zipped copy
>>of the ISO this year (there was one available last year). Will keep your
>>request in mind when we begin the downloads to the host sites.

> Disk space is not an issue here, so I'd be happy to offer a compressed
> version too.

Thanks. but. . . It's going to take Henry quite a while to download
the file. I plan to get a download link to him as quickly as possible
(even though it may not be a zipped file). I think Henry will be able to
start downloading before your site is on-line.

FWIW - the first downloads will be limited (Pricelessware site etc.) as
Steven's site will have the ONLY file and the first downloads need to go
as quickly as possible. IIRC it often takes considerable time to
*upload* the ISO after it's been downloaded. IOW - I'm not sure when
we'll be able to start round two - distribution from several sites
(that's when Henry and you will get download links). When several sites
have the file distribution to the remaining host sites/ volunteer
burners should be fairly fast.

Susan
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In message <(E-Mail Removed)> Susan Bugher
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>DevilsPGD wrote:
>>>>Hello, Susan!
>>>>You wrote on Mon, 21 Nov 2005 10:54:05 -0500:
>
>>>I don't know if any of the other host sites plan to offer a zipped copy
>>>of the ISO this year (there was one available last year). Will keep your
>>>request in mind when we begin the downloads to the host sites.
>
>> Disk space is not an issue here, so I'd be happy to offer a compressed
>> version too.
>
>Thanks. but. . . It's going to take Henry quite a while to download
>the file. I plan to get a download link to him as quickly as possible
>(even though it may not be a zipped file). I think Henry will be able to
>start downloading before your site is on-line.
>
>FWIW - the first downloads will be limited (Pricelessware site etc.) as
>Steven's site will have the ONLY file and the first downloads need to go
>as quickly as possible. IIRC it often takes considerable time to
>*upload* the ISO after it's been downloaded. IOW - I'm not sure when
>we'll be able to start round two - distribution from several sites
>(that's when Henry and you will get download links). When several sites
>have the file distribution to the remaining host sites/ volunteer
>burners should be fairly fast.

Maybe I'm missing something here, but distributing an ISO isn't normally
that big a deal, especially with a torrent.

You don't need any complicated rollout phase, just get the .torrent up
and running on a seed, pass the .torrent out to as many people as you
can and let the torrent network do it's job.

The HTTP mirrors, burners, and everybody else can pull from the .torrent
just as easily as everybody else. The more people on the torrent, the
faster the overall transfers will go.

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