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[Kirk]

I have been looking around on your website, and I think this is a very interesting project. I co-own a hosting company, and in the interest of good public relations, we have decided to start mirroring files for some open source projects, but we’d mirror for you too, since it might get us some traffic.

If the administration is interested, please PM me. We have a 100Mbps server in Houston, TX as well as one in Los Angeles, CA. If you could supply us with an estimate as to your spacebandwidth requirements, and legality of the files in question, we could see about getting some of your stuff mirrored on our servers. 🙂

Cheers,
Kirk
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[Arris]

Nice offer, send you a PM! 😉 Thanks for supporting the Win2008Workstation Community! 🙂

[Kirk]

@Arris wrote:

Nice offer, send you a PM! 😉 Thanks for supporting the Win2008Workstation Community! 🙂

I have replied to your PM – and here’s the details for everyone to start using now. 😉

Los Angeles, CA (100Mbps)
Provided by FreeUNH and Unlimitednet Hosting & Services (http://www.freeunh.org)
http://w2k8ws.mirrors.freeunh.org/

Houston, TX (100Mbps)
Provided by Unlimitednet Hosting & Services (http://www.unlimitednethosting.com)
http://www.unlimitednethosting.com/~mirrors/w2k8ws/

Cheers,
Kirk

[Roland]

I can also host a mirror in romania, europe. 100 Mbps in RO and 10 Mbps in the rest of the europe.

[Arris]

@Roland wrote:

I can also host a mirror in romania, europe. 100 Mbps in RO and 10 Mbps in the rest of the europe.

Thanks for your offer! However, I think at the moment we have enough mirrors to serve the files at reliable speed to all visitors, but correct me if I am wrong. I don’t check all mirrors daily. 😉 I’ll keep you in mind in case we run out of bandwidth, thanks again for your offer! 🙂

[Carlos]

@Kirk wrote:

Provided by FreeUNH and Unlimitednet Hosting & Services (http://www.freeunh.org)
http://w2k8ws.mirrors.freeunh.org/
Provided by Unlimitednet Hosting & Services (http://www.unlimitednethosting.com)
http://www.unlimitednethosting.com/~mirrors/w2k8ws/

Kirk, you need to put this in your httpd.conf or .htaccess for those folders, so that Apache shows the filenames in full:

IndexOptions FancyIndexing FoldersFirst NameWidth=*
IndexOrderDefault Descending Date

you may even want this:
IndexOptions FancyIndexing FoldersFirst NameWidth=* +SuppressHTMLPreamble +SuppressDescription

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