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I found a link from archive.org to Coral, a service like archive.org's freecache (which isn't active anymore). files are limited to 50mb, but that shouldn't be a problem for the shows. To get a file from them as a mirror, you just put the domain you want to go to with ".nyud.net:8090" at the end, wh...

Eeeek, just had a look at the mirrors, and I assume they're using the script I made... The problem is, the files that are there are in a different date format. The date format I use for all the files on my mirror are ISO date format, ie YYYY-MM-DD, this allows the script to find all the files proper...

Sorry about that, I've just been to Florida for 2 weeks, forgot to mention that I wouldn't be able to update for that time.

Will get them on there ASAP (just this moment got back)

PS: You can really see how much we're getting ripped off over here in the UK once you've been to the states!

Well, on the client side of VOIP there's the following list of apps (from a quick search on Gentoo's Portage and Google): Linux Gnophone linphone ohphone - command line H.323 kphone - SIP SJphone Windows SJphone I don't know of any other VOIP clients for Windows I'm trying to find a server app that ...

ello again... I've just been searching around for any places giving away free stream rebroadcasting, and came across a few things, which you may/may not have seen, but I'll list them anyway: http://sotf.sourceforge.net/ - I'm not 100% sure what this is, whether it's a streaming-network building tool...

I've got skype, I don't have it running all the time, but it seems pretty cool. Has anyone been looking at any other VOIP software? I've been experimenting with Asterisk for a while now, but I've only managed to create a voicemail system for my modem... no real VOIP stuff yet. If we got it working o...

Hey... dunno what happened there, but that last message was me, lol