[MLB-WIRELESS] Internet Access

[Brenton D.]

Yes that was a really good site at aaf and i remember playing on that bf 
server with Nigel once and also many other time.

I should get the game servers back running on my server.

I also have about 20GB on my ftp site at 10.10.129.145 and i just copied 
350MB of fc3 updates to it
I also have over 100GB at 10.10.129.146 but that comp is on during the day.
Also node Fuu 10.10.128.97 has a few 100GB Of Stuff to download especially 
if you like legal music!

I am also thinking of mirroring(real-time) the MW site so that people on the 
wireless can access it anytime.
Maybe somekind of php script where my server will get the site for them, I 
am running squid on it atm so maybe i can use that.

Thanks Brenton


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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ryan Abbenhuys" <sneeze at alphalink.com.au>
To: <melbwireless at wireless.org.au>
Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2005 8:18 AM
Subject: Re: [MLB-WIRELESS] Internet Access


> When my node was up and running I had a phpnuke based website running with
> forums and news items of interest to gamers and others on the network.
> I had a Battlefield 1942 server that was used by quite a few of us.
> Anything I downloaded I threw straight onto the FTP server also so anyone
> else could grab it.  This included things such as game updates, windows
> updates, freeware apps, assorted funny vids.
> Prior to breaking my node I was looking into linking my IRC server with an
> IRC server on the melbournewireless.org.au server so that people on the
> internet could talk to people on the wireless network.
>
> Anything that's done on the internet we can do on the wireless network on 
> a
> smaller scale.
>
>>Hi there - newbie lurking here - but what is the purpose you normally
>>use the LAN for? Feeling pleasure of making a cantenna that worked?
>>
>>I'm moving to melbourne in a couple of months and was goin to become
>>more active then - but was hoping to find a few fellow casual gamers
>>to lan with :) I think its cool to set up a secondary alternative to
>>the internet and game on it. (But thats just me..)
>>
>>
>>If there's no content, what do you guys use it for though?
>>
>>
>
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