6 Apr
2003
6 Apr
'03
7:06 a.m.
On Sun, 6 Apr 2003, Jeffrey Sharp wrote:
On Sunday, April 6, 2003, Patrick Finnegan wrote:
Sure, I guess. Not sure what that'd get you since there's no 'master'
set of MD5s available and it's not like there's any binary software or
source in there. Of course, I'm usually not paranoid enough to look at
MD5's anyhow...
I'll make an MD5sums text file in there with all of the MD5's, and put a
link on the mirrored index.html.
Pat
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As I've told Tim, I'm working on setting
up a mirror here at Purdue.
After this finishes downloading (Probably in about another day with the
2.8kB/sec rate I'm getting), I'll be hosting it on a machine that has much
more bandwith - it'll max out its network connection long before the
Internet connection here is maxed out.
That works for me. Would it be feasible to make MD5 sums available as well?