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Excellent work again!
Two things briefly: 1. What happens if test@server1.com and test@server2.com both login to server3.com (yacs servers)? If they use the same username, their shadow login names will be the same too, no (test)?
2. Indymedia website around the world are being attacked by the FBI and CIA. Many of these sites were all hosted with the same provider, indeed on the same hosting account. After this experience I guess the indymedia community should look at YACS as an example system for distributing content across many servers (http and ftp), thus making it harder for the FBI to censor them.
Two things briefly: 1. What happens if test@server1.com and test@server2.com both login to server3.com (yacs servers)? If they use the same username, their shadow login names will be the same too, no (test)?
2. Indymedia website around the world are being attacked by the FBI and CIA. Many of these sites were all hosted with the same provider, indeed on the same hosting account. After this experience I guess the indymedia community should look at YACS as an example system for distributing content across many servers (http and ftp), thus making it harder for the FBI to censor them.
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By Eoin on Oct. 11 2004
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