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This is a mess. There is not much structure to this code, and it is not |
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ready for release ;) |
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1. read MANIFEST |
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2. copy config.pl.dist to config.pl |
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3. mkdir db && mkdir logs |
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4. make sure port 7262 (shell!) is firewalled |
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5. perl myhttpd |
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if you find any bugs => complain. if you don't understand the code, |
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meditate, then complain. if you want to restructure it, go on, i'll do |
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this myself once i have time, and the current file structure likely won't |
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survive. |
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pcg@goof.com |
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Random snippets that might be helpful: |
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Yeah, and security problems. With no firewall, "telnet anime.plan9.de |
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7262" would give you a very simple server shell where you can change |
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things (and execute any command you like), so watch out for this ;) |
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I often use: |
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current rate |
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cmd> p $tbf_top->{rate} |
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RES = 118000 |
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set new tbf rate |
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cmd> p $tbf_top->{rate} = 118000 |
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RES = 118000 |
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set the current estimated queue to 5hrs/100MB |
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cmd> p $queue_file->{avgspb} = 0.0002 |
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RES = 0.0002 |
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