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      #24393 - Thu Sep 09 2004 12:12 PM

If you know what this is then you probably can help

I've got a process to offload about 50% of the site traffic to distribute it over other sites, most of the core dynamic content will remain on the source server.

To do this an account needed with ftp or sftp access at the very least
(PM or email me the account info)

the hostname will be using round robin dns to distribute load between it and other backup servers. the hostname it will use is images.flhurricane.com

When its active I'll upload all the necessary files (Approx 25MB worth) to the server and then alter my dns to allow round robin to the server. After this cron jobs on the main server will upload automated changes to all the backup sites.


send email or private message me.

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