Using gnutella to mirror webpages, a test of the concept
 

Hi,

I think Gnutella is much underutilized to mirror webpages and the such to avoid bandwidth restrictions.

As a proof of concept, that it IS possible to do this I just zipped my page, targeted the dynamic content back to the original page on the web and put it in my share.

This is also a way to be able to update my page still, even though I got legal problems, because of which I dare not to modify my FTP (so I can still proove, that that fragging document never was anywhere on my FTP, what it wasn't. Am I crazy to endanger my page on which I worked for more than 3 years?!? Fragged be lawyers, three times fragged and then encrypted, deleted, and their disk shreddered... ).

The following tinymade magnet-link will get the whole page. I'd be glad if you helped me in this test by downloading it. We can also see how effective swarming is in that respect (I'll post statistics a week from now).

http://tinyurl.com/6k2nt

Original magnet:
magnet:?xt=urn:sha1:DNTYI4T35TAOREDYW7IIKHAL6RR7SW 6N&dn=%5bwebpage%5d%20Arne%20Babenhauserheide%2e%2 0%2d%20draketo%2ede%20%2d%20Kurzgeschichten%2c%20L ieder%2c%20Gedichte%20und%20Krude%20Ideen%2c%20sho rtstories%2c%20songs%20and%20strange%20ideas%20%2d %202004%2d07%2d30%2ezip&xs=80.131.153.98:9845/uri-res/N2R?urn:sha1:DNTYI4T35TAOREDYW7IIKHAL6RR7SW6N