[ut3] UT3 Linux server now available!
Josh
ac at almostcynical.com
Tue Dec 18 20:54:07 EST 2007
amen
Panther wrote:
> I just use the Python version of BitTorrent (bittorrent.com) and never
> had a problem. Very easy to use.
>
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> UndeadDevil's Shadow wrote:
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>> I mean without the hassle of installing a CLI Torrent Client,
>> personally I’ve never managed to get on with rtorrent nor any other
>> CLI Torrent Clients. I use TorrentFlux-B4RT, but that requires AMP on
>> each box.
>>
>> In my case, I used B4RT to get the torrent, then wget to get it to
>> each individual machine. I suppose if every machine was set up for
>> torrent beforehand (Which isn’t the case with client machines) then
>> it would have been fine to just torrent it to each machine.
>>
>> But please don’t mis-understand me, torrents are perfect for releases
>> like this. I got it at 9Mb/s on the Torrent Link posted earlier! If I
>> used one of the HTTP Mirrors it probably would have been around
>> 20-50Kb/s, I’m just saying it would have been more in-convince to use
>> a Torrent Client to each box.
>>
>> *From:* Panther [mailto:devel at strangeworld.com]
>> *Sent:* 19 December 2007 12:07 AM
>> *To:* ut3 at icculus.org
>> *Subject:* Re: [ut3] UT3 Linux server now available!
>>
>> Torrent is ideal for when you need to get the file to 10+ machines -
>> they can contribute to getting the files to each other.
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>> UndeadDevil's Shadow wrote:
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>> Yes Torrents are great for large files, but not so great when you have to get the file to 10+ Machines via CLI, only good ol' wget is upto the job.
>>
>> Another Mirror (Ryan feel free to add it to the list)
>> http://www.s-i-g-m-a.co.uk/files/UT3-linux-server-12172007.bin
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Stijn van Drongelen [mailto:tinctorius at gmail.com]
>> Sent: 18 December 2007 6:48 PM
>> To: ut3 at icculus.org <mailto:ut3 at icculus.org>
>> Subject: Re: [ut3] UT3 Linux server now available!
>>
>> Torrents are great for distributing these kind of huge binaries.
>> Whoever made it (and use it): thank you!
>>
>> And of course: Ryan, thank you very much for your hard work on the
>> porting. After you finish celebrating (yes, take your time, you
>> deserve it :) ), could you give us an ETA for the client? If not,
>> PLEASE just say so.
>>
>> On Dec 18, 2007 6:23 PM, Devlin McMillan-Cashman <alternity at gmail.com> <mailto:alternity at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Torrent:
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>> http://tracker.ut-x.net/details.php?id=c32d85b0b9593b2c2a423308fb3597c67a7cd12f
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>> Got 2100 KB/s download on it. Now uploading on a 100mbit line.
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>> On Dec 18, 2007 10:57 AM, Chris Brunelle <cbrunelle8 at cogeco.ca> <mailto:cbrunelle8 at cogeco.ca> wrote:
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>> What a great way to start the day at work :P
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>> Thank you for all the hard work, we'll be sure to test this and report
>>
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>> back
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>> any bugs.
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>>
>> --Chris
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>> -----Original Message-----
>>
>> From: Ryan C. Gordon [mailto:icculus at icculus.org]
>>
>> Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2007 7:46 AM
>>
>> To: ut3servers at lists.epicgames.com <mailto:ut3servers at lists.epicgames.com>
>>
>> Cc: ut3 at icculus.org <mailto:ut3 at icculus.org>
>>
>> Subject: [ut3] UT3 Linux server now available!
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>> Thanks for your patience, everyone.
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>> The Linux server is now available for download. It is built from the 1.1
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>> patch, and is network compatible with all retail UT3 clients.
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>> We feel pretty good about this build, but it should be considered beta
>>
>> for now, as it hasn't had the full wrath of the Internet applied to it
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>> yet. :)
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>> Grab it from here:
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>> Arizona mirror (GoDaddy):
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>> http://treefort.icculus.org/ut3/UT3-linux-server-12172007.bin
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>> California mirror (Dreamhost):
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>> http://0day.icculus.org/ut3/UT3-linux-server-12172007.bin
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>> size:
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>> 1744621651 bytes
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>> md5sum:
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>> 70149f802efc087455a87f92c1485982 UT3-linux-server-12172007.bin
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>> As the download is 1.6 gigabytes, I assume that everyone is going to
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>> saturate those servers...I can upload individual copies to those that
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>> will mirror with high bandwidth from my Chicago-based server (please
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>> email me off-list), and encourage others to post mirrors here, too.
>>
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>> Comments and bug reports can go to this mailing list for now; we'll move
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>> to Bugzilla if need be, later.
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>> To install: set the download to be executable and run it; it will show
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>> the license text and then unpack itself.
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>> Have fun!
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>> --ryan.
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