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Notable changes to the port: - creates opennap user/group to run as - tons of bugfixes, improved performance - no longer hardcodes SYSCONFDIR to /etc/opennap Submitted by Jolan Luff <jolan@pellaeon.com>.
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$OpenBSD: patch-FAQ,v 1.1 2002/08/10 01:14:04 naddy Exp $
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--- FAQ.orig Thu Mar 8 17:55:02 2001
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+++ FAQ Tue Oct 16 23:02:47 2001
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@@ -42,6 +42,16 @@ A: Find the people who run the server y
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with them. If both parties agree you exchange a password and follow
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the directions in the README for linking up.
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+Q: What is a metaserver? Do I need to run one?
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+A: A metaserver is a small server that attempts to provide load balancing
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+ to a cluster of linked OpenNap servers. You give it a list of all the
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+ servers in your cluster, and it will cycle through the list each time
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+ a connection is made. Originally, the Napster client would connect to
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+ the metaserver to find out which Napster server to connect to.
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+ However, most clients these days just have support for a list of
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+ servers to connect directly to, totally ignoring the metaserver.
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+ Hence, running a metaserver is NOT required.
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* Configuration - Win32
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Q: How do I get more than 256 connections under Windows?
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