P2P Content Community

[LeeWare]

P2P Content Community
The objective(s) of the P2P Content Community are:

(1) develop, acquire and published non-infringing digital, audio and software content via P2P.

(2) organize object name-space by using prefixes to group content by type.


(3) provide 24 x 7 access to content.


(4) Keep the community informed by posting to this thread.

Search Prefixes: CBT - MWV EXE
for a complete content index please visit our homepage:

We are now up and running on really fast connection we can now send any file at rates up 50KB or greater Thus reducing our file delivery time.

As always, we are looking for content mirrors. If you have hard drive space to spare and bandwidth to burn please consider becoming a content mirror. If you want to become a content mirror please send an email to:

admin{at}leeware{dot}com (Subject: P2P Content Mirror)

From there we will make arrangements to replicate the portions of our library that are not publically available elsewhere.

All content has been submitted to Bitzi so, if your P2P application supports Bitzi you can obtain URN links for the content.

If you have any questions or comments please post them here.

Thanks in advance for your support.

[arne_bab]

Do you have any tariffs for program authors, who want to host their programs in Gnutella?

Are these fixed trariffs (if you have them), so that one pays exactly the same, if the file has been requested a million tiomes, or only once?
Since other people also act as sources, I think, that this would be the best model, maybe pay by size.

[LeeWare]

Originally posted by arne_bab
Do you have any tariffs for program authors, who want to host their programs in Gnutella?

Are these fixed trariffs (if you have them), so that one pays exactly the same, if the file has been requested a million tiomes, or only once?
Since other people also act as sources, I think, that this would be the best model, maybe pay by size.

No, we do not have the tariffs for program authors who wish to host their content in gnutella. To use your term "Fixed tariffs" in terms of our hosting we employ the following methodology.

#1-there's a fixed monthly cost associated with the content to be hosted.
that cost currently is (1-cent per megabyte) for example:

10MB = 0.10
100MB = 1.00
1000MB = 10.00

There is no additional costs for bandwidth because we are acting a 24/7 source for the hosted content in a distributed system.

[LeeWare]

Please be advised We have posted magnet links to the content under CONTENT INDEX on our website. Please post any problems using them to this thread.

Thanks in advance.

[LeeWare]

This is a general response for the people who have left me messages using the chat feature in LimeWire.

Problem: when I select a link from the content index limewire says awaiting more sources.

Solution: execute a search using the prefix CBT - and your downloads will start.
Question: Did I put a virus in the programs?

Answer:there no viruses in the content being distributed from our hosts. Each file is packed using PKFSX - self extracting executable because we tokenized the filenames so that they would be eight characters for less the original file name is not as descriptive as the file you download. therefore, the extraction program access as an installer unpacking the contents to the \leeware folder on your machine. As always you should make sure that your virus scanner is up to date as we cannot ensure that there hasn't been someone who have downloaded, inserted malicious code and repacked the archives. However, all over content has been submitted to Bitzi and can be looked up there to verify the integrity of the archive.


Thanks in advance for your support.

[LeeWare]

Using the LimeWire chat feature

We have left the chat feature enabled on all of our hosts. these hosts are not actively man but they are monitored. therefore, if you have a question, comment or concern please submit it using chat and then use this thread to view the response to your message.


Thanks in advance for your cooperation.

[LeeWare]

Please be advised we have just completed adding 8.5GB of MPEGs you can use the prefix { MPG -} to return a listing the the content. We will be updating the content index on our website to reflect these changes.

[LeeWare]

Please be advised we have removed the MPG - prefix instead we are encoding some of our CBT content into WMV format for those non-PC users who would like to download the content. You can still use the search prefix of CBT - to return a listing of all of the content.

By encoding the modules in WMV format you should be able to preview the files before downloading them to verify that it is something you want.

Please update your records accordingly. It will probably take a few days before the content appears because it takes such a long time to compress the raw video files down to a reasonable size.

[LeeWare]

Please be advised we are providing direct web access to content because search horizons tend to be limited on ths network some people have complained of not being able to find the content (no results) We have publshed our file library on the web and the files can be downloaded using a normal web browser.

You can get direct access to the content by visiting

http://downloads.leeware.com

[LeeWare]

Most of the information i've published so far has basically been just that, General Information. I recently bought a screen capture program that think will help me to develop and push out more comprehensive content. I have been working on a new line of content that specifically deals with Windows 2000 and I'll expanded to cover XP. What I'm interested in right now is suggestions on what types of things people would like to know about XP or Windows 2000 or Networking. I could development Multimedia based content on those subjects. The content will be available both via Gnutella and public.leeware.com which is a mirror of my P2P content base.

I have about three more modules to go on a series call "No firewall No problem". I would also be interested in working with other people to development CBTs on different subjects. I think a lot of Linux howto's could be a good start.

Thanks as always for your support.