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Etienne Grignon wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi Henrik,
2008/2/27, Henrik Stoerner <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:henrik@hswn.dk"><henrik@hswn.dk></a>:
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I think most of the core-dumping / non-compiling bugs I've introduced lately
should be fixed now.
But you're somewhat right - there are some changes happening. We are
adding a bunch of servers where bandwidth might be limited, so today
I've added compression of the messages going between clients and
hobbitd. Seems client data can compress around a 4:1 ratio.
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Could you tell us how you implemented this ? What type of compression
do you use ? (so I can see how to implement it for Windows clients :)
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Compression would also garble the data so that it's not being sent
plaintext. Not as good as real encryption, but better than nothing :)<br>
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