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From: yeti <yeti@tilde.institute>
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Subject: Re: Small web protocols / alternative protocols
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gaussianblue <gaussianblue@asymptote.invalid> writes:

> For a program that automatically mirrors a static file I can think of
> retroshare.

Never heared...  *searching*

http://retroshare.cc/index.html

....aaaah... THAT one... probably a huge hammer for a tiny nail.


How about a no-blingbling route instead.

> Is there any program or protocol for automatically mirroring something
> dynamic like this small web protocol list,

NNTP?

There is comp.protocols.misc and it is in stasis.  The text probably
would fit in there and maybe comp.protocols.misc would be a good place
to discuss the protocols that have no own newsgroup.

For the rest of the non-NNTP world a list of mirrors using a variety of
protocols may be good enough, they would stumble over it via some *logs
in their preferred protocol dimension.

> a source code tree?

Some send diffs/patches via CVS or Git via mailinglists or plain email.

IMO additionally posting the diffs is not a bad idea in this context
too.

-- 
I do not bite, I just want to play.