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DIAP

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DIAP

http://www.diap.org.uk
DIAP (Distributed Internet Archiving Protocol) is a set of Bash shell scripts to set up a system using three backup nodes either between sites (e.g. between offices and homes) or over WANs. The application provides a decentralized, self-contained and managed storage utility. The emergence of a DVTL (Distributed Virtual Tape Library) is the end result. Nodes can be dedicated to storage or used for existing services over unused bandwidth. The scripts are a toolkit to help users set up their own project, and to help the writer improve the system and work in user space over SSH.


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released on 1 April 2008

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GPLv3 Deborah Nicholson 2454567.511 April 2008


Leaders and contributors

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Damian BrasherDeveloper

Resources and communication

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General Mailing List Info/Archive http://www.diap.org.uk/lists.html


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This entry (in part or in whole) was last reviewed on 11 April 2008.



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