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| #1 By 82005 (66.122.76.2) at Friday, July 13, 2007 04:25:10 PM |
| Hey, I'm kind of new to web hosting and the likes (though I have a pretty good workiing knowledge of it), and I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions on how to make a website that worked via P2P. What I'm hoping for is instead of having to kill bandwidth on my machine, or buy a machine to be a dedicated server, I would like to just have some basic files (such as HTML, Javascript, etc.) and have it be accessed via me then eventually be able to load from others machines as well, but without having to download and install a client. Basically have the client run through web software and have it run silently on others machines. Any suggestions? ---------------------------------------------- This name shall be feared, revered, and respected amost the whole of online gaming. -OkyDooky |
