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but does the new ones really has any more ram than the old ones??
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Posted: 2006-05-09 10:48:30
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The idea is good but usability is least (like the ftp server done in java),how much people can afford to access a server with a maximum of 384kbs?
and secondly there might be problems with the ports ,because may be a firewall in your operators gprs server(the one which throttles) can defenitley make me think that its not a practical idea,
though in future it might be useful with high speed connections.
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Posted: 2006-05-09 12:42:40
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On uiq, we got Prosit Mobile server, and it works. You can combine it with dyndns app available and you got a tiny web server with a dns name.?LoL
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Posted: 2006-05-09 17:22:00
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?On 2006-05-09 12:42:40, shyam335 wrote:
? (like the ftp server done in java)?
???Where it can be downloaded?
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Posted: 2006-05-09 17:25:00
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who cares it's a blokia piece of crap
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Posted: 2006-05-11 02:04:40
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I am with a P910i, and seeing this article, I installed the Prosit Mobile server. It works like a charm. I got the Dyndns as well, so I now have the whole set. My qestion might be silly, but here it goes anyways.
What would be some tasks this server would be useful for? I was thinking, if my users need a file immediately, I could put it online for them to download, but there is email for that, and much easier. (I am an IT manager, that is why I refer to "My users")
What else can you think of in which this would be helpful?
BTW, I tried to put a PDF file in my HTML directory on the phone, and I renamed it PDF1, so the PC wouldnt try to open it, but hopefuly downloaded it instead, and BINGO, it could get it downloaded. So I guess this 40KB worth of application is not a very bad one after all, I just need to find some useful tasks for it.
Thanks for any comments,
Ben
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Posted: 2006-05-11 07:26:11
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