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I have some spare bandwidth I can share... so I'm in :)

update: the uptime of the server is %99.99, cblast35's uptime will depend on the level of bandwidth used, but I don't think it will use a lot, so that figure is most likely what the uptime will be.

Update 2: ok done. Here's the link
~~http://209.15.63.121/cgi-bin/perlmonks/cblast35.cgi~~

Update 3: (January 22, 2003)
server discontinued,
mirror broken :(

Update 4: (February 2, 2003) New mirror at http://209.15.115.34/cgi-bin/perlmonks/cblast35.cgi :)

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In reply to Re: A call for cblast35 mirrors by Chady
in thread A call for cblast35 mirrors by crazyinsomniac

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