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Another curious rsync.net customer taking a look. I think you're actually offering a key-value store (aaS) with a 4 KB maximum page size, and one of the use ca
by chrismartin 10y ago
Another curious rsync.net customer taking a look.
I think you're actually offering a key-value store (aaS) with a 4 KB maximum page size, and one of the use cases happens to be a text/URL shortener.
It looks like someone is squatting on ox.co. You could contact them and hope they haven't seen your project yet..
How are the codes derived?
- rsync 10y ago"Another curious rsync.net customer taking a look." Thanks for being our customer (at rsync.net). "How are the codes derived?" # generate the ohby code use String::Random; my $pattern = new String::Random; my $size = 6; # don't use i,I,1,l,L,0,O,X,x etc.. $pattern->{'A'} = [ 'A'..'H', 'J', 'K', 'M', 'N', 'P'..'W', 'Y' .. 'Z', '2'..'9' ]; my $code = $pattern->randpattern('A' x $size); (We disallow ILOX and 0 since that could get confusing) Right now we are handing out random (free) codes that are 6 characters long, but at some point I suppose we have to increase to 7 ... like ICQ ...