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Cube-routed on GitHub
Dmitry has been very responsive and helpful, and has made cube-routed available for download at http://cohesiveft.com/dnld/cube-routed-0.1.tar.gz
I added it to my GitHub account here: http://github.com/aguynamedben/cube-routed Hope this helps readers of this article!
-Ben
Cube-routed on GitHub
Dmitry has been very responsive and helpful, and has made cube-routed available for download at http://cohesiveft.com/dnld/cube-routed-0.1.tar.gz
I added it to my GitHub account here: http://github.com/aguynamedben/cube-routed Hope this helps readers of this article!
-Ben
cube-routed de-open-sourced?
I followed along through half this article and it looks like cube-routed has been de-open-sourced by Dmitry/CohesiveFT! I can't find it anywhere, Dmitry's GitHub, cohesiveft.com, or anywhere. Looks like they pulled a really non-FOSS maneuver, please tell me I'm wrong. =( There should at least be a disclaimer at the beginning of the article saying it's impossible to complete.
Ben Standefer
Good Solution on Multisourced Infrastructure
Hello Dmitriy Samovskiy
Your article is the thing which I was looking for a long time. I have different service on several data center and your article help me to communicate each other in secure way. - Thanks Man!