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Faster Web page load times for mobile devices with Ziproxy

09-24-2008 01:00 AM
Ziproxy is Web proxy server, but rather than cache content the way Web proxies like Squid do, it's designed to compress the content that it fetches from the Web before forwarding it to the Web client. It can be useful for serving mobile devices like handheld Internet tablets that cannot take full advantage of high-resolution, high-quality images, or where the browser client is running over a mobile data plan where speed is low and bytes are expensive.

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filetea

filetea(8)						      System Manager's Manual							filetea(8)

NAME

       filetea - Web based file sharing service daemon

SYNOPSIS

       filetea [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page documents briefly the filetea command.

       FileTea	is  a Web service that provides instant and anonymous file-sharing using only a standard browser as client. Unlike traditional Web
       based file-sharing services, FileTea does not store files server-side. Instead, files are just routed on-the-fly from  seeder  to  leecher,
       through the server.

       filetea	is  the service daemon that runs on a FileTea server. It handles peer synchronization, file routing and status reporting; and also
       acts as web-server for static HTML content when run in standalone mode.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
	      Display a brief summary of the command-line options and their default values.

       -c config, --conf=config
	      Absolute path for the configuration file to use, default is /etc/filetea/filetea.conf.

       -D, --daemonize
	      Run the service in the background.

       -p port, --http-port=port
	      Port to listen on for plain HTTP service, overriding the value specified in configuration file.

       -P port, --https-port=port
	      Port to listen on for secure HTTP service (https), overriding the value specified in configuration file.

FILES

       /etc/filetea/filetea.conf
	      Filetea config file.

AUTHOR

       This manpage has been written by Eduardo Lima Mitev <elima@igalia.com>

								    2011-10-21								filetea(8)

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