Private Peer2Peer 0.1 PHP script

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Private Peer2Peer (2P2P) is a PHP project that stores specified media of a community and allows those members to share files. Private Peer2Peer (2P2P) is a PHP project that stores specified media of a community and allows those members to share files. Client must be installed on all members. What does 2P2P do? - Private File Sharing with only community members. - Securised connexion between all members of community. - Community's Web Portal allows registered members to be informed when other members downloaded new medias. - Speed Up downloads. - Ideal for rare music or movie exchange. - Search medias quickly and reliably with Web Portal . - Automatic media update - In fact client program make scheduled updates without any action and send new media to server. - Use PHP-GTK libraries, so runs on Windows, Linux and BeOS.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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