[GreenKeys] ITTY - with no caps!

[Paul Heller]

sorry for the typp. You probably figured it out (just checking to see if you were paying attention):

I have just added three more global internet definitions: itty.internet-tty.net <http://itty.internet-tty.net/>; autostart.internet-tty.net and europe.internet-tty.net <http://europe.internet-tty.net/>.   

> On Feb 28, 2018, at 8:50 PM, Paul Heller <paul0926 at comcast.net> wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> It’s about time I did this. I’ve made things simpler. You can use the old address, OR you can use the new ones below in my signature. Have at it and let me know if these new ones don’t work.
> 
> —— optional material ——
> 
> What’s goin on here? How does it work?
> 
> Well, for those who are curious:
> 
> internet-tty.net points to the router in my house. So surfing to http://internet-tty.net would bring up a website site on port 80 (the standard for web browser traffic). Since I don’t have a website at that address at my house, nothing happens.
> 
> internet-tty.net:8000 — the 8000 is called a port. My router knows to direct all port 8000 traffic to the audio broadcast server for ITTY; all 8030 traffic to the audio broadcast server for AUTOSTART, etc.
> The stuff after the 8000 is passed along to the audio broadcast server. 
> 
> So, http://internet-tty.net:8000/ITTY means: connect to internet-tty.net and tell it you want port 8000. Then tell the server at port 8000 (one of my three audio broadcast servers) that you want the station named ITTY. Here is where the caps are important. As some of you have surmised, the audio broadcase servers I am using are linux based!
> 
> In this case caps are important.
> 
> So what’s new?
> 
> I have just added three more global internet definitions: itty.internet-tty.net; autostart,iinternet-tty.net; and europe.internet-tty.net.   
> 
> These three definitions are called web-hops.  The internet KNOWS to translate itty.internet-tty.net to internet-tty.net:8000/ITTY and so forth. The various directory servers around the world have (or soon will have) my three new definitions added to their “address books” and will do the lookup for you. The reason I say “or soon will have” is because all the servers in the world need to be updated. I have no idea how many there are, but one website said this: "There are 18.5 million domain name system (DNS) servers as of 2011”. Imagine how many more there are now?
> 
> Isn’t the internet amazing?
> 
> Paul
> W2TTY
> i-Telex: 80003
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> ITTY:  		http://itty.internet-tty.net
> AUTOSTART:  http://autostart.internet-tty.net
> EUROPE: 	http://europe.internet-tty.net
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Paul
W2TTY
i-Telex: 80003

ITTY:  		http://itty.internet-tty.net
AUTOSTART:  http://autostart.internet-tty.net
EUROPE: 	http://europe.internet-tty.net









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