Posted 01 January 1970 - 01:00 AM
Rednet over the interwebs? heck yes!
This simple program acts as a repeater between rednet and the interwebs and back!
The server software is written in python on Google App Engine, can have a main id, a local link id, and a remote link.
The main id is the one to use for grouping together users.
The local link id is that client's receiving address, and the remote link's is the other computer's recieving address
To run first you need to get the program by running:
and to run the client on a computer:
gratz to LDDestroier for twisting my arm into making this
This simple program acts as a repeater between rednet and the interwebs and back!
The server software is written in python on Google App Engine, can have a main id, a local link id, and a remote link.
The main id is the one to use for grouping together users.
The local link id is that client's receiving address, and the remote link's is the other computer's recieving address
To run first you need to get the program by running:
pastebin get QdN1ppY4 psredhttp
and to run the client on a computer:
psredhttp redhttp <mainid> <local link id> <remote link id>
ex. to run on cl1
psredhttp redhttp cl 1 2
and cl2
psredhttp redhttp cl 2 1
The two computers above are now linked, any rednet messages entering that computer will transfer the message to the other computer and vice versa.gratz to LDDestroier for twisting my arm into making this