That URL does resolve to Akamai, but I had heard a rumor
they weren't going that route.
-M
That URL does resolve to Akamai, but I had heard a rumor
they weren't going that route.
-M
I hadn't heard they were keeping it off akamai. I have heard they're
asking ISP's not to mirror it (and any other mirrors), and have shut
down bittorrent downloads. That's understandable as they would be
blamed if someone downloaded a compromised version (strange how they
didn't mind Sp1 mirroring...).
In article <e67acfd604090109493a88a577@mail.gmail.com>, Steven Susbauer <Stupendoussteve@gmail.com> writes
That's understandable as they would be blamed if someone downloaded a compromised version (strange how they didn't mind Sp1 mirroring...).
I would have thought that they would have checksummed the file to a known value, so that any kind of corruption during downloading would be detected.