Hi, I want to announce a complete new PHP based P2P framework, for writing peer-to-peer application. By P2P we mean one-location to another-location, direct and private connections using your browser (without having to do complicated configuration of your firewall and other tricks). Most PHP applications works without adjustment !!! It can be regarded as a complex mix of HTTPS and VOIP. http://www.nabto.com Example usecases: Connect to your home media center, from the remote and fetch or stream the song or video you need. Why is this smart: Because the average internet user doesn't know how to adjust firewall's, dynamic DNS and other tech-clutter to get connected to his home network. How: Install our serversoftware: --------------------------- (a reverseproxy and an apache server) on the "to-be-remote" computer. Deploy your PHP application (based on phar files) on this computer (when you register your compute, it will get a unique DNS address). Install a plugin in your browser in the other end: -------------------------------------------------- And connect to your P2P-PHP application directly using your browser, no matter firewalls, dynamic IP allocation and other problems that makes creating internet connections (to your home network) awfully complicated for the average internet user. Security: It's super secure. Connections are authenticated using PKI (public/private key infrastructure) before the firewall is "punched". And strong encryption is use for encrypting the data. It's free for non-commercial use. Currently it's "only Windows" (and only IE on the browser), but we are launching a crossplatform Firefox and Unix (linux/mac) based server version very soon. Which is why I'm using this maillist ;-) The catch... it's Alpha version release! but I'm sure readers of this list can manage ;-). -- best regards, Nabto ApS - Reconnecting the internet Carsten Rhod Gregersen Web: http://www.nabto.com Åbogade 15, 8200 Århus N, Tlf: +45 8734 5513 -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php