Author: Juan Pablo Naar C.
Date: 20:58:05 10/17/04
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On October 17, 2004 at 08:54:07, Roberto Waldteufel wrote: >On October 16, 2004 at 23:21:59, Juan Pablo Naar C. wrote: > >>What's Dann Corbit's site? I can make that favor to you 'cause I have a >>file-splitting program. > >Hi Juan, > >Thank you for your kind offer :o) > >Dan Corbitt maintains an FTP site with tons of useful chess data. In particular, >he runs something called the Chess Analysis Project, which envolves a lot of >people with fast computers and strong programs (mostly Crafty)analysing lots of >openings very deeply. This has been going on for a long time now, and there is a >substantial amount of data amassed from it. If you have not been there it is >well worth checking out. The address is:- > > ftp://cap.connx.com/pub/ > >The specific file I am after is BRAINY.ZIP and is located at > > ftp://cap.connx.com/pub/Public_CAP_Results/Brainy/BRAINY.ZIP > >I have found in the past that after splitting and resplicing a ZIP file it will >not unzip properly any more, so you need to unzip the big BRAINY.ZIP file first, >which will unpack a single file which should be called Brainy.epd or something >similar. Split that file, then rezip each slice separately to produce several >smaller ZIP files no bigger than 10 MB each, which is about the most I can >download in one piece. > >All the best, > >Roberto I'm trying to download it but my getright can't connect to the server.
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