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I thought that was me :)

but hey, it's only a few binds, have them on me anyway

> don't underestimate the insight of abhey shah, IWP9 2006.
> he showed a file system that can be accessed thru many paths.
>
> we had some tapas and beer and he got me onto a jukebox solution.
>
> /beethoven/concertos/piano
>
> should have the same contents as
>
> /concertos/piano/beethoven
>
> tell me if i'm wrong.  i haven't had time to help him but he hasn't 
> asked.
>
> brucee
>
> On 4/24/07, Sir Arthur Streeb-Greebling <greebling@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > p9p has its own juke-thingie I forgot the name of.
>>
>> If you forgot, why didn't you check the contrib index? It was setup 
>> for a
>> reason.
>