Rename ftp directory?

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From: Tom Chaudoir
Date: Sat, 22 May 2004 23:11

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Hi,

 George, (Hi George), suggested that I rename the quake directory on the ftp
server to quake2. The present ip is ftp://65.30.181.223/quake.

 To tell the truth, that would have been the way to go in the first place. I
thought of that after it was up for a couple of days. It's confusing, sort
of. The thing is, I'm hesitant to change it now. It might mess up people's
bookmarks. Perhaps that's not a big deal.

 What do you folks think?

Best,
Tom

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