I’m not to happy with my solution, but it’ll suffice for now.
So every day, I have cron fetch me a new password from makeagoodpassword.com,  update some httpassword entry, and use PHP for a simple redirect.
So let’s say I wan to get neko for the i386, the link was http://vpsland.superglobalmegacorp.com/install/WindowsNT4.0-i386/games/neko98-i386.7z Now when you click on the link you get a 404 looking page that has a link to the new directory structure, and includes the username & password (I’m not currently evil enough to generate a random user, but I may have to do that in the future…).
Click the click here link!
So the new path lives in the /old directory making the new location of neko98Â http://vpsland.superglobalmegacorp.com/old/install/WindowsNT4.0-i386/games/neko98-i386.7z
So use the username/password combo on the page, and you’ll be good to go.
For example user/rapidred92
Sorry about all this.
It’s sad to see that you have to go through all this hassle, but I’m glad you took the effort. Your site has been a regular stop for me for quite some time now. I’d miss something if it were gone. Thanks!
-joe
Yeah I’ve survived a week+ outage on blogger, countless hosting issues, and now this insanity. That reminds me, I need to check that my rsync is working… !
The worst part is that I miss having a dedicated server, it was incredibly handy.
The stereo version of Opus Number 1 is umm… missing.
Luckily the file is *STILL* up on NPR. So I just quickly re-downloaded it.
All is well now.
Well… thanks for doing this!
anytime!