The sad thing is I don't know *who* they are... the domain is nondescript, it has WHOIS privacy, the server is on some shared hosting... I can just see what CDs they're pressing.
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So I just found out that some CD press house has their DDP (CD/DVD master data) server open on the internet... with Apache and directory listings enabled. Indexed by Google. Even Disney have used them judging by the search results.
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Oh dear.
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http://archive.org wants to know your location...
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I think only current projects are there (a lot of the Google results are dead). <20 discs total, so <20GB probably. Not exactly legal to archive though.
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Probably a shop in the Shenzhen market!
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Nope, server's in the US and the folders reference actual CD duplication companies in the US (so this seems to be a common press several of them outsource to).
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I'm not surprised, there is a lot of stupid things on the open internet that shouldn't be... we would need to know more details before we could do anything with it...
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