actually use web server port for something. filter results by host name
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# Silly alive watchdog
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Is [Nando](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106246/characters/nm0000160) alive?
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Is [Nando](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106246/characters/nm0000160) alive?
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At server side, run `nandod` with suitable arguments
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You can send a custom text file with the update, generated with ex. `nando-desc`
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Nando clients can query which other clients are online, and what their status is
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(whatever you choose to update with the text data)
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(whatever you choose to update with the text data)
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`nandod` can run a simple HTML server, that lists the nodes that have
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returned their alive message. add the name of client at the end of URL
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to filter only to that name
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## Installer
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