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...http+post://... + easy. + can be cached server side if only sent once. - nonstandard syntax. - cumbersome. - very high overhead when used; the standard MIME forms encoding is very cumbersome. 6. as an HTTP PUT sent on demand. This would be an explicit command, say: sendconfig http://... + only sent once (at least per read of the config file). + can be made to work for FTP or even TFTP. + can in theory send a fair bit of data. + implementation can be shared with other client-side data producers. - send *after* the config file, which pretty much means that...