Author Topic: Dedicated File Share via FTP (Free)  (Read 1522 times)

« Last Edit: November 22, 2011, 12:08:17 PM by clinr121 »


You know you can edit your post with

and remove it.

Ive added more information about this.

You're not understanding anything I'm saying.
Look at any existing and well run upload service. How do you download a file from it? Someone sends you a link, you click it, and the server sends it over. It takes like 2 seconds.
How do you download a file from yours? You have to download and install a program, learn how to use it, follow your very lacking instructions, find the file in the server, and download it. This could take anywhere from a few minutes, to an hour or more, depending on how tech-savvy the person trying to download the file is.

What part of user-friendly do you not understand?


Not to mention the whole FTP upload thing is a huge security risk. What's to prevent someone from, say, downloading an add-on, adding a backdoor to it, and reuploading?
Oh wait, I know the answer to that: nothing!

right click then click download to download the file.

Well you don't read my updated information...


Well you don't read my updated information...
No, I read what you posted, though I don't think the same can be said about you reading what I've posted.
Or at least you're not understanding it. At all.
« Last Edit: November 22, 2011, 12:23:43 PM by Headcrab Zombie »

No, I read what you posted, though I don't think the same can be said about you reading what I've posted.
Or at least you're not understanding it. At all.

Ok i don't just understand about your post, i'm sorry.

edit: about your last post.
« Last Edit: November 22, 2011, 12:29:59 PM by clinr121 »

Ok i don't just understand about your post, i'm sorry.

He admitted it finally, wow.  I expected him to say "Jst... rite click it... and dlownload it."

If you want to run a file hosting service, you need, at a bare minimum, a webserver, and a php script that handles file uploads, with checks for file type so people can't upload malicious things, and file size limits.

Additionally, not required, but so highly recommended that it almost is required, account management to allow people to delete/modify/view their own uploads.

Basically, things that you never hope to understand if you can't even understand my previous posts.

If you want to run a file hosting service, you need, at a bare minimum, a webserver, and a php script that handles file uploads, with checks for file type so people can't upload malicious things, and file size limits.

Additionally, not required, but so highly recommended that it almost is required, account management to allow people to delete/modify/view their own uploads.

Basically, things that you never hope to understand if you can't even understand my previous posts.
i understand.