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PSX
October 26th, 2000, 20:28
Does anyone know of a free Web host that has unlimited space, a cgi-bin, support for SSI, and most preferrably (but not neccessarily) no ads? I've tried 4Office.Net and they are great but they put ads on CGI scripts and that really gets to me. I have a message board script on there and the ad screws it up but moving things around and not making it display right.
Nick
October 26th, 2000, 21:30
It's been said before, and I'm gonna say it again... unlimited space doesn't exist, and if it does, you tell me 'cause I gotta pick up one of those unlimited hard drives for myself. http://hypermart.net/ or http://virtualave.net/ will [probally] suit you fine with 20MBs of space, but be sure to put the banner code on your pages to prevent the dreaded popups.
BLACKOUT
October 26th, 2000, 22:18
I would say surecity (http://www.surecity.com) but they have been down for almost 3 weeks now, :(
I finaly moved today, :(, they would have been great
--BLK
coolguy23
October 26th, 2000, 22:55
Originally posted by Nick
It's been said before, and I'm gonna say it again... unlimited space doesn't exist, and if it does, you tell me 'cause I gotta pick up one of those unlimited hard drives for myself. http://hypermart.net/ or http://virtualave.net/ will [probally] suit you fine with 20MBs of space, but be sure to put the banner code on your pages to prevent the dreaded popups.
there is one provider that lets u store anything but i don't know if it host any pages...www.streamload.com
i have over 80 gigs worth of movies there...but they have download limits and u can only upload movies and stuff like that but there are ways to get around it
Nick
October 27th, 2000, 05:43
80 Gigs isn't unlimited. He said unlimited.
BLACKOUT
October 27th, 2000, 08:50
He didn't say the only let you have 80gigs, he said he has 80gigs up there.
--BLK
Technics
October 27th, 2000, 09:32
80 gigabytes of movies?.
well damn that host must have some serious money behind them.
coolguy23
October 27th, 2000, 11:23
if u want any just make an account and i'll send them to u
...
aardvark
October 27th, 2000, 22:23
Originally posted by Nick
80 Gigs isn't unlimited. He said unlimited.
Please, we all know what unlimited means and doesn't mean. It is the word chosen by many hosts to define un metered. If someone feels the urge to tell us unlimited doesn't exist once more I promise I will PUKE all over these new, crispy boards.
Eternally yours,
aardvark
aardvark
October 27th, 2000, 22:46
Originally posted by aardvark
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Nick
[B]80 Gigs isn't unlimited. He said unlimited.
It wasn't my intention to quote that! It was my intention to quote this (now I do it my way and it will probably look like ----):
>It's been said before, and I'm gonna say it again... >unlimited space doesn't exist, and if it does, you tell >me 'cause I gotta pick up one of those unlimited hard >drives for myself.
See how confused I am?
Peo
October 27th, 2000, 22:55
You can always edit or delete a post you've made by pushing the edit button.
aardvark
October 28th, 2000, 11:29
Originally posted by Peo
You can always edit or delete a post you've made by pushing the edit button.
Yeah...I didn't notice...that's nice. :)
CW
October 28th, 2000, 16:25
>It's been said before, and I'm gonna say it again... >unlimited space doesn't exist, and if it does, you tell >me 'cause I gotta pick up one of those unlimited hard >drives for myself. http://hypermart.net/ or >http://virtualave.net/ will [probally] suit you fine with >20MBs of space, but be sure to put the banner code on your >pages to prevent the dreaded popups.
I was wondering... how do you do a code like that??? Can you show me the code? I don't really know much about it... v_v But it sure sounds usefull!!! O_O
~CW
roblev
October 28th, 2000, 16:38
So many hosts are crap, i find the ultimate solution is to get cable internet and hook up NT server 4.0 or apache or whatever. But that is me opinion.
Coolin
October 28th, 2000, 19:25
there is one provider that lets u store anything but i don't know if it host any pages...www.streamload.com
i have over 80 gigs worth of movies there...but they have download limits and u can only upload movies and stuff like that but there are ways to get around it
Thanks for the URL! I get a unlimited space to store my files! Yeah! No more messing with stupid servers like I-Drive, X-Drive, and FreeDrive! Thanks!
HeReDaGo
October 28th, 2000, 22:28
can u plz ''coolguy23'' send your moviez to the streamload account:
heredago
U would be very very cool :)
Allyn
October 28th, 2000, 23:33
As people asked how they are making some money, well, the answer has been sorta found (I think). This is from their FAQ.
Streamload.com is free to upload and store as much as you'd like. Freeloaders, non-paying Streamload.com users are limited to the number of files that they can download or stream each day. Streamloaders (Streamload.com subscribers) can download or stream as much they'd like. All of our fees and prices are here.
When you click, you get this:
Freeloaders Streamloaders
Storage Unlimited Unlimited
Download limit 100.00 MB / day Unlimited!
Download servers Normal Fast
Banner ads Required Optional
Karma points Few Many
Monthly fee Free $5 -> $45
Sorry the table didn't turn out like it should have.
bitsmart
October 29th, 2000, 09:19
Originally posted by roblev
So many hosts are crap, i find the ultimate solution is to get cable internet and hook up NT server 4.0 or apache or whatever. But that is me opinion.
I was so stoked when I found a 784K SDSL line for $50/mo and free setup/modem (I'm 978 feet from the CO) so you can imagine my disappointment when I found out mpinet doesn't want you running ANY kind of server on residential DSL. Needless to say, I got the service anyway, but if that rule didn't exist, you bet your --- I'd be running my own webserver for bitsmart.org.
Chicken
October 29th, 2000, 10:51
This isn't the ultimate solution. Neither Cable nor DSL generally provide the type of coneectivity web serving requires. It can be done, just not all that well.
You have 784 down, what is your upload speed?
bitsmart
October 29th, 2000, 11:42
Here's the weird thing, I thought it was 392 upload, but the package I got was labelled SDSL, and SDSL is same speed upload and download. Nevertheless, whether it's 392 or 784 K, it uploads nicely.
coolguy23
October 29th, 2000, 18:28
Originally posted by Coolin
there is one provider that lets u store anything but i don't know if it host any pages...www.streamload.com
i have over 80 gigs worth of movies there...but they have download limits and u can only upload movies and stuff like that but there are ways to get around it
Thanks for the URL! I get a unlimited space to store my files! Yeah! No more messing with stupid servers like I-Drive, X-Drive, and FreeDrive! Thanks!
damn...i wish they had an affiliate program...hehe
Koolguy
October 30th, 2000, 18:00
I have a cable connection (notice the ip) and Apache installed on my computer, I would host my own site if my damn computer didn't freeze up every 90 minutes when left unattended.
bitsmart
October 30th, 2000, 22:36
Time for a new OS. If you're using Windows and you haven't made a trip to the Windows Update site in awhile, do so and see if your computer crases less. If you have done so, try installing a different OS.
Chicken
October 30th, 2000, 23:51
Originally posted by bitsmart
Here's the weird thing, I thought it was 392 upload, but the package I got was labelled SDSL, and SDSL is same speed upload and download. Nevertheless, whether it's 392 or 784 K, it uploads nicely.
Well, not that you can do it anyway (per your TOS which you mentioned), but that would be your connection. I've seen many people post that they have 784 down and want to run a server off it until they realize that their up is only 128.
Also, residential DSL is OK, but not dependable enough to really do serious web hosting. Your local telco surely won't rush out and fix any problem you might encounter with the service. meanwhile, your site would be down. You already know this I think, but for anyone else with the brilliant idea...
Koolguy
October 31st, 2000, 23:53
I'm probably gonna screw the whole windows thing and go with Linux.
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