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Game Modification based Hosting website without limitations
This is my latest project, GCFH (Game Content File Hosting) by Node Software.
the goal of this project is to replace file hosting websites that provide limitations, or are overflowed with traffic, being ideal with a central and easy-user friendly place to access.
As a free service, users are permitted with unlimited bandwidth, transfer rate, and soon, an uncapped file size.
Files are stored in different locations, all on fiber optic based lines at 1 Gbit/s, No limitations at all. you can see our speedtest here: http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3447431667
What makes this different than 'traditional file uploading websites'?
Primary, its all preference based. but we wanted to create something free and unlimited, no premium packages or anything.
Example of uploaded files page: http://prntscr.com/3if9e0
Account security: passwords are hashed and salted, no cracking or visibility.
Please see more here: http://nodesoftware.com/GCFH/
and thanks for looking at my service!
Update posts:
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the goal of this project is to replace file hosting websites that provide limitations, or are overflowed with traffic, being ideal with a central and easy-user friendly place to access.
As a free service, users are permitted with unlimited bandwidth, transfer rate, and soon, an uncapped file size.
Files are stored in different locations, all on fiber optic based lines at 1 Gbit/s, No limitations at all. you can see our speedtest here: http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3447431667
What makes this different than 'traditional file uploading websites'?
Primary, its all preference based. but we wanted to create something free and unlimited, no premium packages or anything.
Example of uploaded files page: http://prntscr.com/3if9e0
Account security: passwords are hashed and salted, no cracking or visibility.
Please see more here: http://nodesoftware.com/GCFH/
and thanks for looking at my service!
Update posts:
post2954860.html#p2954860
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Today, i decided to update it with the following features.
Filenames are uploaded with a true-random ID that is hashed into the URL. prevents overwriting.
Started working on connecting multiple locations to the uploader. see: http://prntscr.com/3inrkh
added an already logged in notification: http://prntscr.com/3inrsp
Filenames are uploaded with a true-random ID that is hashed into the URL. prevents overwriting.
Started working on connecting multiple locations to the uploader. see: http://prntscr.com/3inrkh
added an already logged in notification: http://prntscr.com/3inrsp
UMayBleed
Well, you did fix it, now that people can't see the list of files, it would be nearly impossible to guess the file names.
Indeed. As they are hashed.
ElycinUMayBleedElycinSimple development bug. Will fix
The way I have my file upload feature on my website, I store all files in a directory that users can not access. Then they use a Php link, the php script then sends the file through the php script. And at the same time, it can check permissions, etc.
Sounds like something I was planning on. But I prefer hotlinking. And chmod checks are done
Well, you did fix it, now that people can't see the list of files, it would be nearly impossible to guess the file names.
UMayBleedElycinSimple development bug. Will fix
The way I have my file upload feature on my website, I store all files in a directory that users can not access. Then they use a Php link, the php script then sends the file through the php script. And at the same time, it can check permissions, etc.
Sounds like something I was planning on. But I prefer hotlinking. And chmod checks are done
ElycinSimple development bug. Will fix
The way I have my file upload feature on my website, I store all files in a directory that users can not access. Then they use a Php link, the php script then sends the file through the php script. And at the same time, it can check permissions, etc.
Should people be able to view others files?
No, unless you share the link. Are you seeing others?
I can simply put this link in http://nodesoftware.com/GCFH/Downloads/ and see all files.
Simple development bug. Will fix
-Edit, all good, thanks
-Edit, all good, thanks
Should be fixed.
Uploaded an image
got "An Unknown error occured during upload."
got "An Unknown error occured during upload."
mrelectroman3ElycinThis is my latest project, GCFH (Game Content File Hosting) by Node Software.
the goal of this project is to replace file hosting websites that provide limitations, or are overflowed with traffic, being ideal with a central and easy-user friendly place to access.
As a free service, users are permitted with unlimited bandwidth, transfer rate, and soon, an uncapped file size.
Files are stored in different locations, all on fiber optic based lines at 1 Gbit/s, No limitations at all. you can see our speedtest here: http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3447431667
What makes this different than 'traditional file uploading websites'?
Primary, its all preference based. but we wanted to create something free and unlimited, no premium packages or anything.
Example of uploaded files page: http://prntscr.com/3if9e0
Account security: passwords are hashed and salted, no cracking or visibility.
Please see more here: http://nodesoftware.com/GCFH/
and thanks for looking at my service!
Is the server you tested from in Phoenix?
Yes, this is point B, our New york one run's the website in the Tel-x NYC2 Datacenter.
here is a wget download of a 100MB test file, http://i.gyazo.com/146e8cff38b8bb00d1bc7c2af6d2fe2b.gif
ElycinThis is my latest project, GCFH (Game Content File Hosting) by Node Software.
the goal of this project is to replace file hosting websites that provide limitations, or are overflowed with traffic, being ideal with a central and easy-user friendly place to access.
As a free service, users are permitted with unlimited bandwidth, transfer rate, and soon, an uncapped file size.
Files are stored in different locations, all on fiber optic based lines at 1 Gbit/s, No limitations at all. you can see our speedtest here: http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3447431667
What makes this different than 'traditional file uploading websites'?
Primary, its all preference based. but we wanted to create something free and unlimited, no premium packages or anything.
Example of uploaded files page: http://prntscr.com/3if9e0
Account security: passwords are hashed and salted, no cracking or visibility.
Please see more here: http://nodesoftware.com/GCFH/
and thanks for looking at my service!
Is the server you tested from in Phoenix?
