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Topic: What's up with SimFiles?
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3dp
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posted 11-22- 12:19 PM
   
SimFiles seems to have been down for a couple of days now. Anyone know what's up?------------------
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3dp
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Werner Molders
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posted 11-22- 04:04 PM
I'm sure Dogma would appreciate hearing from you, its possible the problem is not showing up for him.His email is bill@3dgw.com WM ------------------
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3dp
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posted 11-22- 04:50 PM
Will do. Thanks!------------------
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3dp
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d0gmA
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posted 11-22- 08:08 PM
Actually the problem is the server lost power and its a National Holiday so I am not going into work to fix it until tomorrow.IP: Logged |
Hawk
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posted 11-24- 08:37 AM
I was wondering how you did it. Run a site with tons of large files and downloads. You have your own server.My site is getting kinda large and I need to move but at the Webhosting Talk forums there seems to be major problems with all the hosting services. I am with HostSave now (been over a year) and no problems at all. But, they have only one plan and when you go over the alloted amount the price is too high. Any advice? Paul www.rcwarbirds.com IP: Logged |
Nat
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posted 11-24- 08:45 AM
Hawk, an alternative sollution could be a good one if you're able.. If you have a cable connection, ie permantly connected to the net from home, you could set your own PC up as a server and have your website on your own computer, this way the only limit is your harddrive space, and your site is only down if you are doing maint. on your PC, that is ofcourse, if you're like me and never turn it off. Since NBCI closed down I've not rebuilt a site, but I did seriously consider setting up my own server.As for other good hosting on the net, I realy don't know  IP: Logged |
Blind Faith
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posted 11-24- 10:28 AM
Nice idea, but here in Canada the cable ISPs have begun to protect their bandwith by liniting the speed upstream.Last year I could download from my brother's cable home/server at up to 100KB/sec (my DSL limit) but by now they have brought it down to about 15KB to match DSL. It is an attempt to control the masive trafic caused by things like Napster. I am still expecting them to come out with a small busines package with open trafic... expect the price to be open as well  . IP: Logged |
Maury Markowitz
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posted 11-24- 10:42 AM
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Originally posted by Blind Faith:
Last year I could download from my brother's cable home/server at up to 100KB/sec (my DSL limit) but by now they have brought it down to about 15KB to match DSL.
I'm getting about 100k on my DSL! Maury IP: Logged |
Blind Faith
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posted 11-24- 01:28 PM
What I am saying here is that upload is limited. In the case of DSL it is by design, in the case of cable it is done by the ISPs to better manage bandwith($$$$$).If you host a server and I download from you I should get about 10-15KB even if I could pull 100KB from a commercial server using a high speed dedicated link.
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Nat
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posted 11-24- 04:34 PM
BF is 100% correct, same thing here in the UK, my NTL cable has a max upload of 15Kbs, but still, I think this is a good answer for someone stuck for large webspace, especialy since you can use all the code you ever wanted from a website host (aslong as you can find it on the net lo)IP: Logged |
Maury Markowitz
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posted 11-28- 11:41 AM
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Originally posted by Blind Faith:
What I am saying here is that upload is limited. In the case of DSL it is by design, in the case of cable it is done by the ISPs to better manage bandwith($$$$$).
Oh, I know exactly what you're saying. And I'm getting 100k UP. Here, try my history page: www.gamesoffame.com Maury IP: Logged |
Blind Faith
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posted 11-28- 05:55 PM
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