I need some recommendations on file hosting services, /g/. Here is a list of my preferred features:
1. Long (90+ days) file retention; forever is obviously preferred
2. At least 50 gb of free space
3. Must allow large (5+ gb) files
4. Remote uploading from another URL is optional, but preferred
I don't care how unknown or shady the site seems; in fact, if they ignore or react slowly to DMCA requests, that's even better. So far, I've identified Mega and Clicknupload as decent candidates.
Pic unrelated.
Host your own file server
Dropbox (if you pay forward the $9)
>>53839942
>free space
>>53839885
Look into Kiteworks. Fast as shit, can be linked to AD accounts on prem, users can send emails to request files from non Kiteworks users. If you're not retarded, you could just host a file server. Linux is free man.
>>53839946
>not spoofing emails and virtual oses until you get 9gb
you're not paying for the service, stupid
you're paying to avoid a headache
>>53839885
Mega?
>>53839885
a 60gb micro sd is perfect
if u wanna share files with ur friend across the world,
then use 0x0.st or dropfile.to
u can use curl with both to upload from the cli
>>53840012
why is it so hard to admit that you simply failed to read the requirements?
>>53839930
>>53839978
I'm really not interested in hosting my own server. These files are meant to be shared; I don't want my ISP disconnecting me because I'm running a server on my residential connection.
