Local FTP server

[Grant Petersen]

Oh well, looks like the international cap has kicked in and the DynDNS no longer seems to work.

Will have to come up with an alternate solution.

 

[Grant Petersen]

Been searching for free local dynamic DNS servers. Surprisingly dyndns.co.za seems to be hosted in the US as well.

Found out that OpenWeb offer dynamic DNS

Does anyone know how to activate this service? I can't seem to find it in the control panel.

 

[Dark Agent]

Been searching for free local dynamic DNS servers. Surprisingly dyndns.co.za seems to be hosted in the US as well.

Found out that OpenWeb offer dynamic DNS

Does anyone know how to activate this service? I can't seem to find it in the control panel.

what your IP address

 

[Grant Petersen]

Currently http://196.209.205.164/

But five minutes from now, who knows?

 

[Dark Agent]

Currently http://196.209.205.164/

But five minutes from now, who knows?

my IP stay until a new connection is made or every 18 hours.

 

[Dark Agent]

lol, works.... keep your ip address updated in your signature...

Look like you host it on a 384kbps line.... ping rate is for address is 680+

 

[Dark Agent]

I need an login code to upload

Edit: I login as guest..... Uploading via browser

Thanks

 

[Grant Petersen]

Yes it does that same on my router, but I'm using a PPPOE through wireless on my laptop and it's less stable.

Managed to keep the same IP a bit longer this time.

 

[Dark Agent]

Yes it does that same on my router, but I'm using a PPPOE through wireless on my laptop and it's less stable.

Managed to keep the same IP a bit longer this time. Are you managing to connect?

Yah, works perfect..

Will upload as soon as my connection is stable.

btw What line you use?

 

[Grant Petersen]

Yah, works perfect..

Will upload as soon as my connection is stable.

btw What line you use?

Thanks Ismail TM

384, you are correct.

 

[Dark Agent]

Thanks Ismail TM

384, you are correct.

, I also did that once....

 

[Grant Petersen]

Cool, do it again and we can exchange links

I want to move this off my laptop though, and on to a Linux box with a LAN cable connection. I downloaded Ubuntu server last night (figure local is lekker and all). Now I just need to find an AGP graphics card for my old PC...

 

[Grant Petersen]

Still looking for that graphics card, I think I may have lent it to someone...

Using OpenWeb's Static DNS now, works much better, no silly client. Pitty about the name though:

http://isp23976.dns.openweb.co.za/

 

[PostmanPot]

www.quickshare.co.za is much better. Users get 200MB space and up to 30MB uploads (I've managed a 60MB upload before). I get full up and down speed on 4Mbit.

So for anything 30MB or below, I'd say home FTPs are pretty useless.

 

[Dark Agent]

ftp://41.144.21.252/ >>Mine<<

 

[Dark Agent]

www.quickshare.co.za is much better. Users get 200MB space and up to 30MB uploads (I've managed a 60MB upload before). I get full up and down speed on 4Mbit.

So for anything 30MB or below, I'd say home FTPs are pretty useless.

Post your links pls.... what you uploaded.

 

[PostmanPot]

Post your links pls.... what you uploaded.

Nothing there at the moment.

 

[Grant Petersen]

ftp://41.144.21.252/ >>Mine<<

I can't access yours

 

[Dark Agent]

I can't access yours

Now
I uploaded some contents on your site

 

[Grant Petersen]

www.quickshare.co.za is much better. Users get 200MB space and up to 30MB uploads (I've managed a 60MB upload before). I get full up and down speed on 4Mbit.

So for anything 30MB or below, I'd say home FTPs are pretty useless.

What if there were a couple of hundred set up, all mirroring each other?