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Question by nu.cyu.ler dis.truk.on GOP 2012: Where can I find a webhost that doesnt frown on storing large numbers of files (My site is used to host files)?
I plan on operating a website which is primarily a file hosting service similar to depositfiles.com or rapidshare.com, and I’m searching for a webhost which doesn’t prohibit large numbers of files to be stored (archives, videos, etc) and offers a large amount of webspace, preferably at least 300 GB.

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Answer by xyammaar
www.freeforums.org

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Question by Some guy: How do you use filezilla 0_9_27 to upload files to a webhost?
I want to use filezilla 0_9_27 to upload my website pages to go daddy.com. Does anyone know how to use filezilla?

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Answer by Cool Guy
For hostname put your domain name, then fill in your username and password and you should be able to connect.

If you still can’t figure it out consider switching to http://www.hostamina.com for web hosting – they’ll help you every step of the way.

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Question by fuzzmanjello: Free website hosting that allows PHP files?
I used to use synthasite, but it doesnt allow PHP, anyone know of a provider that does?

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Answer by friendsofbritny
http://www.hostrator.com
http://www.x10hosting.com

those are both great ones that I have used and they are great.

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Question by Stephan Johnson: Free PHP hosting that accepts all files?
Does anyone know where i can find a free PHP hosting site that accepts all file types. I am starting a project kinda like Myspace and Youtube and need a good host.

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Answer by RafaMinu
Here you have a very complete directory of Free PHP Hosting providers:
http://www.0php.com/free_PHP_hosting.php

It details the free webspace providers that offer PHP scripting on their server with charts.
Chart #1: PHP environment details for tested free webhosts
Chart #2: General details about all free PHP webhosting servers
Chart #3: Free PHP hosting services comparison benchmark results

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Question by Jon W: How can I use mod_rewrite to prevent direct hotlinking of multimedia files on free webhosting server?
A few of months ago, we started a free web hosting service. It has attracted lots of users.

I am interested in using mod_rewrite so that when someone clicks on a link to a multimedia file, they get a page with a “Click here to download the file” link.

This will give us an opportunity to put some ads on that page, and hopefully make some money from the bandwidth we are giving away for free.

Thanks for any help!
No, I think I can definitely use mod_rewrite for this. It seems to be the standard was people stop hotlinking altogether.

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Answer by Theofilos P
have a look for amazon s3 web service (http://aws.amazon.com/s3)
you’ll have your files there, and let people downloading files use amazon’s bandwidth.

otherwise, you may send mimetype audio/x-mp3 to pop-up a “download” window of your visitor’s browser. it’s not a mod_rewrite issue.

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