100mb + FTP + no file size limit

[ManchesterCity]

that's all i need... are there any?

 

[dsgdevil]

I dont think theres such a free service,especially the no size limit

 

[KBC]

Yes.... it would just be open for abuse...

Is it just for storage purposes?

 

[ManchesterCity]

yes, it's for storage only...

 

[7trax]

www.tripod.co.uk

tripod.co.uk has 50mb, no file size limit and ftp. you can get as many accounts as needed as far as i know.

 

[darkcurves]

Re: www.tripod.co.uk

Originally posted by sk0rpion
tripod.co.uk has 50mb, no file size limit and ftp. you can get as many accounts as needed as far as i know.

I thought they will delete large files as soon as you upload it.

 

[EpidemiK]

Re: Re: www.tripod.co.uk

Originally posted by darkcurves
I thought they will delete large files as soon as you upload it.

Only if you hotlink them ..

 

[ManchesterCity]

how do i serve these files on my site without hotlinking? i have another site, is it ok then?

 

[Cracker]

Just link to an HTML page in your Tripod account, which then links to the files. Then, they can't really bust you for hotlinking.

 

[CareBear]

Originally posted by Cracker
Just link to an HTML page in your Tripod account, which then links to the files. Then, they can't really bust you for hotlinking.

That would fall under 'remote file storage' and is against most free webspace host's TOS. You can't have your space filled with files for download, have one HTML file linked from another site and then expect them to not close your account if they find out.

 

[Cracker]

Yeah, I guess you're right. The whole website should be hosted with Tripod UK if you have to host your files there as well. Playing "piggyback" with a free host like that would probably also entice them to shut your site down for disproportionate bandwidth usage to HTML page (and advertisement) views (this is basically an unwritten rule on almost all unmetered traffic FWP's).