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Deimos
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Re:Avatar gallery back online
« Reply #11 on: April 09, 2003, 11:27:05 AM » |
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Quote from: Compuart on April 09, 2003, 11:21:12 AM Huh? No worries about bandwidth?
What ISP did you have in mind?
Well over here in England, all the major ISP's give you free webspace, no mention of bandwith at all. For instance my Cable internet provider has 50mb of diskspace allocated per home user. They don't seem to care what you put on there as long as it isn't illegal material of course But of course, it's an ISP account for residential users, so it doesn't come with php or mysql or anything. So i'm not sure if it would work. But would be a good place to store regularly used images or something
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chris
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Re:Avatar gallery back online
« Reply #12 on: April 09, 2003, 11:34:25 AM » |
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The Avatar-Gallery causes something like 40-50 GB traffic per month... i bet that every host that promises "unlimited bandwidth for 9.99$/month" will kick you before the first month is over *g* The Webspace isn't a problem....
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Deimos
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Re:Avatar gallery back online
« Reply #13 on: April 09, 2003, 11:39:32 AM » |
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Quote from: Christian Land on April 09, 2003, 11:34:25 AM The Avatar-Gallery causes something like 40-50 GB traffic per month... i bet that every host that promises "unlimited bandwidth for 9.99$/month" will kick you before the first month is over *g* The Webspace isn't a problem....
I understand that. What I was saying, was isp's over here in England and i'm sure it applies to America to, don't have restrictions on TRAFFIC.... Meaning I could fill my 50mb of webspace up with say.....a 49mb zip file and have 100 people download it and they wouldn't care. Worth bearing in mind, i'm talking about isp's not webhostsSo if the actuall STORAGE area doesn't need to have php or mysql installed, then you should consider sticking all the jpegs/gifs on a isp account It's cheesy..but would save you a fair buck i'm sure QuoteWhat is webspace? As an ntl customer you are automatically entitled to a whopping 55MB of free webspace. This is your very own chunk of the Internet and you can use this space to build your website.
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