Free web storage

[evildoc614]

Any one know where i can get some free web storage from? i only need like 5-10 megs.. thanks in advance

[Kumagoro]

I heard that you can use gmail as online storage. You can upload to it using a prog... your not supposed to though. I might have read it in this weeks micro mart... or could have been the pc extreme or pc format that are not out yet... Ahh just realised your from the US, look it up on the net. It might be called Gmail drive.

[iMc]

www.graffiti.net is pretty good. You get 20Mb.

[Lee H]

Signup for a BT PAYG account

15 Mb and quite fast access as well

[evildoc614]

thanks for the info

[Dorza]

i host my sig at applepics.com you get 10meg i beleive.

[evildoc614]

i host my sig at applepics.com you get 10meg i beleive.

i will check that out this weekend that would be perfect

[XA04]

i use my spare gmail accounts, download gmailfs...but its only good for backing up stuff really, to redownload it you have to be logged in so its no use for public downloading, and you can only upload 10mb at a time (gmail max attachment limit), but its good for backing up photo's and stuff..

[Jonny M]

If you just need to host files for a short period of time, consider setting up a server yourself. IIS comes with Windows XP Professional, and Apache is free if you prefer to use that. Then it's just a case of setting up you firewall to let people connect, then give out your address so people can connect. The size of files you can share won't be limited at all, you could share your whole hard drive if you wanted to (but I don't recommend this ).

Of course it helps to have a fairly decent upstream on your internet connection.

[javalord]

If you just need to host files for a short period of time, consider setting up a server yourself. IIS comes with Windows XP Professional, and Apache is free if you prefer to use that. Then it's just a case of setting up you firewall to let people connect, then give out your address so people can connect. The size of files you can share won't be limited at all, you could share your whole hard drive if you wanted to (but I don't recommend this ).

Of course it helps to have a fairly decent upstream on your internet connection.

IIS? Are you trying to get the OP infected??!?!?!?

[Jonny M]

No. There is nothing wrong with a properly set up IIS server.