File sharing
Where do you guys upload large files 20gb+ preferably free but wouldn’t mind spending a couple of bucks
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i usually use smth like bashupload.com (for sharing between machines etc)
Cloudflare R2 or Mega NZ
main issue with mega.nz is the end user limitation
of like 6 gb every 4-6 hours
depends, if you have a pro tier then you should be fine
it's not something i use as frequently anymore but that's how it used to be
also for the people downloading the file?
to my understanding yes
ah
i could be wrong or it could have changed but thats how it was when i used to use it
I recommend explaining the usage of this, one time file sharing or perhaps you want it there for a while and multiple downloads
Self hosting https://filebrowser.org/ is free and will let you do as big of a file/size as you have space for, and does unprotected and password-protected file sharing
Thank you I’ll look into it
Multiple downloads preferably. I’m trying to upload my servers world folder since I’m going into a new season and some players want the world
quick tip btw, you can use a tool like mcaselector to prune chunks that players didn't spend a long amount of time in. That should be able to significantly reduce the filesize of the world
GitHub
GitHub - Querz/mcaselector: A tool to select chunks from Minecraft ...
A tool to select chunks from Minecraft worlds for deletion or export. - Querz/mcaselector
Can i use it on Linux?
yes
has a cli
I got it working now thank you
I have an aws bucket for offsite storage. I do multiple 100gb backups a week for less than $15 a month
that isnt exactly a good price tbh
normal s3 storage is 4-6 usd a TB
with some of them having unlimited upload
aws doesnt
s3 charges based on downloaded bandwidth as well
Personally I self-host Pingvin for this
It looks like Pingvin is a pretty good solution for sharing files, while Filebrowser is more of a general-purpose web-accessible file explorer that happens to have sharing capabilities. That said, I might end up self-hosting Pingvin now too, it looks like it has a very nice, simple UI