File transfer websites
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Doesn't appear to be a product that does anything.
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Trying here too...
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To be honest, I am mush more interested in transfer.sh
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@aaronstuder said:
To be honest, I am mush more interested in transfer.sh
Yes, that looks pretty interesting. But both had potential. The pizza idea isn't bad for a lot of quick transfers.
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@scottalanmiller I guess so, but the both users have to be online at the same time to transfer.....
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It did nothing here.
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@aaronstuder said:
Try this:
That's not working here either.
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I wonder if they have a NAT traversal issue?
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@Dashrender said:
I wonder if they have a NAT traversal issue?
Maybe, but if so... what good is it? Traversing NAT is basically its only purpose.
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@Dashrender That was my thought.
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nope, still not working.
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@aaronstuder said:
Try this:
https://file.pizza/romano-squid-lobster-broccoli
Maybe it just doesn't like small files?
That gives me a download link, and now my pizza is spinning, but 0bps transfer.
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Peers: 0 · Up: 0 Bytes
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I've always gotten the download link, it just always sits at 0 downloaded.
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That https://transfer.sh looks pretty slick.
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@BBigford said:
That https://transfer.sh looks pretty slick.
it's pretty much a system like Drop Box.. but completely open with no logons.
There was a website that did this years ago - you upload something, get a link and then anyone with the link could download it... same principal.
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@Dashrender said:
@BBigford said:
That https://transfer.sh looks pretty slick.
it's pretty much a system like Drop Box.. but completely open with no logons.
That's what I love about it! Can you manually kill the connection so that file isn't sitting out there, or do you have to wait the 14 days for it to time out?
