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The file section is full

Post by The Robman »

I am going to arrange for new hosting, but in the meantime, if you have any large files in there that are not really necessary, could you delete them please.

Most upgrade files are 8k, so deleting one 400k file would make room for 50,000 upgrade files.

Please save a copy of anything that you delete so it can be re-added when I move the site to a new host.
Rob
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Post by whompus »

Rob.. With you getting low on space, You could delete some of the tools archive. I have them in a zip file. If you would like to keep them up for archive purposes I have a bit of space I can donate to put them on.
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Post by Nils_Ekberg »

Rob

I got rid of some of the old archives of RDF's, maps and images. I have them all anyway. Came to about 5000K
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Post by mdavej »

Shouldn't the diagnosis area be purged periodically? It looks like most posters never go back and delete once their problem is fixed. All but the latest files are worthless now, aren't they? And if they're not, they should be moved to other sections.
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Post by ElizabethD »

Is there a way to select many files in one shot or do I have to suffer thru every file I put into diagnosis and x it?
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Post by The Robman »

One at a time I'm afraid. I just placed an order for a new server, which has 100GB of storage space, so now it's just a question of copying eveything over. Plus, I will probably try to upgrade the forum software while I'm at it, so it might take a while.
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Post by unclemiltie »

Rob

your post got me thinking..... how's this whole escapade supported from a financial standpoint? I can imagine that the monthly bandwidth charges are not insignificant and then there is the hardware, hosting charges, domain names, etc.


Do the banner ads cover the expenses? (and leave a littel left over for your effort hopefully)


as for storage, it's cheap these days. Saw a 500GB disk the other day for $150, 250G's for less than $100. amazing....


-bill

PS. I went through and cleaned up some old stuff that I had lying around, nothing significant though but I suspect that every little bit helps.
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Post by The Robman »

The banner ads don't cover much, as I've had most of my original customers drop away (ie, Hovis, Filebug, Surf, Bluedo, AV Smarts, Home Automation, etc) but I am able to cover the expenses with the proceeds from the remote sales.
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