Im planning a Gmod server with a lot of content All which will be from the workshop. (obv)
I was wondering... What would be the best site to host all of my addon files on? I was thinking MEGA or MediaFire.
Ideas?
BUT: I do have a VPS with a 1GB connection which will also be hosting the Gmod server in question.... Think that will be enough on its own?
I am pretty sure you cant use MEGA and MediaFire for fastDL due to the way their system works.
You need to use a proper web storage site.
A free one I can think off the top of my head is [url]http://www.000webhost.com/[/url]
But the max file size of a single file can only be 5 MB, so it works for pretty much all fastDL content other than maps.
[QUOTE=The Commander;40205521]I am pretty sure you cant use MEGA and MediaFire for fastDL due to the way their system works.
You need to use a proper web storage site.
A free one I can think off the top of my head is [url]http://www.000webhost.com/[/url]
But the max file size of a single file can only be 5 MB, so it works for pretty much all fastDL content other than maps.[/QUOTE]
Do you think my VPS i will be using to host my Gmod server will be suitable? It has a 1GB line.
Check [url]www.miscis.com[/url] i had them recommended to me a while ago and host my fast dl there now
It's easy to set up a fastdl on a VPS especially if it's linux you can just use symlinks... a 1gb line should be plenty, the only issue would be any monthly traffic limits your provider has set... which would probably be way higher than any free web host you'll find out there, and which will probably be fine unless you're hosting a shit ton of custom content for a shit ton of players.
Well its only gonna be a 30 slot server. Its got a 3TB allowance of BW so hopefully I should be ok and yeah Im using Ubuntu 12.04 (The only choice if you want a stable platform ;) )
3tb should be ok i have a 42 slot server and it uses 2tb
NuclearFallout gives unlimited bandwidth for $3 / mo
[url]www.nfoservers.com[/url]
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