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Geek Culture / Can you host zips on dbspot.com?

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Blue Shadow
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Posted: 31st Mar 2004 19:05
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I tried uploading a zip with the www.dbspot.com/net2ftp but it said that i hadn't selected any files to download. Does anyone know how to host them or if there is anywhere else to host them.

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Michael

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ReD_eYe
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Posted: 31st Mar 2004 22:49
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i can upload zips to my dbspot account just fine...

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DarkSin
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hmm ive been having the same problem lately... not sure why :/... think ill just move over to rar and see if it does same thing...


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Blue Shadow
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I tried with .rar and i got thesame problem. Has anyone else had this problem or does anybody know how to fix it? I am using the net2ftp site that you get in your email from jimmy.

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Michael

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Blue Shadow
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Anyone?

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las6
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Posted: 2nd Apr 2004 13:48
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Just use normal ftp programs... or even the commandline thingy or the windows explorer integrated ftp system. all work fine.

for a bit better ftp-experience, I'd recommend something like: SmartFTP.


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The Evil Dictator
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The most professional free utilities ive ever seen are ace ftp and ace html, the html one is the most awesome html editor ive ver seen, even after looking at all the expenisve ones
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Martyn Pittuck
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Make sure ypu upload as a binary file!

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