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It's just not used enough yet since I don't think it was very popular before and I assume people tend to be more careful with buying premium account since they keep going down. It will probably get better once it's been around longer.
I got one premium sale over a week ago so they're not scamming us.
I got one premium sale over a week ago so they're not scamming us.
1.We are a new file hosting.Users still have not trusted us .
2.Too many others uploaders is using all big file hosting such as RG,UL... to put as mirrors in your posts.Also too many hosting using here ,above 20+
3.Last month ,the AAG cable is broken nearly HongKong, it makes the internet speed of many countries to Europe or USA extremely slowly ,our traffic is dropped too. It will be fixed completely on 4th October .
4.Im sure we can stand here for long .
Regards,
Does that explain why my current upload is going so irregular. Normally I can upload 2.12 gig per hour. And I'm uploading about 21 gig to you at the moment. The upload speed per hour varies a lot: 2.12 - 2.14 - 1.81 - 1.44 - 2.18 - 1.86 - 1.68 - 2.11 - 2.12 - 2.12
At the moment (2.12 gig per hour) it is going very good.
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But you don't have unlimited storage as a premium user so if you go over the 2000GB, you won't have any other choice(or are you saying that as a premium user, it's 10$ for an extra 1TB forever?).
At least I still seem to be at 2000GB even though my premium account expired so they may be helping uploaders out(or their website is buggy).
At least I still seem to be at 2000GB even though my premium account expired so they may be helping uploaders out(or their website is buggy).
Good grief! I apparently have 26 in about two months. I have no idea what it means, though.
Works fine for me.
Here's a handy website for this kind of thing: http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/subyshare.com
Here's a handy website for this kind of thing: http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/subyshare.com
well yes.
but most of them won't buy a prem.acc, since there are way to much mirrors now.
But they are reliable and pay
Thanks for that link. Suby works for me again as well, but yesterday evening I couldn't get the website or upload anything with ftp.
Subyshare doesn't seem to be very stable. Yesterday evening I couldn't connect to the website again but FTP did seem to work.
I did ask the sysadmin about this and got the following answer: Subyshare is under DDOS attack so sometimes connection is slowly. Well, it wasn't slowly, it wasn't working at all.
Anyway, at the moment I can get the website again, but now I can't upload with FTP. I get the following when I try to upload: "No space left on device". But when I tried 5 minutes later the upload started and suddenly there seems to be space again.
Does anybody else experience these kind of problems as well?
I did ask the sysadmin about this and got the following answer: Subyshare is under DDOS attack so sometimes connection is slowly. Well, it wasn't slowly, it wasn't working at all.
Anyway, at the moment I can get the website again, but now I can't upload with FTP. I get the following when I try to upload: "No space left on device". But when I tried 5 minutes later the upload started and suddenly there seems to be space again.
Does anybody else experience these kind of problems as well?
the no-space-on-disc happens, if the ftp-upload is used more, than there is space on the system
FTP upload works as follows:
you connect to a server, specialised in ftp-uploading.
when you have successfully transmitted your files to the ftp-server, it will then be moved to the real file-servers, where it get's its id etc. pp
This of course will take some time.
That's why you can upload again after a few minutes (when some files were transfered to the fileservers)
as for the DDOS ... at least their main-server is hosted by a company that does have ddos-protection (though i'm not sure, if they are using big enough servers, so that's included, or if they have to pay extra)
So, yes. Nearly all file-sharing sites, have to deal with DDOS-attacks. Even uploaded was forced to buy an external service, to get their site back up - after the DDOS was done, and some time passed, they are now hosting without the service (as such services are really expensive, since they do the real deal - and not the pseudo ddos like e.g. OVH does)
FTP upload works as follows:
you connect to a server, specialised in ftp-uploading.
when you have successfully transmitted your files to the ftp-server, it will then be moved to the real file-servers, where it get's its id etc. pp
This of course will take some time.
That's why you can upload again after a few minutes (when some files were transfered to the fileservers)
as for the DDOS ... at least their main-server is hosted by a company that does have ddos-protection (though i'm not sure, if they are using big enough servers, so that's included, or if they have to pay extra)
So, yes. Nearly all file-sharing sites, have to deal with DDOS-attacks. Even uploaded was forced to buy an external service, to get their site back up - after the DDOS was done, and some time passed, they are now hosting without the service (as such services are really expensive, since they do the real deal - and not the pseudo ddos like e.g. OVH does)
DDOS or not, there is something strange going on. From my home I can't access the website at the moment, but at the same time I can access it from my work address (did login on my work computer with remote access). But in both cases the ISP is the same one.
My ISP also offers ssh access to their servers and when I login on their servers and do ping on subyshare.com there is a reply in about 43 ms. Ping from my work computer gives the same result. Ping from my home times out.
I did ask the Subyshare Admin if my home ip-address is/was blocked, but he assured me that it isn't. Very strange that my ISP seems to be able to access the website, from my work computer it is no problem as well, but from home, nothing.
And before somebody tells me to check my internet connection, firewall settings, firefox add-ons, cables, router and so on, it is only subyshare.com that doesn't work.
However, sometimes it is possible to connect from my home. FTP keeps working even if the website won't open in Firefox.
My ISP also offers ssh access to their servers and when I login on their servers and do ping on subyshare.com there is a reply in about 43 ms. Ping from my work computer gives the same result. Ping from my home times out.
I did ask the Subyshare Admin if my home ip-address is/was blocked, but he assured me that it isn't. Very strange that my ISP seems to be able to access the website, from my work computer it is no problem as well, but from home, nothing.
And before somebody tells me to check my internet connection, firewall settings, firefox add-ons, cables, router and so on, it is only subyshare.com that doesn't work.
However, sometimes it is possible to connect from my home. FTP keeps working even if the website won't open in Firefox.
I just wanted to add that the site is blocking me, also, at the moment. Maybe my jdownloader angered it:
"It's just you. http://subyshare.com is up."
"It's just you. http://subyshare.com is up."