[conspire] Receiving larger files from non-linux users?

[James Sundquist]

I have the static IP and server space.  A webserver is probably exactly
what I need to setup.  Do you just rely on FTP?

On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 1:43 PM, Ruben Safir <ruben at mrbrklyn.com> wrote:

> On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 12:52:30PM -0700, James Sundquist wrote:
> >     I've been relying on Dropbox a lot for sharing files over the last
> few
> > years and it works okay,
>
>   Like a static IP and a a webserver?
>
> >  but I'm interested in exploring other methods.
> > These days a lot of raw photography, HD video, and wav audio are being
> > exchanged.  Size is a concern and often those sharing with me have
> limited
> > technical experience and a proprietary operating system.  CloudApp has
> been
> > recommended, but it has a size limitation of only ten 25mb files daily.
> > E-mail is too slow.  Google Drive could work, though they lack a native
> > Linux client and I've yet to try it.  I'm often unable to get files in
> > person.  What do you use?
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