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Image sharing script with FTP support
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Image sharing script with FTP support

I'm currently using PictShare with AlphaRacks hosting (yeah, I know this was not a good take). Since AlphaRacks web hosting isn't that reliable, I am searching for a script like PictShare but uses FTP to store images. So the image will go like

Webserver (frontend) -> BunnyCDN FTP -> CDN edge

Will there be any script that I may use? Thanks in advance!

Comments

  • All I want is a simple PHP script that has a web frontend that will hash the filename and toss it to a FTP server and show me the image url.

  • That's going to be pretty latent.

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  • uptimeuptime Member
    edited January 2019

    EDIT2: ... (all i wanted was a PHP)

  • ShareX + custom uploader PHP script

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  • You could find an alternative host?

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  • sanvitsanvit Member
    edited January 2019

    @AmirGT said:
    ShareX + custom uploader PHP script

    Yeah.. I was thinking of that

    @austenite said:
    You could find an alternative host?

    The storage-price ratio is usually expensive compared to what BunnyCDN is offering for it's storage service. Since all I need is storage... Plus, when I first signed up for AR, I didn't think uptime could be that bad... I just thought the server would be highly oversold and that could be settled by using aggressive caching with CloudFlare and BunnyCDN.

  • The storage-price ratio is usually expensive compared to what BunnyCDN is offering for it's storage service. Since all I need is storage...

    Yeah, most won't be able to match that. As above, ShareX and a PHP uploader script is a good way to go. Pomf (https://github.com/pomf/pomf) works with ShareX so that may be worth a look if you didn't want to go down the road of custom.

  • @austenite said:

    The storage-price ratio is usually expensive compared to what BunnyCDN is offering for it's storage service. Since all I need is storage...

    Yeah, most won't be able to match that. As above, ShareX and a PHP uploader script is a good way to go. Pomf (https://github.com/pomf/pomf) works with ShareX so that may be worth a look if you didn't want to go down the road of custom.

    What I need is a script that will upload that file to a FTP server and it seems pomf doesnt seem to support external storage? Thanks for the input though!

  • @sanvit said:

    @austenite said:

    The storage-price ratio is usually expensive compared to what BunnyCDN is offering for it's storage service. Since all I need is storage...

    Yeah, most won't be able to match that. As above, ShareX and a PHP uploader script is a good way to go. Pomf (https://github.com/pomf/pomf) works with ShareX so that may be worth a look if you didn't want to go down the road of custom.

    What I need is a script that will upload that file to a FTP server and it seems pomf doesnt seem to support external storage? Thanks for the input though!

    Why are you tied into FTP, specifically? It's unsafe, slow, and doesn't work well through NAT and filtering.

  • @Letzien said:

    @sanvit said:

    @austenite said:

    The storage-price ratio is usually expensive compared to what BunnyCDN is offering for it's storage service. Since all I need is storage...

    Yeah, most won't be able to match that. As above, ShareX and a PHP uploader script is a good way to go. Pomf (https://github.com/pomf/pomf) works with ShareX so that may be worth a look if you didn't want to go down the road of custom.

    What I need is a script that will upload that file to a FTP server and it seems pomf doesnt seem to support external storage? Thanks for the input though!

    Why are you tied into FTP, specifically? It's unsafe, slow, and doesn't work well through NAT and filtering.

    I want a PAYG service and all I can think of now is BunnyCDN FTP storage... :(

  • Find below my custom modified pomf upload.php file, will go over to any FTP server but I have specifically used it for BunnyCDN (your exact use case) and works great :)

    https://pastebin.com/Dxpt1WJ5

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