Looking for a cheap seedbox with root (or should I say a storage vps with torrenting allowed?)

eXaline

I had a server on hostsolutions which I set everything manually(rtorrent, rutorrent, ftp server etc.) and it was very fun and educational for me. So I want to do it again.

I am not looking for rock-solid stability.
1 core
512 MB ram
100 GB+ HDD
1 TB+ bandwidth(the more the better)
$2-3/month
would be enough.

I found a similar spec on seedboxws.com but apparently, it hasn't got root and apps are configured from gui. I just want to set my vps manually and live the feeling of sharing while watching rutorrent panel with seeding torrents. And, I'm not sure if it is possible.

PS: I can use credit card and any payment method other than paypal that accept credit card.

cybertech

if u arent gonna make any ticket, pulsemedia is suitable and privacy advocate.

eXaline

Oh sorry, I forgot to say. Unfortunately, their payment methods are not suitable for me. I can use credit card and any payment method other than paypal that accept credit card.

kheng86

https://greencloudvps.com/billing/cart.php?a=add&pid=501

2 GB Ram
500Gb HDD

In RO, but only legal torrent

Astro

PM @PulsedMedia and Servarica. @servarica_hani

Fritz

How about webhorizon?

They allow torrent at OVH France location.

kerm1

I am using the pulsemedia 12th anniversary offer, for the first month free. It is good. download 100M/s, upload, emm, to onedrive about 15M/s. A disadvantage is that the speed from it to my home is to low.
BUT THERE IS NO ROOT.however, you can still use command, like manually configuera rclone.

VayVayKa

@kheng86 said:
In RO, but only legal torrent

I never cease to be amazed at the combination of "legal" and "torrent" in one sentence.

cybertech

@VayVayKa said:

@kheng86 said:
In RO, but only legal torrent

I never cease to be amazed at the combination of "legal" and "torrent" in one sentence.

it is now known as "linux iso"

VayVayKa

@cybertech said:

@VayVayKa said:

@kheng86 said:
In RO, but only legal torrent

I never cease to be amazed at the combination of "legal" and "torrent" in one sentence.

it is now known as "linux iso"

Exactly. Most "linux isos" are protected by DMCA. DMCA will not protect illegal content.

dosai

I don't think seedbox providers would give you root access.

eXaline

@Astro said: PM @PulsedMedia and Servarica. @servarica_hani

I PMed servarica and they don't have this kind of offer at the moment. PulsedMedia doesn't accept credit card.

@Fritz said: How about webhorizon?

They allow torrent at OVH France location.

I couldn't find any storage package on their website. Do you have any link to that?
(Oh I found: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/177304)

deank

There is an option of home basement hosting.

"It just works," Some blistering idiot said that.

vbloods

try racknerd

eXaline

@deank said:
There is an option of home basement hosting.

"It just works," Some blistering idiot said that.

I wish my home internet has more upload speed than 10 Mbps.

deank

That's more than enough. Go for it.

caracal

Do people still use OVH to torrent?

deank

Yes because they don't learn.

Fritz

@vbloods said:
try racknerd

Yes also Racknerd allow torrent.

Using it for few months now ..

PulsedMedia

@eXaline said: PulsedMedia doesn't accept credit card.

Paypal accepts credit card. Crypto you can buy with credit card.

ehab

@PulsedMedia said:
Paypal accepts credit card. Crypto you can buy with credit card.

can i use your credit card?

vay Vay Ka

PulsedMedia

@ehab said:

@PulsedMedia said:
Paypal accepts credit card. Crypto you can buy with credit card.

can i use your credit card?

vay Vay Ka

lol, sorry you got to use your own

eXaline

@PulsedMedia said:

@eXaline said: PulsedMedia doesn't accept credit card.

Paypal accepts credit card. Crypto you can buy with credit card.

Paypal is not operating in my country.

When buying crypto with a credit card, it is always higher than the normal conversion rate. Next, I need to transfer it to your coinpayments.net wallet with the transaction fee. In addition, coinpayments requires more crypto than the real fiat equivalent. These extras may be no problem to some but it's for me.