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What image hosting engine do you use?
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I personally use a Samba share with a public folder...
What about Owncloud?
I've had this weird experience with owncloud where when I wanted to download a larger file, owncloud would slow down and I'd get timeout error every single time. After a couple of hours it fixes itself, but very strange nonetheless. I might give it a go.
Yeah I had a few issues and just moved to samba with public folder. Works for me.
http://home.gna.org/jyraphe/ is nice, not just for images but as a general file hosting script.
postimage.org
I chuck all my images into a public folder on a VM via FTP. I used to use Imgur and liked it, but when you come to edit an image you've already published the original is kept which is no good for removing details from screenshots when you've realised you've left some in. It's also pretty cool being able to view stats for the images via Webalizer etc.
I built my own Gyazo, it's pretty easy, there's quite a few tutorials.
http://images.sonicboxes.net/
It works well enough, you build a small .exe and assign it to a shortcut.
Yeah, that's what I've been doing in the last couple of months, but I'd like to let my friends use this as well, without giving them ftp access to the server.
phpuush, i can delete, see how many people have viewed my files and upload anything I need. Also seafile for a dropbox like solution!
I personally use Droplr and Cloudup. ownCloud is awesome, though.
Well, I've just found ShareX, and I fell in love with it already
Phpuush.
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