https://my.hostbrr.com/order/main/packages/storage/?group_id=27

host-c is out of my price range, and the hostbrr storageboxes don't suit my use case. Need it to be a VPS. Budget up to 20$/year.

I myself find it easier to shop on his blesta instance so I've never bothered to open hostbrr.com but my.hostbrr.com

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They just use a different billing software, blesta works differently from whmcs so it can look weird when you get used to seeing whmcs on hosts. But Hostbrr as a whole is a good company, you can trust

Hostbrr's website might suck but their service is always good. They scored highly in the LET Top Provider poll this year so I assume plenty of others are also happy with their service.

@CloudHopper @labze @ArrowBoi I am not sure with the professionalism of hostbrr. You end up directly in the order menu, the website doesn't work, there is no imprint, so I would clearly be a bit

The Hostbrr storage box suggested above is perfect for FTP and I doubt you'll find a better offer right now

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I'd still recommend HostBrr storage to do that, but you'll need a VPS near the storage location and mount the storage to it as a remote drive. This way you can make use of the storage freely especiall

Lol I've to admit I would get curious too! If I remember correctly I did try sudo with either HostBrr or Netdynamics, but they just returned some errors.

HostBrr DirectAdmin reseller storage: https://my.hostbrr.com/order/main/packages/storagebox/?group_id=66

What do you mean it’s Hostbrr?

Apparently this is Hostbrr DA storage.

Every time I try to upload a directory from my local Fedora workstation, rsync complains that the file system is read-only. The destination is a HostBrr storage box in Germany. I am trying to use it f

try hostbrr directadmin plans (aff link) in US/Germany/Singapore

For a bit more challenging route, put it on a cheap storage VPS (or even HostBrr storage DA nodes?)

optimization api. try hosthatch or servarica or hostbrr for cheap storage.