Does Xfilemirror script stores files on the server?

[nextek]

Hello, i'm planning to buy Xfilemirror script for. But i don't want to store files on the server, is that possible? I just want it to remotely upload to other hosts and it should only show all the links if the user clicks on my Xfilemirror site just like this.

https://www.mirrored.to/files/0G4ESVPC/

 

[Alexjoker007]

Hello, i'm planning to buy Xfilemirror script for. But i don't want to store files on the server, is that possible? I just want it to remotely upload to other hosts and it should only show all the links if the user clicks on my Xfilemirror site just like this.

https://www.mirrored.to/files/0G4ESVPC/

It temporarily store files on server (1 day i think so) till it gets rehosted on other host.

But I suggest you to stay away from that script as it's last updated in 2016 & it's not their top priority to update this script. Also the script really requires update considering the bugs in the script. So better don't waste time and money on it better go for custom made might cost more but you will have then more choices like you can hire developers at cheap cheap that can work on your website but using xfilemirror will make you completely dependent on sibsoft as there code is also encoded so not a lot much can be done on their script without them.

 

[vdirect]

It temporarily store files on server (1 day i think so) till it gets rehosted on other host.

But I suggest you to stay away from that script as it's last updated in 2016 & it's not their top priority to update this script. Also the script really requires update considering the bugs in the script. So better don't waste time and money on it better go for custom made might cost more but you will have then more choices like you can hire developers at cheap cheap that can work on your website but using xfilemirror will make you completely dependent on sibsoft as there code is also encoded so not a lot much can be done on their script without them.

There are a lot of websites that use sibsoft scripts. They use perl mostly I think, I did not know that they encode their script code.