I can understand. Th eonly one i liked so far among others was MFS File sharing scipt but it has no mods and no forum support. Their tech support is however much faster. XFS seems good but its price easily reaches $500.xfilesharing pro or custom made
dont waist time on the cheap ones lol it wil come back to bite you in the ass :pirate: trust me i know :wacko:
Which filesharing script is best now a days?
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I would recommend against buying "XFS" at all costs.
If you're really willing to spend hundreds of dollars on some script worth less than 50, there's something wrong with you.
They charge $250 to install fcgi for you because they're too retarded to code in a modern language built for web based applications.
That's literally a 5 minute job, if that. All because they're stuck in the past coding in languages nobody uses anymore for web apps.
Oh and what's this, $200 for them to install nginx and enable the probably already built in sendfile functionality. Yeah that's totally worth it /sarcasm.
Check this out too, $80 for a flash based uploader. Yeah thats right, $80 to upload swfupload and include it in the HTML, awesome. $30 to put some shitty twitter API JS in the html for you. $50 to enable a chunk of code I could write in 10 lines, to read info from RAR archives. You must have fuckin' brain damage to be paying for this shit.
Why don't you guys quit recommending such overpriced crap, I wish someone would code one actually worth buying.
P.S. for those of you who bought it, here's an accurate picture of you:
[slide]http://i.imgur.com/5Dbcr.jpg[/slide]
If you're really willing to spend hundreds of dollars on some script worth less than 50, there's something wrong with you.
They charge $250 to install fcgi for you because they're too retarded to code in a modern language built for web based applications.
That's literally a 5 minute job, if that. All because they're stuck in the past coding in languages nobody uses anymore for web apps.
Oh and what's this, $200 for them to install nginx and enable the probably already built in sendfile functionality. Yeah that's totally worth it /sarcasm.
Check this out too, $80 for a flash based uploader. Yeah thats right, $80 to upload swfupload and include it in the HTML, awesome. $30 to put some shitty twitter API JS in the html for you. $50 to enable a chunk of code I could write in 10 lines, to read info from RAR archives. You must have fuckin' brain damage to be paying for this shit.
Why don't you guys quit recommending such overpriced crap, I wish someone would code one actually worth buying.
P.S. for those of you who bought it, here's an accurate picture of you:
[slide]http://i.imgur.com/5Dbcr.jpg[/slide]
but if you think it is very expensive, you shouldn't even bother starting a file hosting site then.So... I guess you skipped past my post?
Everyone who recommends xfilesharing, knows absolutely nothing about anything.
It is not just expensive, it is a rip off. Although, to be fair, it is priced as stupidly as the audience buying it.
P.S. it is coded so badly a kid could do better.
Everyone who recommends xfilesharing, knows absolutely nothing about anything.
It is not just expensive, it is a rip off. Although, to be fair, it is priced as stupidly as the audience buying it.
P.S. it is coded so badly a kid could do better.
I agree with you and thats why I mentioned that it is too expensive, not in absolute terms, but in the sense that it is a rip off. But guess what? I can't find one script that had payment reseller mod available, without which it is hopeless to spend money on script.
So back to square one agaain which means xfs of course:thumbdown:
Jmz I totally agree with you ... not only that but the up-sell Mod's are subscription... the price is per year. They use keys to control everything... when a years up you have to pay again. I'm sure a brilliant coder, cracker like yourself could fix that.
As for XFS it's really the only product out there that had so many options available. We don't mind paying for something that's part of doing business... if it makes us money then it's all good. Servers, bandwidth, site design, hands-on tech support in remote DC's runs $70 an hour. It all costs money... to make money.
That's funny to see how just registered users sharing their "experience" about yeti script on various forums using the same usernames
Yeah it's funny.
However, I put 2 of you in the same basket. He's trying to do fake advertising while you are ripping off people with your stone age script.
Seriously, create something decent and then over-price it.
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Why do you even care? you sound so bitter, People are allowed to create a script that does the same job.That's funny to see how just registered users sharing their "experience" about yeti script on various forums using the same usernames
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