Does anyone know a good internet site where I can 'park' my Python code?
Easy download, upload, and search.
sneekula 969 Nearly a Posting Maven
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Jump to PostAre you talking about having your own host for this or some sort of community-based site?
Jump to PostA good site is github. They have private and public repositories, but you have to pay for the private ones.
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shadwickman 159 Posting Pro in Training
Are you talking about having your own host for this or some sort of community-based site?
scru 909 Posting Virtuoso Featured Poster
A good site is github. They have private and public repositories, but you have to pay for the private ones.
Clueless86 0 Junior Poster in Training
You can get that 2GB of free space @ Mozy, I am not completely sure its totally free, but they advertise that. Its kinda like a repository.
But if you just want to 'Park' things or 'Store' them then any upload site can just about work.
shadwickman 159 Posting Pro in Training
So if you're just looking for storage, you can get a free account with Zymic.com (something like mysitename.vndv.com) which has 6GB of storage and an absurd amount of bandwidth too.
Clueless86 0 Junior Poster in Training
dang, beats my 2GB all to pieces. I actually normally use FileFront for a hosting type deal, but its not private anyone can look your stuff up and download it..
shadwickman 159 Posting Pro in Training
With a Zymic account, you could just change whatever folder you're using for storage so that the permissions don't allow public reading/executing.
I use my account with them a lot for storage, but I also do run a simple photography page off it it too.
This differs from FileFront though because this isn't just file hosting - it's a personal website essentially.
Clueless86 0 Junior Poster in Training
Yeah it dose, I have actually never seen a website offer 6GB of free space..If that much is truly free.. Normally its 500mb or maybe 1GB.. But that sounds like a good thing to have..
zachabesh 5 Junior Poster
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I use bluehost.com to host the site, and I put all sorts of other junk on it too, because as far as I can tell it's unlimited. Also unlimited subdirectories.
But I pay for it. And as many of you know, you have to pay up front for websites. $5 a month isn't much, but $5x36 (3 years) makes a dent on my credit card statement. But if you're willing to shell out the $200 (you get discounts for longer time) you get your storage and a domain.
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