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What sort of things does SubSonic handle for you?  Audio, Video, photos?   Does all those right? Any idea if it supports per-user directories?  So for instance, I might see all files, while someone else sees their personal files?

Well, I am probably the resident RAID hater :)  Some big failures of large arrays in many years past.  I get RAID, but it's headache on its own and hard to failure simulate/train. Too many hosts just have RAID because everyone else does (keeping up with Jones effect).   RAID isn't the solution...

So is that an OnApp/other shared/pooled 3rd party chip in style CDN?  Has to be with all those locales. @ 5 cents per GB = $50 per TB.   While not breaking the bank, that's significant enough.  Is the pricing and credits good perpetually until used or is this an expiration type thing and/or...

Unsure how the OP buys servers and the availability of drive bays and controller upgrades.  That said,  I've done this sort of thing on 1U units with officially 2 drive slots only and crammed for space internals.  The board - server board - in these cases has built in RAID support and upwards of...

Interesting.  Need to better outline the plan though. I take it you are going to run a RAID or some redundant idea for the actual server boot, main OS, etc.? Then the user / customer files, those go on chunks on individual non-RAID SSD storage (i.e. you have 4+ SSD drives that are separate...

Tell us more. Where are the CDN end nodes?

So, trying to get more organized since I entered the modern television era with a TV with apps and embedded stuff that most interesting to me supposedly supports DLNA. I don't watch TV mainly because what I watch isn't on TV stations and easier to consume at the computer.   Well, other folks in...

Now, let's get to work some more. Other names affiliated/owned by same group include: Infinitie Networks Eonix Corporation You can see here from their IPv4 peers that ServerHub / Eonix Corporation / Infinitie Networks / B2 Net Solutions Inc. are all listed as peers :) One in the same...

No these companies are NOT more less one in the same.  They indeed are the very SAME company scamming folks with all these brands posing as different companies. I need to go back and dig up all the KNOWN operating names and republish a list and tally up ads ran totals for LEB/LET. This shit...

Latency (my guess) from NYC to London should be 60-80ms... 

SonWebHost, isn't that fellow from some semi-tropical island?  :)  The fellow seems like he's always, ahh, high. He's rather harmless.  These other companies being piggy backed out of CC's back yard (Toronto) and offering under hordes of names and regularly on LET/LEB is a problem.

Add to this hosting cartel, another fake operated brand mass posting on LET/LEB SERVERHUB http://serverhub.com...t-corporate.php ---> Canada Contact Center: ServerHub® 52453 - 524 Queen Street W Toronto, ON M5V 2B0 Canada Now watch this: http://www.b2netsolu...m/contactus.htm...

Ohioans drive horribly since their roads were planned by complete idiots.  Really.    There are roads named the same thing within blocks of one another, one might be Road and other Street.   Many of the towns while grids failed to adhere to Main Street and incremental numbers and or A-Z...

Just got this from RamNode:

The creator of rsync really deserves some massive recognition.  A lifetime achievement award.  Rsync is used in so many things we all take for granted.

Well still fussing with Polipo.   Getting somewhere with it, but still failing ugly at times. I've mainly stopped Polipo from hard crashing by enabling the high RAM options in the config file. Have problems with file descriptors though and Polipo hitting that ceiling and basically crashing...

Thanks Mr. Seamus!   Total sense made on this one. I like the Detroit location -- metro Detroit I mean.  It's not the same location as everyone else. 123.net (killer domain) has a pretty good network :)  From my location I hit it via Chicago and that issue is my own provider upstream that...

Let's see --- backuppc -- this? http://backuppc.sourceforge.net/info.html Looks like some really nifty features in it.  Also looks to have a good bit of overhead to do everything it is doing.  Way more than rsync by itself. "BackupPC is written in Perl and extracts backup data via SMB using...

I *like* the layout of this offer :) !

How is Backupsy going for you?  I just took the plunge and signed up.  :)