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ShagBuddy · 21st September 2022, 15:28

After a bunch of research I have narrowed down the file hosts that I plan to use to a couple, but the issue I am trying to figure out now is keeping the files active. Nearly all hosts remove files that are not downloaded within the last 30 - 90 days (depending on the host). I have seen some pretty prolific posters here that have a LARGE amount of media hosted and I can't help but think they have found a way to do this, so that their download links don't become invalid. Some of the files I have downloaded were posted 8+ years ago and are movies from stars back in the early 90's. I doubt they get downloads that frequent for that long.

I have nearly 10TB of media that I am aiming to post and the thought of links expiring like that really sucks. Anyone know how to keep the files active for the long-haul? Thanks in advance for any help/suggestions!

c0ntr0lz · 22nd September 2022, 03:03

http://rapidgator.net/article/premium

99.99 USD
365 days*
12 TB Bandwidth
12 TB Storage

In this plan, you have 12 TB of space and while you are premium, your files will not be deleted (only via DMCA) if links are reported by DMCA

ShagBuddy · 22nd September 2022, 16:25

Thanks! Rapidgator is one of the two I will be using. FileJoker is the other.

21st September 2022, 15:28	#1
ShagBuddy Remaster Artist Extraordinaire Forum Lord Join Date: Mar 2022 Posts: 1,493 Thanks: 600 Thanked 16,905 Times in 1,430 Posts	How to keep files active so they are not deleted? After a bunch of research I have narrowed down the file hosts that I plan to use to a couple, but the issue I am trying to figure out now is keeping the files active. Nearly all hosts remove files that are not downloaded within the last 30 - 90 days (depending on the host). I have seen some pretty prolific posters here that have a LARGE amount of media hosted and I can't help but think they have found a way to do this, so that their download links don't become invalid. Some of the files I have downloaded were posted 8+ years ago and are movies from stars back in the early 90's. I doubt they get downloads that frequent for that long. I have nearly 10TB of media that I am aiming to post and the thought of links expiring like that really sucks. Anyone know how to keep the files active for the long-haul? Thanks in advance for any help/suggestions!

22nd September 2022, 03:03	#2
c0ntr0lz V.I.P. Postaholic Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 6,489 Thanks: 16,953 Thanked 144,671 Times in 6,260 Posts	http://rapidgator.net/article/premium 99.99 USD 365 days* 12 TB Bandwidth 12 TB Storage In this plan, you have 12 TB of space and while you are premium, your files will not be deleted (only via DMCA) if links are reported by DMCA

22nd September 2022, 16:25	#3
ShagBuddy Remaster Artist Extraordinaire Forum Lord Join Date: Mar 2022 Posts: 1,493 Thanks: 600 Thanked 16,905 Times in 1,430 Posts	Thanks! Rapidgator is one of the two I will be using. FileJoker is the other.