Re: [WebDNA] Server load

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2008

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 100500
interpreted = N
texte = --Apple-Mail-150--610660165Content-Type: text/plain;charset=US-ASCII;format=flowed;delsp=yesContent-Transfer-Encoding: 7bitOn 8 Aug 2008, at 16:21, Brian B. Burton wrote:>>> 5. Does anybody know of a good file serving service?>> I know this is a bit off topic but moving all the non-html/WebDNA >> files to another server would of course help. Not much but every >> little bit counts. Can anybody recommend such a pure file server >> service?>> What I need is:>> + A fast and - even more important - reliable server>> + Ftp access>> + Subdomain names pointing to the file server>> + File types: .gif, .jpg, .pdf, .mid, .kar, .mp3, .wav and .abc >> (.kar is "karaoke," just midi files with embedded lyrics, .abc is a >> text based music notation file format)>> + automatic redirects to main site for anybody trying to browse the >> file directories manually>> Look at Amazone's S3 service. You can use Jungle Disk to get the > files there. ( http://www.jungledisk.com/ )> A lot of sites now accept files via web upload, verify and resize > the file then thru scripting send the files to S3 and rewrite their > links to point to the outsourced hosting. Looks very inexpensive. > (your mileage may vary.)Yep, although S3 doesn't offer all of the things listed in the original request, we put our images on S3 using the shell scripts from here......you could easily call these scripts from WebDNA...[shell]/usr/bin/s3put \"x-amz-acl:public-read\" \"Content-Type:image/ jpeg\" amazonBucketName/image.jpg[/shell]Then the pages are processed on our server and images server from amazon. You can point a subdomain of your own domain to the amazon S3 domain to hide the amazon links.Paul--Apple-Mail-150--610660165Content-Type: text/html;charset=US-ASCIIContent-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

On 8 Aug 2008, at =16:21, Brian B. Burton wrote:

5. Does anybody know of =a good file serving service?

=I know this is a bit off topic but moving all the non-html/WebDNA files =to another server would of course help. Not much but every little bit =counts. Can anybody recommend such a pure file server =service?

What I need =is:

+ A fast and - even more =important - reliable server

+ =Ftp access

+ Subdomain names =pointing to the file server

+ =File types: .gif, .jpg, .pdf, .mid, .kar, .mp3, .wav and .abc (.kar is ="karaoke," just midi files with embedded lyrics, .abc is a text based =music notation file format)

+ =automatic redirects to main site for anybody trying to browse the file =directories manually

Look at Amazone's S3 service. =You can use Jungle Disk to get the files there. ( http://www.jungledisk.com/ =)
A lot of sites now accept files via web upload, verify and resize =the file then thru scripting send the files to S3 and rewrite their =links to point to the outsourced hosting. Looks very inexpensive. (your =mileage may vary.)

Yep, although S3 =doesn't offer all of the things listed in the original =request, we put our images on S3 using the shell scripts from =here...

<http://www.timkay.com/aws/>

<=div>

...you could easily call these scripts from =WebDNA...

[shell]/usr/bin/s3put  \"x-am=z-acl:public-read\" \"Content-Type:image/jpeg\" =amazonBucketName/image.jpg[/shell]

Then =the pages are processed on our server and images server from =amazon. You can point a subdomain of your own domain to the amazon S3 =domain to hide the amazon =links.

Paul