Basically, I got the equivalent of a C&D from Dreamhost for storing 100GB of prawn (and transferring about 650GB per month) on their discount hosting (See: http://www.tribalwar.com/forums/showthread.php?p=14070865).
It lasted longer than I thought it would, so I'm not too disappointed. What this does mean is that we need to find another host. I know a few of you have volunteered to rehost the files, I just dont remember who you are, hence the thread.
Also, is there some sort of FTP automation thing where we can get a server to connect to the FTP and download everything for easy transfer? I'll be happy to give up the scripts and all that I used to get this working. If we can act quickly enough, we can preserve all that we've uploaded, and this can just be a host change instead of the death of the TW prawns.
It's been a good run (10+TB of bandwidth later), and hopefully we can keep it going on another host.
It seems like you have a lot of disk usage on your account that isn't direct content needed for your public web site(s).
Our policies require that you keep any non-essential-for-your-live-public-
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user", and not on any of your "regular" user accounts.
It lasted longer than I thought it would, so I'm not too disappointed. What this does mean is that we need to find another host. I know a few of you have volunteered to rehost the files, I just dont remember who you are, hence the thread.
Also, is there some sort of FTP automation thing where we can get a server to connect to the FTP and download everything for easy transfer? I'll be happy to give up the scripts and all that I used to get this working. If we can act quickly enough, we can preserve all that we've uploaded, and this can just be a host change instead of the death of the TW prawns.
It's been a good run (10+TB of bandwidth later), and hopefully we can keep it going on another host.