[time-nuts] Administrivia: Message Sizes
Didier Juges
didier at cox.net
Wed Apr 11 11:55:48 EDT 2007
Anyone on this list is welcome use the upload section of my web site. It
is intended for manuals, until I check them and move them to the
"formal" Manual section, but since you can upload anything that will fit
(<25 GB please), you are welcome to use that for temporary storage as
long as it is loosely related to the interests of this list, or the
TekScope or hp_agilent_equipment mailing lists, which I participate in.
If I need the room, I will simply delete the old stuff, but there is
lots of space there, so you should be assured that whatever you upload
will probably be there for at least a few weeks or months.
Please do not upload sensitive information, or documents that could
possibly irritate a big corporation with lots of copyright lawyers...
If it is of more than passing interest and should be kept more
permanently, send me an email and I will move the material in the Manual
folder http://www.ko4bb.com/ham_radio/Manuals
ftp.ko4bb.com
login: manuals
password: manuals
To send a link in an email, you can either use "ftp://ftp.ko4bb.com",
which requires the same login/password as above and provides you with an
ftp interface, or simply "http://www.ko4bb.com/~manuals/" which does not
require login and presents an http interface, whichever you prefer.
You are welcome to experiment. If you upload something and change your
mind, the ftp interface will allow you to delete stuff in the upload
folder. Be considerate of others please :-)
Didier KO4BB
John Ackermann N8UR wrote:
> I've been getting a lot of notices lately that messages are being
> rejected because they exceed the list's 128kb maximum size limit.
>
> Now that we have over 400 subscribers, I really need to enforce that
> limit; otherwise, the server gets bogged down (it's trying to blast out
> 400+ copies of that big message).
>
> The ideal thing is to post the large file at a web or ftp site, and just
> link to that location in your message. If you don't have public storage
> available, I'm sure several of us here would be happy to host files on
> their site; I certainly will (within reason).
>
> Thanks,
>
> John
>
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