Hi everybody!
I've been developing in localhost a really thin and small app built for file uploading, much like imageshack, though with some characteristics thought specifically not to waste too soon too much bandwidth and processor resources:
1) Every single file gets killed after 24 hours of being uploaded
2) Every single file gets inmediately killed if is reported as violating copyright.
3) No file 2mb+ gets into the system
4) Thanks to a small CGI I wrote the system allows only .pdf, .png, .gif, .jpg, .swf and .zip. This way, if you rename asdasd.exe to asdasd.gif and upload it, the system forbids you by setting a cookie AND banning your IP.
5) Every file gets gzipped and gunzipped on the fly
Then, given that I provide a tool to avoid copyright infringing and that I do any single possible check to prevent exploitation, can I upload it and promote it around? It's just for the alpha and beta stage, I'll probably move it to another hosting when it gets to be released to the public.
I've been developing in localhost a really thin and small app built for file uploading, much like imageshack, though with some characteristics thought specifically not to waste too soon too much bandwidth and processor resources:
1) Every single file gets killed after 24 hours of being uploaded
2) Every single file gets inmediately killed if is reported as violating copyright.
3) No file 2mb+ gets into the system
4) Thanks to a small CGI I wrote the system allows only .pdf, .png, .gif, .jpg, .swf and .zip. This way, if you rename asdasd.exe to asdasd.gif and upload it, the system forbids you by setting a cookie AND banning your IP.
5) Every file gets gzipped and gunzipped on the fly
Then, given that I provide a tool to avoid copyright infringing and that I do any single possible check to prevent exploitation, can I upload it and promote it around? It's just for the alpha and beta stage, I'll probably move it to another hosting when it gets to be released to the public.
